Tanzania & Zanzibar Festivals

A traditional Swahili festival celebrating the New Year with colorful dances, singing, feasts, and rituals that have been passed down for generations.

A festival held in the Serengeti region that celebrates the diverse cultures of Tanzania with traditional music, dances, and performances from various ethnic groups.

Known as the "Festival of the Dhow Countries," this event celebrates African cinema, art, and culture, offering a platform for filmmakers and artists to showcase their work.

Celebrated in Bagamoyo, this festival highlights Tanzanian art, music, theater, and dance, and honors the region's historical and cultural significance.

A religious festival marking the birth of Prophet Muhammad, celebrated by Muslim communities in Zanzibar and mainland Tanzania with prayers, feasts, and cultural activities.

A celebration of the traditional music and dance of the Wazaramo people, one of the ethnic groups in Tanzania, featuring vibrant performances and cultural exhibitions.

A Chinese cultural festival celebrated by Tanzania's Chinese community, where traditions such as honoring ancestors through ceremonies and family gatherings are observed.

A cultural festival held by the Luguru people in Tanzania, where traditional dances, songs, and rituals are performed to celebrate heritage and community spirit.

This festival showcases films from across Africa and the world, promoting cultural exchange and featuring workshops, screenings, and discussions on the global film industry.