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Photos: Culture celebrated at Kwegonza Avenue

Traditional entertainers at the Kwegonza Avenue
Traditional entertainers at the Kwegonza Avenue
The event featured unforgettable performance by major artists from the sub-region
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  • Visitors enjoyed traditional music, dance, and local crafts
  • Unforgettable performance by major artists from the sub-region
  • Annual celebration of Bunyoro culture at Kwegonza Avenue
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The annual event powered by Pilsner Lager brought together folk from the western Bunyoro sub-region for an immersive cultural experience.

Revelers joined in the party
Revelers joined in the party

One of the highlights of the festival held at the UMA showgrounds in Lugogo was the Pilsner Lager Cultural Village which was designed to showcase the rich traditions and customs of the Bunyoro and Tooro communities.

Guests at the Pilsner Lager Cultural Village
Guests at the Pilsner Lager Cultural Village
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The village offered a variety of engaging activities as visitors were able to enjoy traditional music and dance performances and try their hand at local crafts as they took photos. The atmosphere was electric, filled with the sounds of drumming, singing, and laughter

According to Edgar Kihumuro the Pilsner Lager Brand Manager, Pilsner Lager is honoured to be part of the Kwegoza Avenue, celebrating the rich heritage of the Bunyoro and Tooro cultures.

The village offered a variety of engaging activities
The village offered a variety of engaging activities

"Our cultural village was designed to bring people together, allowing them to experience and appreciate the traditions that make our country unique. We are committed to supporting and preserving Uganda's cultural legacy through events like this." He stated.

Winnie Nwagi on stage
Winnie Nwagi on stage
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Performances

As the sun began to set, the stage was set for an unforgettable performance by the biggest artists from the sub-region including Douglas Byaruhanda aka Big Doug, Ruyonga, and later on the headliner, Winnie Nwagi. Her energetic show fired up the crowd, blending modern beats with traditional rhythms, and getting everyone on their feet.

It was a day of unity, celebration and pride, perfectly representing the spirit of Kwegonza Avenue.

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