Essential Accra Life: Must-Have List for Every Resident

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Saturday, May 31 at 15:00 Structures of Self: A Tactile Exploration by Koffi Maoko, Handmade. An Investigation into Embedded Garments Focusing on Identity, Form, and Fabric. @Front/Back, Osu – Accra.

Community

Sunday, June 1 - 6:00 PM . Tipsy Tile Tales. Unleash your creativity alone or with companions while painting tiles. Enjoy positive energy alongside endless servings of cocktails and champagne. @Accra Art District, Accra.

Music

Contemporary

Friday, May 30 – 8 PM . Slow Jamz. Transporting you back with beloved timeless tracks. A grand clash of classics starring Rihanna & Beyoncé. Presented by Sheldon the Turnup; musical direction by DJ Rudolf & Putin. @Exhale Lounge, East Legon – Accra.

Wednesday, June 4 – at 10 PM . Seven Wednesdays. Experience the ambiance at the city's favorite mid-week gathering featuring special guest DJs. @Mood Bar Osu, Accra.

Live

Thursday, May 29 – 6:00 PM . Rhythm Thursdays. Live performances by the Honey Groove Band. @Front/Back, Osu – Accra.

Monday, June 2 – 10 PM . Monday Classics. An evening featuring classics with DJ Buck Wild Ken & Serius at The Republic Bar & Grill, located in Osu – Accra.

Wednesday, June 4 – 8:00 PM . Groovy Wednesdays with the Labanj Band. Dive into soulful beats and classic tunes. Immerse yourself in sophistication, enjoy a silky drink, and let each melody transport you further into the evening. @Exhale Lounge, East Legon – Accra.

Saturday, June 7 – 8:30 PM Eid Mubarak celebration featuring The Gentlemen Band. Marking their 1-year milestone with guest performances by Efya, Titi Owusu, Tomi Thomas, Bennada & Kojosteve. Join us at Zen Garden, Labone – Accra.

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