National Folklore Board Ghana

From all Staff of the National Folklore Board Ghana we wish our partners a Merry Christmas. We at the Board are thankful and wishes the public the very best of these Christmas Holidays!

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Ghana's kente listed as Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO - MyJoyOnline 1

"A CELEBRATION OF GHANAIAN CULTURE!

We're thrilled to announce that Ghana's iconic Kente has been listed on the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO!

This recognition honors the rich cultural significance and traditional craftsmanship of Kente, which has been an integral part of Ghanaian identity and heritage for centuries.

Join us as we celebrate this milestone and all work together to continue to promote and preserve Ghana's vibrant cultural heritage!



Ministry of Tourism, Arts And Culture
National Folklore Board Ghana
Ghana Museums & Monuments Board

National Folklore Board Ghana entreat the public to participate in this years Wear Ghana Edition of Ghana’s Biggest Rice Festival “Anwamoo Festival “

The festival promotes Ghana’s local rice industry while celebrating our indigenous traditional food “Anwamo”

The festival will take place a the Legon city Mall this November 24th, 2024.

Don’t miss out on this festival

The date is set! - Sunday 24th November 2024
Venue: Legon city mall
Time : 11:00am

Come and join us for another memorable edition of the Anwamoo Festival.

🌍 Join the conversation!

To wrap up we're hosting an X Spaces chat on 'The Role of Media and Information Literacy in Safeguarding Elections in Africa' on October 31 at 5 pm GMT.

Mark your calendars and be a part of the discussion here:

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See you there!

Today, we celebrate the International Day for Audiovisual Heritage!

This day raises global awareness of the importance of preserving our audiovisual materials – from sound recordings to moving images – as essential parts of our cultural heritage. Join Ghana Commission for UNESCO in honoring and protecting these memories for future generations.