Ghana is set to host a major celebration of creativity this December as Entertainment Week Ghana 2025 makes its debut from December 21–27. The week-long festival, launched in partnership with internationally acclaimed actor and producer Idris Elba, promises to spotlight the country’s growing influence in film, music, and the broader creative industries.

Entertainment Week Ghana (EWG) is designed as a platform for both established and emerging creators to showcase their work, connect with industry stakeholders, and engage audiences through dynamic programming. Attendees can look forward to film screenings, music showcases, panel discussions, and interactive workshops that highlight the talent and innovation driving Ghana’s creative economy.

The partnership with Idris Elba brings global attention to the event. Elba, a noted advocate for African arts and culture, will play a pivotal role in the programming, including special panels, masterclasses, and discussions on opportunities for collaboration between African and international creators. His involvement signals EWG’s ambition to position Ghana as a key hub for creative industries on the global stage.

EWG 2025 comes at a time when Ghana’s film and music sectors are experiencing unprecedented growth. From rising Afrobeats artists to a booming local film industry, the festival aims to provide a space where creative professionals can exchange ideas, forge partnerships, and explore cross-border opportunities. By combining entertainment showcases with industry conversations, the week promises to bridge the gap between artistry and business.

For attendees, EWG offers a mix of inspiration and practical insight. Film enthusiasts can attend premieres and screenings of contemporary Ghanaian cinema. Music lovers will enjoy performances by top Ghanaian artists alongside emerging talent. Meanwhile, creative professionals can benefit from panel discussions, workshops, and networking sessions designed to foster collaboration, mentorship, and innovation.

The launch of Entertainment Week Ghana 2025 marks a significant moment for the country’s cultural calendar. With its combination of global partnerships, diverse programming, and focus on both artistry and industry development, the festival is poised to become a landmark event in Africa’s creative landscape.