Celebrating the flavors of Ghana: Borode Festival set to unite community through food and culture

Mcphilix Limited is proud to announce the launch of the inaugural Borode Festival, a vibrant celebration of Ghanaian culture and cuisine.

The festival, scheduled for  7 to -8 March 2025, will bring together people from all walks of life to share in the joy of traditional Ghanaian food, music and dance.

The Borode Festival will feature a range of activities, including a plantain-themed opening ceremony, cultural workshops, and a plantain cooking competition.

The festival will also showcase various plantain-based products and innovations, highlighting the versatility and importance of the plantain in Ghanaian cuisine.

“We are thrilled to launch the Borode Festival, which celebrates the rich cultural heritage of Ghana,” said Felix Afutu CEO of Mcphilix Limited.

“We believe that food has the power to bring people together, and we look forward to sharing this experience with the community.”

Details of Borode Festival

Day 1: Plantain-themed Opening Ceremony: Witness traditional performances, cultural displays, and the official launch of the festival.

– Plantain Exhibition: Explore various plantain products, farming techniques, and innovations.

Plantain Food Festival: Savor delicious plantain-based dishes from local and international chefs

– Cultural Workshops: Learn traditional plantain-based crafts, music, and dance

– Borode Night. Enjoy live music, comedy, and plantain-themed games.

Day 2: Our 2-day itinerary is packed with activities that will delight your senses, educate, and entertain. Let me take you through the highlights:

– Plantain Farm Tours Documentary: Explore local plantain farms and learn about sustainable farming practices.

– Plantain Business Forum: Network, engage in panel discussions on plantain entrepreneurship and innovation.

– Plantain Cooking Competition: Watch local chefs compete to create the most delicious plantain dishes.

– Grand Finale: Join us for an awards ceremony, closing performances, and a fireworks display.

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