Fire & Flow 3 Concert
2025-08-02 19:00 UTC | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
Lali x Lola are award-winning, genre-bending trailblazers reshaping Ghana's urban music scene. Their vibrant sound fuses Afrobeats, Pop, & soulful rhythms, creating a dynamic & unpredictable listening experience. Known for their catchy melodies & electrifying performances, they effortlessly blend traditional Ghanaian vibes with global music influences, crafting tracks that move both hearts & dancefloors.
This year's Fire and Flow Concert which is in its 3rd year promises to be a full Pepper Soup Experience — a live band preview of our upcoming album.
This year’s theme is inspired by our upcoming album project, “Pepper Soup” — a deeply personal and experimental body of work that explores sound, identity, and heat in all its forms. The concert will serve as a live listening experience, where we share the heart and soul behind the project before it drops.
Expect new music, surprise guests, visual stories, exclusive merch, and that Fire & Flow magic.
Date: Saturday 2nd August 2025
Time: 7pm
Venue: Alliance Française d'Accra Amphitheatre
Tickets available *714*11*18#

Accra Indie Film Festival 2025
2025-08-04 18:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
The Accra Indie Filmfest returns with its 7th edition scheduled for 4th to 9th August 2025, with all festival’s curated programmed to be held at the Alliance Française, Accra. Under the visionary theme “Disruption – Visions of Tomorrow,” this year’s edition invites audiences to experience stories that challenge norms, reimagine possibilities, and spotlight bold new voices in filmmaking.
The 2025 edition of the festival showcases a total of 56 short films from 33 countries, offering a compelling and diverse mix of animation, narrative works, music videos, documentaries, student films, and digital stories. These curated selections reflect the rapidly evolving landscape of global cinema, highlighting both emerging talent and seasoned creatives who are redefining the boundaries of film.
Beyond film screenings, AiF 2025 presents an immersive week-long programme filled with masterclasses, creative education fair, industry conversations, AiF Talent Connect, AiF Music Synergy Concert, and awards ceremonies. These events are designed to foster dialogue, collaboration, and creative exchange among filmmakers, industry professionals, and audiences from around the world.
The festival will officially open on Monday, 4th August at 6:00 PM with a vibrant
ceremony that sets the tone for a dynamic week of storytelling, networking, and celebration.
As always, the Alliance Française serves as the perfect cultural space to host this exciting convergence of cinema, creativity, and community.
Whether you're a film enthusiast, industry insider, or curious observer, the 7th edition of AiF promises a powerful experience not to be missed.
Attendance is FREE but you will have to reserve your ticket using the link here: https://egotickets.com/events/accra-indie-filmfest-2025
Date: Monday 4th - Saturday 9th August 2025

Event Calender:

SheRhythms Ghana Launch Event
2025-08-29 06:00 - 22:00
Get ready! She Rhythms Festival Ghana launches this Friday, August 29th at Alliance Française Accra.
As the country's premier all-women music festival, She Rhythms is a powerful celebration dedicated to amplifying the voices and showcasing the incredible creativity of women in music. Join us for a launch event filled with previews and announcements.⁠
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This kickoff at Alliance Française Accra is just the beginning. Mark your calendars for the full festival experience this December 4th-6th, 2025.⁠
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Be there!
She Rhythms Festival Ghana is an initiative and a key highlight of MUSIGA’s Golden
Jubilee Celebrations. It is envisioned as Ghana’s premier all-women music festival,
scheduled to take place from Thursday, December 4 to Saturday, 6 December 2025.
The festival will celebrate and amplify the voices, creativity, and achievements of
women in music and will feature music concerts, masterclasses and workshops
among others. It aims to showcase both local and international female talents while
promoting Ghanaian culture and tourism to a global audience.

Augustt in August Concert
2025-08-30 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
Get ready to experience a night where music transforms into a powerful tribute to Ghanaian women! “Augustt in August”, hosted by the sensational Susan August.
This is not just a concert—it's a vibrant movement celebrating creativity and
empowerment. This year’s event will also serve as the launch for her highly
anticipated EP “3Sixty”, set for release on August 27th. With a captivating theme of ‘Women, Their Crown, and Earth,’ the concert promises to blend sound, stunning visual art, and contemporary dance. It’s a unique platform for female artists, including one artist from this year’s “Own That Stage”. All backed by her full 10- piece band, Adorkor. Susan Augustt will also perform with an Orchestra and/or Brass band.
You would have to come to experience it.
Join us in this celebration of talent, sisterhood, and artistic expression
Ticket Link - https://veetickets.com/ev/BuyTicket/1983
Date: Saturday 30th August 2025
Time: 6pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Riohs Joie de Vivre
2025-09-26 19:30 - 23:30 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
The Desire For Self Expression Through A Collective Display Of Looks From Our 6 Months Students.
A Night Of Fashion Design,Runway and Music.

Date: Friday 26th September 2025
Time: 7:30pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Malaika EP Listening
2025-09-27 18:00 - 22:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
‘27’ is a two-part project born from malaïka’s deep reflections with herself and her close community, serving as a self-archive from when she was 27 years old.
From these reflections, she crafted a 7-track EP (called ‘27’) and collaborated with two photographers on a self-portrait series, resulting in 27 images shaped by different perceptions of her. Beyond these, ‘27’ invites collective reflections on self, archival traditions, and the role of art as a tool for documentation.
The showcase evening features:

An exhibition of the 27 photographs
An immersive blind-folded listening of the music project
A conversation/Q&A session about the work with malaïka
A full live performance set by malaïka(with a few surprises)

Date: Saturday 27th September 2025
Time: 6pm
Venue: La Paillotte

SOMEONE SOMEWHERE BEYOND PHOTO EXHIBITION
2025-10-04 18:00 - 22:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
Someone Somewhere Beyond
A Photo Reportage from the 16 Regions
In partnership with the French Embassy in Ghana and Alliance Française Accra, the James Barnor 95 Festival proudly presents Someone Somewhere Beyond: A Photo Reportage from the 16 Regions—a groundbreaking photography exhibition originally commissioned for last year’s landmark James Barnor 95 celebrations.
After its acclaimed 2024 debut, the exhibition now tours six of Ghana’s regions, having opened at internationally renowned artist Ibrahim Mahama’s Red Clay Studios on March 29. The project bridges generations by pairing Barnor’s enduring influence with bold new perspectives from 16 emerging photographers.
Curated by cultural historian Menenaba, Someone Somewhere Beyond features one rising artist from each of Ghana’s 16 regions. Through their lenses—shaped by Barnor’s revolutionary approach to documentary photography—they capture the textures of everyday life, from bustling markets to intimate rituals. Together, the works affirm both regional diversity and shared identity: a theme central to Barnor’s six-decade career.
Date: Saturday, 4 October 2025
Venue: Alliance Française Grounds
Time: 6 PM GMT

BACKGROUND
Coinciding with James Barnor’s 95th birthday, the James Barnor 95 Festival took place across Ghana from May to June 2024. Conceived as an open dialogue between Barnor’s vast photographic archive and contemporary Ghanaian culture, the festival unfolded across galleries, public institutions, and outdoor spaces. Its program combined exhibitions, concerts, screenings, discussions, workshops, and installations—inviting a new generation of audiences to engage with the work of Ghana’s greatest living photographer.
Among its highlights was Someone Somewhere Beyond, now traveling nationwide to extend the festival’s spirit of dialogue and discovery.

CURATORIAL STATEMENT — Menenaba
At nearly 96, James Barnor’s legacy continues to shape the visual culture of Ghana and the world. His career has been defined by an ability to immortalize everyday life with profound dignity and artistry.
Someone Somewhere Beyond celebrates this monumental influence through the eyes of 16 young documentary photographers, each representing one of Ghana’s regions. Their collective work forms a portrait of the nation—capturing moments of joy, labor, ritual, and rest—that feels at once deeply local and universally human.
From the camaraderie of women at a funeral, to the playful exhaustion of children cycling to a dam, to the regal presence of a king seated in state, the exhibition opens a window into Ghana’s “family home”—a metaphor Barnor himself framed with unmatched grace.
The photographers’ reverence for Barnor is evident throughout. His techniques and vision have become so ingrained in Ghana’s photographic DNA that many absorbed his influence before they fully recognized it. Barnor’s ability to transform ordinary people into protagonists of their own stories remains alive in this new generation.
Through their unique voices, these 16 photographers reinterpret Barnor’s vision for a contemporary audience—documenting markets, festivals, landscapes, and intimate encounters. In doing so, they adorn the “home” Barnor opened to the world with fresh images of beauty, resilience, and belonging.

FEATURED PHOTOGRAPHERS

001 — Michael Ekow Dawson
Green Gold, 2023
“While research points to the Upper East and the Northern part of Ghana as the most stricken by poverty, I have come to observe rich minerals on trees. This woman in Sapporo spends her time training the younger generation to embrace this agricultural wealth and create something out of it.”
Michael Ekow Dawson is a travel/documentary photographer with a creative focus deeply rooted in people, cultures, traditions, narratives, and communities. His vision is to create a photographic legacy that preserves the essence of individuals, their heritage, families, culture, and true identities across the African continent. Currently, Dawson is on a motorbike tour across 37 African countries, exploring and documenting the distinctive characteristics of Africans across the continent.

002 — Senanu Asante
Kickbox, 2018
“At the Accra Sports Stadium, the National Kickboxing team trains.”
Senanu Asante is a Kumasi-based Ghanaian photographer whose love for photography has transformed from a hobby into a flourishing career. With a passion for creativity, he is dedicated to exploring new techniques and perspectives. His portfolio spans portraiture, landscapes, and street photography, each crafted to evoke emotions and tell compelling stories.

003 — Agbongua Kwadwo Buenortey
Sisterhood in Sorrow, 2024
“Sisterhood in Sorrow: standing strong together. Ada-Foah Cemetery, 27 January, 2023.”
Abongua Kwadwo Buenortey is a Dansoman-born, Ada-raised filmmaker and photographer. Dividing his time between Accra and Ada, he seeks to rediscover and highlight cultural elements needing mainstream attention. His work uplifts his Dangme heritage and encourages deeper engagement with his community. He recently graduated from the Dikan Photography and Documentary Practice Program.

004 — Walter Wanye
Gologo, 2021
“The Talensi people of Tenzug in the Upper East region, through the Golib god of the Nnoo shrine, celebrate one of the rarest pre-harvest festivals in Ghana. Strict costumes are observed, including towels of different sizes and colors, knives, and triangular aprons. GOLOGO, marked by the third moon of the year, occurred in February 2021. This photograph was captured in Yinduri on February 28, 2021.”
Walter Wanye is a self-taught photographer passionate about capturing moments, emotions, and stories. Photography began as a childhood curiosity and has since grown into a purposeful artistic pursuit and lifelong journey.

005 — Jude Lartey
Untitled, 2023
“Untitled, Jamestown, Greater Accra Region, Ghana. 6th January, 2023.”
At just 24, Accra-based self-taught photographer Jude Lartey creates portraits with striking maturity. Also an art director and fashion stylist, his cinematic scenes explore the new identities, dreams, fashions, and evolutions of his generation. His work blends documentary and fashion-rooted photography, reflecting the contrasts and vibrancy of Accra’s creative community.

006 — Joseph Akolgo Nyaaba
Bazua Caravan, 2019
“A caravan from Niger crossing the Red Volta in the Upper East Region.”
Joseph Akologo Nyaaba is a freelance photographer specializing in documentary and wedding photography, with a passion for bird and wildlife photography. His mastery of natural light defines his style. With nine years of professional practice, he has served both individuals and companies.

007 — Kojo Ahadzie
Bottled Prayer, 2022
“A photograph taken during a libation ceremony in a Ga Adamgbe home as part of burial rites and rituals.”
Kojo Ahadzie is a young social photographer and filmmaker focusing on how Africans embrace positive change today. Based in Kwahu, he documents the people and places of his birthplace, known for its unique scenery and weather.

008 — Hannah Aidoo Amponsah
Kofi and Kofi, 2024
“Both boys are called Kofi Essel. Though unrelated, they became friends because of their shared name. I met them while getting off a boat on the Volta Lake on my way to Atimpoku, Eastern Region. 5th Feb, 2024.”
With over four years of street and event photography experience, Hannah Amponsah has a passion for capturing candid moments. She gravitates toward small towns and villages, spotlighting stories of everyday life. Occasionally venturing into videography, she ensures every interaction finds a place in her gallery.

009 — Christian Yakubu
Fiok Warriors, 2021
“A celebration of Fiok festival at Sandema in the Upper East Region of Ghana.”
At 25, Walewale-born Christian Yakubu documents traditional and religious cultures of his community. He also promotes hidden and known tourist sites in the North-East region of Ghana through digital media.

010 — Benjamin Cyril Arthur
Tea Time, 2023
“Hard work is often faceless. The real lives of African parties are those who cook, wash, and clean while guests enjoy themselves. And there is always piping hot gossip. These are my cousins in Cape Coast.”
Benjamin Cyril Arthur brings influences from writing and acrylic painting into his photography, emphasizing composition and detail. He seeks to interpret and share the beauty of everyday life, offering new perspectives on the ordinary.

011 — Daniel Nana Kwame Sekyi Attah
Held, 2023
“Boys holding hands during an assembly parade at school. Western Regional border town.”
Daniel Attah is a self-taught photo artist inspired by Ghanaian culture, landscapes, and people. Using his digital camera, he challenges stereotypes and invites viewers to appreciate the profound beauty of his storytelling.

012 — Solomon Tetteh Jnr.
Mothers’ Prayer, 2023
“TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE — Two mothers lay hands and pray for a young man at the beach during sunset. Taken at Nungua Beach, November, 2023.”
Founder of SolomonJnr Photography, Solomon Tetteh is a photography entrepreneur whose coverage of Ga traditional events has garnered a wide online following. His work frames Africa’s beauty through its people, culture, and landscapes.

013 — Kelvin Kojo Kafui Kwawukume
Fish Market, 2023
“Fish Market Day at Elmina. Shot on November 20, 2023.”
Moving between Takoradi and Accra, Kelvin Kwawukume shoots fashion, high art, and everyday life. He describes himself simply as a Ghana-based documentary and event photographer.

014 — Fibi Afloe
Ghalahi Dam Princesses, 2024
“Rhahima and Rhama fetch water from their community dam. Ghalahi-Tamale.”
Based in Tamale, documentary photographer Fibi Afloe grew up in Nima-Accra. She documents everyday life with themes of gender, climate change, and culture, drawing personal connections to the people and stories she captures.

015 — Barima Owusu-Nyantekyi
Asantehene and Busumuru, 2017
“Otumfuo Osei Tutu II receives homage from Kofi Annan, former Secretary–General of the United Nations, during the Doteyie of the late Asantehemaa, Nana Afia Kobi Serwaah Ampem II. Manhyia Palace, January 2017.”
Barima is a fine art photographer and communications expert whose Ashanti-British upbringing shapes his lens. His work raises thoughtful questions about global cultures, diasporas, and humanity.

016 — Kwasi Darko
Mmarima, 2023
“Young men in a music concert crowd. Gyakiti, December 2023.”
Living between Accra and Akosombo, Ghanaian photographer and multidisciplinary artist Kwasi Darko interprets local stories using research, digital tools, and design. His images negotiate community and identity, reflecting spaces of belonging and safety.

Healing Together Vigil 3.0
2025-10-10 18:00 - 23:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
Take a Break. Heal Together.
Join us for an evening of conversation, reflection, music and laughter as we stand against the stigma associated with mental health and heal together.
Let’s recharge, reconnect, and remind ourselves — we are never alone.
#BelAquaTakeABreak

Date: Friday 10th October 2025
Time: 6pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

CroxIt Out Concert 2025: Beats for the Brave
2025-10-24 18:00 - 23:30
This October, the CroxItOut Campaign returns with even greater impact as we present the CroxItOut Concert 2025 — a vibrant celebration of strength, resilience, and community in the fight against breast cancer.
Under the powerful theme "Beats For The Brave – Turning Up the Volume on Breast Cancer Awareness," this year’s concert brings together some of Ghana’s finest female music artists, DJs, and dance groups for an unforgettable night of sound, strength, and solidarity.
But it’s more than just music. Throughout the concert grounds, attendees will have access to free breast cancer screening services, creating a safe, supportive space where early detection is encouraged and accessible to all.
Adding to the energy is our Pink Fair — a dynamic pop-up market spotlighting women-led businesses from across Ghana. From fashion and beauty to health and wellness products, the fair offers attendees the chance to shop, network, and support female entrepreneurs who embody the very spirit of bravery and empowerment.
The CroxItOut Concert 2025 is not just an event — it's a movement. A movement to raise awareness, promote early detection, support survivors, and celebrate the fearless women leading the charge.
Join us as we turn up the volume — for the brave, for the fighters, and for the future. CroxItOut Concert 2025 is powered by MX24TV in partnership with Alliance Francaise.
Ticket Purchase Link - https://mx24.app/CroxItOutConcert
Shortcode - *365*88*56#

Date: Friday 24th October 2025
Time: 6pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Novembre Numérique 2025
2025-11-05 10:00 - 2025-11-07 23:59 | Alliance Française d'Accra, Accra, Ghana
For the first time, Ghana will join the global celebration of Novembre Numérique. Alliance Française d’Accra, in
partnership with Leti Arts are hosting Ghana’s inaugural edition from 5th to 7th November 2025 at Alliance
Française Accra.
The three-day festival features leading digital creators and organizations, offering exhibitions, discussions, and
interactive experiences. It aims to inspire the next generation of digital experts and enthusiasts, while strengthening Ghana’s growing digital and creative ecosystem.

Alliance Française Accra Performing Arts Festival (AFPAF) 2025
2025-11-21 18:00 - 2025-11-22 00:00 | Alliance Française d'Accra, Accra, Ghana
The Alliance Française Accra Performing Arts Festival (AFPAF 2025) is set to light up Accra on 21st & 22nd November 2025, starting at 6PM each night.
Two nights. Endless creativity. Unforgettable performances. This is your chance to witness a celebration of music, dance, theatre, and cultural brilliance — all on one stage.
Expect the unexpected. Experience the extraordinary. Be part of a festival where art, culture, and energy collide.
Mark your calendars, gather your friends, and prepare to be amazed!
Buy Tickets now via USSD: Dial *800*1010*1# and secure your spot today!

Adults: 100 GHS

Students: 50 GHS (at the Gate)

Kids 12 & under: FREE

Don’t wait, be part of Accra’s most exciting performing arts celebration this year!
Date: 21st & 22nd November 2025
Time: 6PM each night.
Venue: Amphitheatre
#AFPAF25 #afaccra #performingartsfestival #culture #alliancefrançaiseaccra #culturalevents #AccraVibes #anticipate

SheRhythms Music Festival 2025
2025-12-05 20:00 - 2025-12-06 23:00 | Alliance Française d'Accra, Accra, Ghana
She Rhythms Festival is Ghana's first-ever all-female music festival, launched in 2025 as a collaboration between MUSIGA (Musicians Union of Ghana) and Alliance Française Accra,powered by Ram Media Concepts. It is a three-day event scheduled from December 4 to 6, It kicks off on Thursday, December 4 at +233 Jazz Bar and Lounge and continues on December 5 and 6 at Alliance Française, Accra. The festival celebrates female empowerment in music, featuring live performances by prominent Ghanaian and international female artists, mentorship opportunities, collaborative sessions, and networking platforms designed to support and amplify women's voices in the music industry. The She Rhythms Festical also aims to build sustainable career pathways for female musicians and address gender imbalances in the entertainment sector.

Gate fee: GHC 50.00

Date: Friday 5th - Saturday 6th December 2025
Times: 8pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

DWP Concert
2025-12-11 18:00
DWP Concert ignites the Afrodance Culture Festival with high-energy choreography, live Afrobeats rhythms, and dynamic moments led by DWP Academy’s standout performers. The show promises a vibrant celebration of movement and culture. Happening on the 11th December 2025 from 6pm at the Alliance Francais, Accra

Date: Thursday 11th December 2025
Time: 6pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Yarti Juma Mufasa Show
2025-12-17 18:00
@Yartti
@jumaMufasa
Juma Mufasa & Yartti Live is a live music concert hosted by Juma Mufasa andYartti with performances from Akan and The Village a group of 4.

Date: Wednesday 17th December 2025
Time: 6pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

There is Rice at Home - A Stage Play
2025-12-18 18:30
On the eve of his best friend's funeral, a police officer comes face to face with a charming lady who introduces herself as Death. And like him, she has questions begging for answers. There Is Rice At Home is a riveting story of friendship, grief, and love.
In his theater debut, director Joewackle J. Kusi makes a funny, honest, and witty critique of grief and Ghanaian funeral culture. With breathtaking performances by Senanu Gbedawo, Adomaa, Godwin Namboh and Gina Castel, we are ushered into a fascinating experience of compelling storytelling, music and dance with original music by Adomaa. Written by Joewackle J. Kusi & Inyang Edoho.
First Show: 6:30pm
Second Show: 8:30pm
Get tickets here
Date: Thursday 18th December 2025
Time: 6:30pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Nimo Live
2025-12-20 18:00
AratheJay’s annual headline show returns this year on 20th December 2025 at Alliance Française. Fresh off the release of The Odyssey LP and the Odyssey Europe tour, expect nothing but fireworks at this year’s edition in Accra. See you there.

Date: Saturday 20th December 2025
Time: 6pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

World Day for African & Afro-descendant Culture
2026-01-24 18:00 - 22:00
African Love Stories: Intimacy, Choice & Freedom
- An evening of music & conversation
As part of the commemoration of the World Day for African & Afro-descendant Culture, Alliance Française is pleased to curate a special evening titled African Love Stories, inspired by a reading from Ama Ata Aidoo’s Changes: A Love Story.
This roundtable conversation seeks to explore love as a universal yet deeply personal phenomenon, as experienced, imagined, constrained, and redefined within African contexts. Through literature, lived experience, and cultural reflection, we hope to create an open and intimate discussion around intimacy, choice, freedom, gender, and the ways African love stories have evolved — and continue to evolve — across generations.

Love Stories Then & Now
How today’s African love stories differ: Dating apps, Long-distance relationships, Love across borders, Economic pressures, Are today’s love stories more free — or just more complicated? Who Gets to Tell African Love Stories? Literature vs. film vs. social media, What kinds of love stories are still missing?

Harmattan Photography Exhibition 2026
2026-01-30 18:00 - 2026-02-20 22:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
Transitioning - Traces of Then and Now
An exhibition emerging from the Surf Ghana Harmattan Residency, exploring memory, movement, and material.
Through compelling works, artists reflect on the past and the present—revealing traces of what once was and what remains.
📍 Alliance Française Accra
🗓️ On view until 20th February 2026
Step in, look closely, and let the traces speak.
Date: Friday 30th January (Launch); On view untill Friday 20th February 2026
Venue: Alliance Française Accra Seminar Room

Ebofest Soft Launch
2026-02-06 18:00 - 22:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
Dear Family, Friends, and Supporters,
You’re invited to the EBOFEST Soft Launch, a special evening celebrating Ebo Taylor’s 90th birthday and officially launching the EBOFEST festival to global audiences ahead of the main celebration in Saltpond, Ghana.
Tickets: https://jambotickets.com/events/b082f648-5b21-43ca-a8f7-85cdc34ac099
Join us for live performances, cultural tributes, and a historic moment honoring one of Africa’s greatest musical legends.

Date: Friday 6th February 2026
Time: 6pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Shifters Premiere
2026-02-07 18:00 - 22:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
SHIFTERS is a gripping documentary film that follows the lives of individuals and communities on the frontlines of climate change and environmental issues. Through audio-visual education, SHIFTERS seeks to transform statistics into stories, bringing to life the struggles and hopes of communities most affected but least heard.

"The Earth, Our Home" is also a set of animations targeted at children with the aim of educating and empowering children as environmental advocates.

These audio-visuals highlight urgent environmental issues like clean cooking, plastic waste, illegal mining (galamsey), deforestation, air pollution, and environmental degradation, showing both their dangers and the practical solutions. They are to inspire, educate, and empower audiences to take action against climate change and environmental issues.

Please join the premiering of these 2 films on Saturday, 7th February 2026 at Alliance Francaise, Accra.

The creation of the films were led by the Youth-NREG Green Creatives Petal of the Youth in Natural Resources & Environmental Governance (Youth-NREG) Platform.

Date: Saturday 7th February 2026
Time: 6:30pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Aduberks Live in Concert
2026-02-13 18:00 - 23:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
In the tapestry of existence, music is the thread that binds us. ADUBERKS, alongside the Apogee Band invites you to weave your story on 13/02/26 at Alliance Française d'Accra 6PM prompt . This concert is a Celebration of Life, a Journey, Meditation, a shared breath and an echo of our collective soul. Come, Be present, and let the music resonate within you. Please also come through with your Loved Ones as we Gear up for Val’s Day

Tickets: 50 GHC.

Date: Friday 13th February 2026
Time: 6pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Style of Ghana Fashion Show
2026-02-21 16:00 - 23:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
Style of Ghana – The 2nd Edition (2026)
Experience an elegant celebration of Ghanaian fashion, culture, and creativity with Style of Ghana by D’Marsh’s highly anticipated second edition. Join designers, creatives, and fashion lovers for an evening of stunning runway showcases, culture-rich designs, and premium networking in an unforgettable atmosphere. For Ticket Dial *713*33*998#
Cocktail Reception: 4:00 PM | Main Showcase: 6:00 PM
Where tradition meets modern elegance.

Date: Saturday 21st February 2026
Time: 4pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Makola Queens
2026-03-06 16:00 - 22:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
The skill. The finesse. The stalwarts: the women whose labour meant Nkrumah never had to touch the mucky business of financing the struggle for independence.
On 6th March, join us at Alliance Francaise for the Live in Concert version of Makola Queens the musical.

Written & directed by Poetra Asantewa and Nii Dromo Yartey, featuring the Harmonious Chorale.

Date: Friday 6th March 2026
Time: 4pm
Venue: Amphitheatre

Creation Africa Ghana Showcase: Sound Design Edition
2026-03-11 15:30 - 21:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
“Creation Africa Ghana Showcase: Sound Design Edition” is the inaugural event in a newly introduced showcase series, spotlighting key sectors within Ghana’s cultural and creative industries.
The Showcase series forms part of the Capacity Building Pillar of the Creation Africa Ghana program, an initiative spearheaded by the French Embassy in Ghana and aimed at supporting entrepreneurs in Ghana’s cultural and creative industries with training, resources and funding opportunities.
This first edition on sound design brings together experts and enthusiasts of the field, for a dynamic professional experience.
It will feature an in-depth masterclass and an engaging industry talk, designed to foster knowledge exchange, strengthen technical skills and expand participants' creative and professional capacities within the evolving sound design landscape.
As the first event of the Creation Africa Ghana Showcase series, the Sound Design Edition sets the stage for future editions that will explore other sectors across the creative and cultural industries.

Date: Wednesday 11th March 2026
Time: 3:30pm
Venue: Seminar Room

University Day
2026-03-27 09:00 - 20:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
Journée Universités
As part of the Francophonie Festival Ghana 2026, Journée Universités is a dedicated platform for higher education institutions to engage, collaborate, and explore new opportunities within the Francophone space.
Bringing together university students, faculty, and academic leaders, this event highlights the strategic role of French in research, academic mobility, regional cooperation, and global competitiveness. It serves as a meeting point for dialogue, exchange, and partnership-building among institutions committed to internationalisation.
This year, we gather under the theme:
« Positionner le Ghana dans l’espace francophone : langue, partenariats et opportunités »(Repositioning Ghana in the Francophonie Space: Language, Partnerships and Opportunities).
As Ghana continues to strengthen its engagement within the Francophone world, the French language emerges as a key driver of academic collaboration, access to scholarships, joint research initiatives, student exchanges, and innovation networks.
As a full member of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), Ghana is strategically positioned to expand inter-university partnerships and create new pathways for students and researchers across the Francophone community.
Journée Universités celebrates higher education as a cornerstone of regional integration, knowledge exchange, and sustainable development—empowering the next generation of leaders to thrive in a multilingual and interconnected world. 🌍🎓

Date: 27th March, 2026
Venue: Alliance Française Accra
Time: 9h-20h

Film Screening: "A la Belle étoile"
2026-03-27 20:00 - 23:00 | Alliance Francaise Accra, Ghana
Projection : À la Belle Étoile
As part of the Francophonie Festival Ghana 2026, join us for a special screening of À la Belle Étoile—a moving and inspiring film that celebrates resilience, ambition, and the pursuit of dreams.
This cinematic evening aligns with our 2026 theme:
« Positionner le Ghana dans l’espace francophone : langue, partenariats et opportunités »(Repositioning Ghana in the Francophonie Space: Language, Partnerships and Opportunities).
Through storytelling and shared cultural experience, cinema becomes a powerful tool of connection within the Francophone world. Film not only entertains—it fosters dialogue, deepens cultural understanding, and strengthens the bonds that unite Francophone communities across borders.
As Ghana continues to expand its engagement within the global Francophonie and as a full member of the Organisation internationale de la Francophonie (OIF), cultural platforms such as film screenings play an important role in promoting exchange, creativity, and collaboration.
Join us for an evening under the stars—or simply under the magic of the screen—as we celebrate Francophone cinema and the power of storytelling.
Date: 27th March, 2026
Venue: Alliance Française Accra
Time: 20h
