The Tsadidi Street Art Festival is set to return for its fifth edition from November 6 to 8, 2026, at Fort Prinzenstein in Keta in the Volta Region, offering a blend of street art, indigenous culture and tourism.
Founded by visual storyteller, walking artist and fashion influencer GlennSamm, the three‑day festival aims to celebrate the region’s cultural heritage, provide a platform for artistic expression and promote tourism.
The event, which coincides with the Hogbetsotso Festival celebrations, is expected to bring together artists, cultural enthusiasts, tourists and residents for activities highlighting the creative and cultural identity of the area.
Tsadidi, which means tourism in Ewe, was established to provide additional recreational and cultural experiences for visitors attending the annual Hogbetsotso celebrations.
GlennSamm said the festival was conceived to complement Hogbetsotso by giving visitors another opportunity to experience the culture and creative expressions of the Anlo people.
“People come to Keta and Anloga for Hogbetsotso to witness the traditions and celebrations. We wanted to create a platform where they could also experience art, culture and entertainment in an organised way while exploring the rich heritage of the Volta Region,” he said.
Festival organisers anticipate a vibrant mix of local and visiting artists, interactive workshops, and live performances that will showcase the artistic spirit of the Anlo people.
