The festival celebrated with the rituals of the Ghanaian durbar is the Homowo Festival. This important cultural event commemorates the harvest and is marked by vibrant parades featuring traditional dancing, music, and processions of chiefs and community members. Participants dress in colorful attire and participate in rituals to honor ancestors and celebrate the bountiful harvest. Food, especially kpokpoi (a traditional dish), is shared as a symbol of prosperity and unity, strengthening communal ties and reminding participants of their cultural heritage.