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Entertainment Week Ghana 2026 kicks off with second Creative Economy Incubator

Rather than building a single conference or festival, Entertainment Week Ghana is developing individual properties across entrepreneurship, fashion, film, music, visual art, investment and industry development that can grow independently while sitting under one creative-economy platform.
Building the next phase of Ghana’s creative economy Together, the first edition demonstrated the broader ambition behind Entertainment Week Ghana: to create an annual platform where culture, business, technology, capital and institutions intersect.
Building on the inaugural Entertainment Week Ghana Entertainment Week Ghana launched in 2025 as a multi-day platform connecting Ghana’s music, fashion, film, art and wider creative industries with business, investment and institutional support.
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