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The festival, hosted by Bell Lager at Jahazi Pier in Munyonyo, also served as the official unveiling of its latest innovation—Bell Citrus, a zesty-flavoured beer that captivated revellers during a spectacular display of fireworks and energetic dance performances.
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Some of the festival-goers
The event offered beer enthusiasts a variety of experiences, with brands such as Guinness, Bell Lager, Bell Citrus, and Pilsner Lager curating unique spaces tailored to their distinct audiences.
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Party-goers having a good time
Football fans were treated to the Guinness Premier League matchday showcase, while another major highlight was the introduction of Pilsner King, a new variant that greeted festival-goers as they entered the main grounds. Pilsner King’s bold, refreshing taste left many reminiscing about their cultural heritage.
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Blu 3 on stage
At the Bell Citrus Electric Avenue, participants engaged in artistic activities such as body art, while groups gathered at the Bell Lager arena to enjoy shared moments over jugs of Bell Lager and traditional Ugandan delicacies like nyama choma (roast meat). The festival’s diverse setup ensured a wholesome experience for everyone present.
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The festival featured facepainting and other fun activities
A lineup of top Ugandan artists kept the crowd entertained throughout the festival. Performances from legendary musicians like Bebe Cool, Blu 3, Maddox Ssematimba, Myko Ouma, and Vinka energised the audience.
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Maddox Ssemanda's performance was one of the highlights of the festival
Rising star Elijah Kitaka, alongside Double Black, added a modern twist to the musical offerings, while Kika Troupe and Alideki Brian infused the festival with a traditional flavour.
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Azawi had a stunning show
The final day saw an unexpected yet exciting takeover by DJ Ssuna Ben, drawing the festival to a thrilling close.
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Swangz Avenue's Winnie Nwagi on stage
Lillian Kansiime, Bell Lager’s Brand Manager, noted that Bell ObaFest aims to redefine enjoyment by combining cultural elements that unite Ugandans. "From food and fashion to art, we bring people together to raise a toast to beer," she said.
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Fik Fameica on stage
In addition to entertainment, the festival promoted responsible drinking by providing free access to drinking water at all points.
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Some of the festival-goers
Revellers also enjoyed exclusive offers on their favourite beers and won branded merchandise.