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Annual Event

Ghanafest’s annual Arts & Culture Festival is celebrated every year and can be accessed from anyplace(Facebook live and Youtube live). Bringing you rich Ghanaian-Canadian culture, showcasing clothing, dances, music, arts and talks from international speakers

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The Ghanaian Festival of Arts & Culture would like to thank all the associations, businesses, individuals, and supporters for your generous donations that has assisted us in making this event a success each and every year. We encourage you to keep on supporting us to make this festival bigger and better as we strive to present the best Ghana has to offer to the world.

Volunteering

There are many various volunteer opportunities to participate in Ghanafest. If you want to volunteer for Ghanafest, here is your chance. Contact our volunteer coordinator on +1-647-881-8885.

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some delicious ghanaian dishes

Tuo Zaafi

The food of Northern Ghanaians but love by the southerners too

Ghana Jollof

One-pot rice dish that is beloved among West Africans.

Waakye

Simple side dish of rice and beans cooked with dried millet stalk leaves.

Fufu

made from boiled and pounded starchy ground provisions like plantains, cassava and eaten with soup

Ampesi

A meal of either boiled yam/plantain/cocoyam/cassava or a mix of any two or all of them served with stew/gravy/kontomire

Kenkey

Kenkey is a staple dish similar to sourdough dumpling from the Ga and Fante-inhabited regions of West Africa, usually served with pepper sauce and fried fish