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Ekyooto Ha Mpango cultural & tourism festival returns this September

26 July 2024 at 18:00
This year's event promises an exciting blend of music, art, sports, and fashion, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the region.
Tooro King and the previous Ekyooto
Tooro King and the previous Ekyooto

This year's event, organized in collaboration with Talent Africa Group, promises an exciting blend of music, art, sports, and fashion, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and traditions of the region.

Aly Allibhai, CEO of Talent Africa Group, expressed enthusiasm about the festival's return, stating, "We are excited to bring the Ekyooto Ha Mpango Cultural Tourism Festival back this year with an even more diverse and engaging lineup of events."

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The festival aims to not only celebrate the unique cultural identity of the region but also promote tourism and foster community engagement.

Honourable Joan Kantu Else Adyeeri, Minister of Tourism for the Tooro Kingdom, echoed these sentiments, inviting everyone to join the festivities.

"This festival not only celebrates our unique cultural identity but also promotes tourism and community engagement. We invite everyone to join us in Fort Portal Tourism City for a truly memorable experience."

What to expect

The Ekyooto Ha Mpango Cultural Tourism Festival is known for its dynamic array of activities, catering to a wide range of interests. Attendees can look forward to:

  • Music Festival: Showcasing local and regional musical talents.
  • Cultural and Fashion Gala: Highlighting traditional attire and contemporary fashion influenced by cultural heritage.
  • Sporting Events: Including local sports that are integral to the community.
  • Tourism Excursions: Offering guided tours to explore the natural beauty and historical sites of Fort Portal and its surroundings.

The festival aims to foster a deeper appreciation for the cultural and natural heritage of the region while providing a platform for local artists, performers, and sports enthusiasts to showcase their talents. It serves as a crucial avenue for cultural exchange and economic development by attracting tourists and spotlighting the rich traditions of the Tooro Kingdom.

The festival organizers encourage everyone to save the dates, September 13 and 14, 2024, and to be part of this unique celebration.

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