Tsadidi Street Art Festival: Celebrating Culture, Art, and Culinary Delights in Ghana’s Volta Region

Tsadidi, meaning “Journeying from one place to the other” in Ewe, is set to illuminate the vibrant tapestry of art, culture, tourism, and gastronomy at the Tsadidi Street Art Festival.



Organized by GlennSamm an esteemed Ghanaian visual storyteller and walking artiste, this event is a highlight of the Hogbetsotso Festival taking place this weekend.

Scheduled from November 3rd to 5th, the festival will be held at the venerable grounds of our forefathers’ home, Keta (Fort Prinzenstein).

The festivities kick off on November 3 with a lively Talk Party for Visual Art Students from in and around Keta Anloga.

On November 4th, Saturday, an Art Procession will grace the streets of Keta, inviting attendees to don traditional attire and make their way to Fort Prinzenstein for an awe-inspiring showcase of art installations, spoken word, poetry, culminating in the night with the dazzling “Glow in the Night Party” and captivating performances throughout Keta township.

Come November 5th, Sunday, Tsadidi Food and Market Day will provide a delectable opportunity to savor traditional foods and locally-sourced produce.

Anticipate nothing short of an extraordinary immersion in the rich culture and heritage of the Volta Region. This year’s theme, “Identity,” underscores the profound connections that bind us all.

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About Tsadidi
Tsadidi Street Art Festival Seeks to promote hidden, diverse specific and unadulterated arts through paintings, culture and tourism

[About GlennSamm]

GlennSamm describes himself as a walking artiste but he is similarly a visual artiste who has worked and made cameo appearances in music videos including Fuse ODG – New African Girl featuring KiDi x Kuami Eugene, Manuel Nonobada’s Every Day, Bisa Kdei featuring Adekunle Gold – Adiza, Wakayna’s African Nice and EpiXode Wahala Dey.

He has created art installations at events like AFROCHELLA now AFROFUTURE, Detty Rave, Chalewote Street Art Festival, Potomanto festival, Lands of Spirits.

He has worked with brands like Jameson Scotch whiskey, Caveman watches , star beer, Johnnie Walker. Currently he’s an ambassador for Jägermeister.
This year’s event is partnered by CITI FM, CITI TV, JUBILEE RADIO & SANDCITY RADIO.

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