90’s Fest — where Ghana’s past meets the future. A celebration of art, culture, tradition and freedom.
Why 90’s Fest?
As the name suggests 90’s, it is a festival which brings together olden day activities celebrated in modern day as festival in relation to art, culture and entertainment, hence a cultural and art festival bringing together creatives, artists, designers, film makers and dreamers to showcase the power of art, culture, fashion and traditions to the world.It is an art and Cultural festival
When do we celebrate 90’s Fest?
In March (Ghana Month). Culture is a form of art. Art transcends boundaries bringing together elements of Ghanaian tradition, culture and independence. This means that 90’s Fest is the then Ghanaian tradition, culture, food, arts etc… celebrated in present day as festival hence name ” 90’s “; The days of Liberation, the days of culture, the days of tradition, the days of history.
Where is 90’s Fest Celebrated?
The strategic mapping of Juapong allows the growth of 90’s Fest through the 3 Districts of Tongu.
Tongu (South, Central and North) must be celebrated and noted for hosting such an event to push its resources into the greater markets in Volta Region, Ghana; food, tourism, culture, tradition etc..
In the hearts of Tongu lies 90’s Fest. A present day for voices in Tongu to be heard.
What Financial Benefits does it bring across all boarders?
1. Business transactions within the festival. This will create a wider market for the people of Tongu and Volta Region in the art industry as well as other trades to buy and sell.
2. Network avenues
3. Tourism potentials in Tongu
It is our core and delebrate attempt to showcase the potential of tourism in Tongu through its water bodies, landscapes, culture, food etc.. with 90’s Fest.

Who is 90’s Fest for?
All person interested in art, culture, tradition, tourism, travel, business, investment etc..
You will find anything you want to see. It transcends all boarders of the world.
Theme for 90’s Fest 2026
Echoes of Freeedom
This is a reflective theme on the cost and value of liberty through visual and performance arts
Ambassadors
Gloria Nunana Afetor (Tourism enthusiast/Makeup artist)
Serena Dzigbordi Adeadevor ( Model/Fashion designer)
Selorm Ameza (poet)
90’s Fest 2026 will be launched in Juapong on 22nd November 2025
Maiden edition
March 6, 2025