Festivals in Ghana in September
Ghana has 9 local festival variants to explore in September, with date signals, places, traditions, foods, symbols, and a 3D map entry.
Open Ghana September festivals on the 3D map- Ahafo Odwira · Ahafo · Odwira
- Bono Homowo · Bono · Homowo
- Central Odwira · Central · Odwira
- Eastern Homowo · Eastern · Homowo
- Northern Odwira · Northern · Odwira
- Northern Homowo · Northern · Homowo
- Upper East Homowo · Upper East · Homowo
- Upper West Odwira · Upper West · Odwira
- Western Homowo · Western · Homowo
Festival search guide
This page answers searches for festivals in Ghana in September, including traditions, foods, and local variants.
- Festival cores in Ghana in September
- Local variants in Ghana in September
- Ghana festival map entry
What you can explore
Use this guide to compare Ghana festivals in September by tradition, food, local custom, and festival core.
- Festival cores
- Local variants
- Country festival map
Top festivals in Ghana in September: Dates and places
Use this 2026 guide to quickly scan the main festivals, places, date confidence, and map entry for Ghana in September.
| Festival | Place | Date confidence | Source | Map |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Odwira | Ahafo | Usually around September to October | Needs verification | Open |
| Homowo | Bono | Usually after the rains and around harvest season | Needs verification | Open |
| Odwira | Central | Usually around September to October | Needs verification | Open |
| Homowo | Eastern | Usually after the rains and around harvest season | Needs verification | Open |
| Odwira | Northern | Usually around September to October | Needs verification | Open |
| Homowo | Northern | Usually after the rains and around harvest season | Needs verification | Open |
| Homowo | Upper East | Usually after the rains and around harvest season | Needs verification | Open |
| Odwira | Upper West | Usually around September to October | Needs verification | Open |
| Homowo | Western | Usually after the rains and around harvest season | Needs verification | Open |
Traditions, food and symbols
- purification rite
- ancestor veneration
- yam offering
- yam
- palm-oil foods
- family feast
- ritual food sprinkling
- family meal
- drumming procession
- kpekple
- palm soup
- maize meal
How to explore these festivals on MapDepth
Open the 3D map, start from Ghana, then filter by September, festival theme, and regional variant to compare these traditions.
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Regional highlights
- Ahafo: Ahafo Odwira; Odwira; Usually around September to October
- Bono: Bono Homowo; Homowo; Usually after the rains and around harvest season
- Central: Central Odwira; Odwira; Usually around September to October
- Eastern: Eastern Homowo; Homowo; Usually after the rains and around harvest season
- Northern: Northern Odwira; Odwira; Usually around September to October
- Northern: Northern Homowo; Homowo; Usually after the rains and around harvest season
- Upper East: Upper East Homowo; Homowo; Usually after the rains and around harvest season
- Upper West: Upper West Odwira; Odwira; Usually around September to October
FAQ
What festivals happen in Ghana in September 2026?
Ghana in September features Homowo, Odwira, with date confidence, places, customs, foods, and map routes on MapDepth.
What events and celebrations happen in Ghana in September?
This guide covers September festivals, events and celebrations in Ghana, including purification rite, ancestor veneration, yam offering, yam.
Which regions have September festivals in Ghana?
Regional highlights include Ahafo, Bono, Central, Eastern, each connected to festival cores and local variants.
Seasonal context
In September, Ghana has 2 festival cores and 9 regional variants in season, led by Homowo, Odwira and grounded in customs and foods such as purification rite, ancestor veneration, yam offering, yam.
Representative festival cores
Customs and foods
- purification rite
- ancestor veneration
- yam offering
- yam
- palm-oil foods
- family feast
- ritual food sprinkling
- family meal
- drumming procession
- kpekple
- palm soup
- maize meal