Black Star Festival postponed to October
By Samuella Antwi
The highly anticipated Black Star Festival, a flagship celebration of Ghanaian heritage and Pan-African culture, has been rescheduled to October, according to organisers GD Visionary Group.
Originally slated for 26 to 28 September, the festival will now take place on 25 and 26 October 2025 at the same venue in Washington, D.C.
In a statement, the organisers explained that the postponement was necessary to address pressing matters and ensure the festival delivers on its promise of excellence.
“This decision, though unavoidable, has been made to ensure that important matters arising can be fully addressed,” GD Visionary Group noted.
The Black Star Festival is designed as a cultural diplomacy platform, spotlighting Ghana as a hub of heritage, music and global cultural exchange. It will bring together artists, cultural leaders and members of the African diaspora to celebrate Ghana’s rich traditions while fostering Pan-African solidarity.
Organisers assured the public that preparations are progressing steadily and promised an unforgettable October edition. They also reaffirmed their commitment to showcasing Ghana’s image on the global stage.
“Together with our partners, we remain dedicated to celebrating Ghana and her rich cultural heritage,” the statement added.
