Held annually on January 10th in Ouidah, this festival celebrates the traditional Voodoo religion, which is widely practiced in Benin. It includes rituals, dances, and ceremonies.
Celebrated by the Yoruba people in the southern regions of Benin, this festival honours the mothers of the community and their ancestors. It usually takes place between March and May and features elaborate masks and dances.
Celebrated by the Fon people, this festival marks the end of the harvest season and the beginning of the new year. It usually takes place in August or September and includes offerings of yams to the gods.
Also celebrated by the Yoruba community, this festival honors the ancestors and involves masquerades, music, and dancing. The timing varies by community.
This festival is dedicated to the Zangbeto, the traditional night watchmen of the Vodun religion. It involves colorful costumes, dances, and rituals, typically held in the coastal regions.
Celebrated by the Bariba people in the northern regions of Benin, this festival marks the end of the harvest season and includes traditional dances, music, and rituals.
This festival is celebrated by various ethnic groups across Benin and involves traditional ceremonies, dances, and offerings to the ancestors. The timing and customs vary by community.
Held in the coastal town of Cotonou, this festival celebrates the sea and includes boat races, fishing competitions, and cultural performances. It usually takes place in November.
Celebrated nationwide on June 21st, this festival features live music performances across various genres, showcasing Benin’s vibrant music scene.
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