The Executive Board of the Builsa Feok Festival Travel and Tour Committee has officially announced an exciting lineup of cultural events for the upcoming Feok Festival 2025, scheduled for Saturday, November 29, 2025.
The festival, celebrated annually in the Builsa Traditional Area, promises to be a vibrant display of Builsa culture, heritage, and artistic talent. This year’s edition will feature a blend of traditional drumming, dancing, singing, and a contemporary music awards night, all aimed at promoting unity and preserving the rich cultural identity of Buluk.
According to the organizers, the 2025 celebration will spotlight various traditional activities, including:
- Drumming and Dancing Performances
- Ampe Competitions for women
- Pampumta Peeka (traditional games)
- Marriage Celebration Hymns (Nangbeeni)
- Farming Songs (Kpari Yiila)
- Funeral Dirges (Kunyiila Yika)
- Sunsuilima Suilimka
- Wamagsima
- Watogma
- Doteng Yiila Lenika
- Nanzuk Yiila Lenika
The day’s celebration will culminate in a Builsa Contemporary Music and Awards Night, where outstanding cultural performers and musicians will be honored for their contributions to preserving and modernizing Builsa traditions.
The organizing committee has opened free registration for individuals and groups who wish to participate in any of the listed activities. Interested participants are encouraged to contact the following officials for registration and inquiries:
- Madam Abigail Akumyong, Marketing Director – 📞 0540349955
- Mr. Desmond Abiakong, Communication Officer – 📞 0247413262
- Mr. Michael Awenzuai, General Secretary – 📞 0246929818
“This event is a call for all Builsas, both home and abroad, to come together and showcase the beauty of our culture. Together, we can lift the heritage of our land high and make Buluk proud,” the statement emphasized.
The Feok Festival, known for its historical significance in commemorating the bravery of the Builsa people against slave raiders, continues to evolve as a symbol of unity, pride, and cultural revival. The 2025 edition is expected to attract visitors from across Ghana and beyond, making it one of the most anticipated traditional celebrations of the year.
