CNC Northern Region

07/10/2026

THE COUNTDOWN BEGINS! 22 DYAS MORE!!!

StuDraFest 2026 comes live at the National Theatre, Accra, Ghana, bringing together Sixteen (16) Ghana's finest second cycle institutions for an unforgettable celebration of performing arts

Who will lift the coveted trophy?
Who will captivate the audience?
Who emerges the champion?

Join us as young talents showcase their brilliance, passion, and storytelling excellence on one grand stage.

📅 Date: 29th - 30th October 2026
🕘 Time: 9:00 AM
📍 Venue: National Theatre, Accra

02/10/2026

COURTESY CALL ON GUKPE NAA, TAMALE

Today, the Acting Regional Director of the CNC Northern Region Centre for National Culture (Northern Region) Antoinette Dzorgbenyuie Kotoko-Letsa and management paid a courtesy call on Gukpe Naa as part of efforts to strengthen collaboration between the Centre and traditional authorities in the Northern Region.
Key issues discussed during the meeting included:

1. The formal introduction of the Acting Regional Director to the Gukpe Naa and his palace.

2. Strengthening collaboration in promoting and preserving the rich cultural heritage of Northern Ghana.

3. Exploring partnerships to beautify and enhance the cultural environment of the Centre for National Culture.

4. Supporting and promoting traditional festivals as important platforms for cultural preservation, tourism, and community development.

5. Presentation of the Centre's action plan to the Chief.

The meeting reaffirmed the shared commitment of the Centre for National Culture and traditional leadership to work together in preserving , developing and promoting the unique culture identity, traditions, and values of the people of Northern Ghana.

30/09/2026

A WRAP-UP OF ARTS MONTH 2026 | CNC TAMALE, NR. GHANA CNC Northern Region

Arts Month '26 was a remarkable journey of creativity, culture, and artistic expression.

Throughout the month, the Centre for National Culture (CNC) National Commission on Culture Antoinette Dzorgbenyuie Kotoko-Letsa Wakefield,Tamale, provided a vibrant platform for artists, craftsmen, cultural practitioners, Craft Shops and art enthusiasts to showcase the richness and diversity of Ghana’s artistic heritage.

From inspiring exhibitions and interactive engagements to the promotion of indigenous arts and talents and Staff Workshop on Batik-Tie and Die, the month reminded us of the important role the arts play in preserving our identity, fostering innovation, and strengthening community bonds.

As we draw the curtain on Arts Month, let us continue to support and celebrate the arts every day. Together, we can nurture creativity, promote cultural pride, and inspire the next generation of artists.

30/09/2026

18/09/2026

18/09/2026

Not every story has been told…
Not every talent has been seen…
And not every champion has been crowned.

Something extraordinary is coming to the stage.

STUDRAFEST 2026. 🔥 🔥 🔥

Who wins?
The answer awaits…
Watch this space!!!