Where are you going this Christmas?

GHANA has undoubtedly become the go-to destination for an unparalleled Christmas party experience. What was once a season for intimate family gatherings and local celebrations has evolved into a vibrant global phenomenon, thanks to the ‘December in Ghana’ initiative.

This innovative package has injected new life into the traditional festive season, transforming the Yuletide in Ghana into a world-class celebration that attracts hundreds of thousands of revellers from around the globe. 

Ghana's unique blend of culture, music and hospitality has made it the ultimate destination for those seeking mega fun. 

During the festive season, the country transforms into a vibrant hub of excitement, giving culture enthusiasts, music, theatre or movie lovers something on Ghana's December calendar packed with an array of thrilling experiences.

Here are some of the fun-packed events:

Zaama Disco (Dec. 21)

MUSIC lovers are in for a treat as Black Sherif's anticipated Zaama Disco concert takes place at Untamed Empire, Accra, on Saturday, December 21.

The concert promises to be an unforgettable night of music and entertainment, featuring performances by some of Ghana's most talented musicians.

Made in Taadi concert (Dec. 21)

KOFI Kinaata is back with his annual Made in Taadi concert scheduled for the Taadi Sports Club on Saturday, December 21.
In addition to Kinaata, artistes billed to perform include Samini, Medikal, DopeNation, Beeztrap, Eno Barony and Drumzy. 

Bhim Nation (Dec. 22)

IT will be a great night of music as there is never a dull moment with reigning Telecel Ghana Music Awards (TGMA) Artiste of the Year winner, Stonebwoy.
This season, he hosts his Up and Running edition of the Bhim Festival at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel on Sunday, December 22.

Manifestivities (Dec. 22)

On Sunday, December 22, the Ghud Park, Accra Mall will be lit when it hosts Manifestivities.  
Headlined by rapper M.anifest, this year’s concert will see performances by Wurld from Nigeria and Kenya’s soul singer, Karun.
It will be mad fun so don’t miss out. 

Festival of Plays (Dec. 24-Jan 5)

COME Tuesday, December 24, Uncle Ebo Whyte’s Roverman Productions will start its Festival of Play with 4 Play at the National Theatre in Accra.
Other plays that will be staged during the festive season are Dubai or No Sex (December 28), Naked in Bed (December 29), I Want to Feed You (January 1 and 2), Take Over (January 4) and Bananas and Groundnuts (January 5).

Rapperholic (Dec. 25)

MUSIC lovers and fans of Sarkodie wouldn’t want to miss the opportunity to experience the rapper's energetic live performance for anything.
So come Christmas Day, Wednesday, December 25, there will literally be no elbow room when he presents the 12th Rapperholic at the Grand Arena of the Accra International Conference Centre (AICC).
Don’t miss out on the night with Sarkodie, one of Africa’s finest rappers.

Christmas with Joe Mettle (Dec. 25)

IT will certainly be a heavenly atmosphere and the celebration of the true meaning of Christmas at Christmas with Joe Mettle.
This year’s event will come off at Palms Convention Centre, Accra, on Wednesday, December 25.
The 6.00 p.m. event will see Hle, Edwin Dadson and Nigeria’s Judikay also minister. 

One Night Guests (Dec.25)

MOVIE producer, Peter Sedufia will premiere his new movie, One Night Guests on Christmas Day at Silverbird Cinemas (Accra & WestHills Malls) and Ozone Cinemas (Oyarifa Mall).
In Kumasi, it will be shown at Golden Eagle Cinema, Kumasi City Mall and Royal View Cinema (SG Mall).

Afro Future Festival (Dec. 28-29)

THE Polo Beach Club in Accra will on December 28–29 respectively play host to AfroFuture Festival, one of the biggest platforms that celebrates Africa's diverse culture and creative talent, featuring art, music and cuisine.
The two-day event dubbed Culture Beach Jam will see performances by Ghana’s KiDi, King Promise, AratheJay, OliveTheBoy and Nigeria’s Omah Lay.
That’s not all, Cameroun’s Sabrina and South Africa’s Shallipopo will also represent, while Disc Jockeys including DJ Kish, DJ Lofi, ADJ among others handle the turntables.

The African Festival (Dec. 28-30)

GET ready for the ultimate celebration of African culture when the nation’s capital plays host to The African Film Festival at the Accra International Conference Centre(AICC).
The three-day festival powered by Globe Productions is a celebration harnessing the power of culture, arts and music to promote awareness of climate change.
It will feature two plays by Latif Abubakar–Don Quixote Africa (Dec.28), Ghana Must Go (Dec. 29) and Afro Night Concert headlined by South African music icon, Yvonne Chaka Chaka(Dec.30). Prepare for the magic.