Festivals

Guineans are lively, fun-loving people. They are also very committed to upholding their beliefs, which is clear from all the celebrations and religious rituals they follow. Islamic rituals and ethnic traditions are heavily emphasized throughout several of Guinea's festivities and national festivals. The nation's capital, Conakry, frequently hosts festivals. In addition to holidays that follow the Muslim calendar, there are cultural occasions that offer wonderful chances to highlight the nation's variety.

Kini Afrika or Festival des Arts de Conte is one of the most famous festivals in Guinea. The most skilled writers and wordsmiths in Guinea perform in this festival in an explosive display of traditional drama. During this week-long celebration of street art, storytellers, journalists, poets, and writers read selections from their works to the crowds. People congregate as well to engage in debates and oratory. Workshops and conferences coexist, fostering an interest in both the written and spoken word. The final week of April is frequently when this artistic festival takes place.