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Events in Rwanda to plan for

Events in Rwanda

Events calendar Rwanda: If you need more information about events that take place in our fabulous country, we are happy to assist. There is a lot going on, here just a few exciting offerings. If you need more assistance, please contact us at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. We are here to help and are delighted to assist you.

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Events in Rwanda

Rwanda contains a colourful pattern of cultural and historical happenings. Most of these activities draw attention to the country’s rich history and important stages, which regularly feature traditional music, dance and colourful ceremonies.

The Kigali Up Music Festival and Rwanda Film Festival are highlights that celebrate local talent alongside international ones. The unique annual Kwita Izina ceremony is an internationally recognized event aimed at promoting global awareness of Rwanda as well as supporting conservation initiatives.

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Additional Events in Rwanda

Kwitizina Day

February 1st every year is set aside in Rwanda as Kwitizina Day; an important cultural day dedicated to unity and reconciliation. Communities also gather to remember the nation’s history, honour resilience, and promote collective healing. Traditional music, dances performances, story telling are usually featured in this observance to show-case Rwanda’s rich cultural heritage and the significance of peace and solidarity amongst her people.

Umuganura Festival

The first Friday in August marks Umuganura Festival, the national harvest celebration in Rwanda. It is an ancient practice that begins the harvest time by congregating people together for prayers of thanks giving for the harvests that they have produced. Families meet over meals while performing traditional dances that reflect on the country’s agrarian past with emphasis on being thankful for what we have earned through our own efforts or hard work as a group.