Tamale set for NARF 2026
The Kentucky Dagomba Chief, Alhaji Faisal Amadu is set to organised Northern Arts and Rhythms Festival (NARF) 2026 in Tamale, the regional capital of the northern region This festival is a cultural and development initiative that sought to use music, arts, heritage and cultural exchange as tools to promote peace, unity, tourism and economic opportunities … The post Tamale set for NARF 2026…
The Northern Arts and Rhythms Festival (NARF) 2026 is set to take place in Tamale, the capital of Ghana's northern region, according to a statement from the event's Public Relations Officer, Madan Suweiba Yakubu. NARF is a cultural and development initiative that aims to promote peace, unity, tourism, and economic opportunities through music, arts, heritage, and cultural exchange.
The festival, which will run from August 26 to September 5, 2026, will bring together various stakeholders from the region to celebrate the rich cultural identity of Northern Ghana. It seeks to strengthen peaceful coexistence, preserve heritage, and create economic opportunities for communities. By showcasing traditions, sharing stories, supporting businesses, and connecting young people to opportunities in the creative and tourism sectors, NARF promotes peace and development globally.
The festival also provides a platform for cultural practitioners and creatives to collaborate, showcase their talents, and connect with audiences from Ghana and beyond. NARF hopes to become an annual event contributing to peacebuilding, cultural preservation, tourism development, and economic empowerment in Northern Ghana.
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