Basket Weaving Workshop

Basketry Workshop

Test your creativity and learn the art of basket weaving in this immersive workshop. Guided by indigenous master weavers, you will acquire traditional techniques and skills to craft your own baskets. Whether creating a unique souvenir for yourself or preparing for the next market day, this workshop offers a hands-on experience in a cherished local craft.

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Artistic Painting Workshop

Artistic Painting Workshop

Participate in a creative painting workshop that immerses you in Ada's cultural and natural beauty. Held at select scenic locations within the community, this workshop invites visitors to express their artistic vision with guidance from local artists. Capture the essence of Ada’s landscapes and vibrant cultural scenes while enhancing your painting skills in an inspiring setting. Book your workshop now.

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kente Weaving Workshop

Kente Weaving Workshop

A kente weaving workshop introduces participants to the traditional Ghanaian art of weaving kente cloth, a highly symbolic and intricate fabric.
Kente, originating from the Ashanti and Ewe people, is known for its vibrant colors and geometric patterns, each carrying specific meanings related to cultural values, proverbs, and historical events....

Traditional Beading Workshop

Traditional Beading Workshop

Our traditional African beading workshop offers participants the opportunity to explore the rich cultural significance and craftsmanship of African beadwork.
In these workshops, participants learn how to create jewelry, adornments, and decorative pieces using authentic techniques passed down through generations....

Traditional African Instrumen Workshop

Traditional African Instruments Workshop

Our traditional African instruments workshop provides participants with an immersive experience in the music and culture of Africa.
These workshops introduce a range of authentic instruments, such as the djembe, kora, xylophone, and various flutes and rattles....

Pottery At Vume

Join a specialised pottery workshop at the Vume Pottery Temple, renowned for its preservation of ancient ceramic artistry.
During this hands-on experience, you will immerse yourself in the creative processes that inspire local artisans.
Witness the dynamism of their craft as they translate innovative ideas into tangible masterpieces, showcasing both traditional techniques and contemporary expressions.
This engagement not only highlights the artistry involved but also fosters an appreciation for the cultural significance and historical context of pottery-making in the region of Ada.

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black soap

Black Soap Workshop

The Alkebulan Heritage Centre in Big Ada, Ghana, hosts an engaging Ghanaian black soap workshop that celebrates the country's rich cultural heritage.
Participants learn the traditional art of crafting black soap using locally sourced ingredients like plantain ash, shea butter, and coconut oil. ...

shea butter

Shea butter workshop

The Alkebulan Heritage Centre in Big Ada, Ghana, offers an immersive Ghanaian shea butter workshop that highlights the traditional process of crafting this cherished natural product.
Participants explore the cultural and economic significance of shea butter while learning the step-by-step process, from harvesting shea nuts to manually extracting the creamy butter.
The workshop emphasizes sustainable practices and the importance of shea butter in skincare, cooking, and local livelihoods.
Attendees leave with their handmade shea butter, deepening their appreciation for Ghanaian heritage and craftsmanship.

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Straw Mat Workshop

The Alkebulan Heritage Centre in Big Ada, Ghana, hosts a Ghanaian traditional straw mat workshop, offering participants a unique opportunity to learn the age-old craft of weaving mats from natural straw. Guided by local artisans, attendees explore the cultural significance of straw mats in Ghanaian households and ceremonies. The workshop covers the entire process, from preparing the straw to weaving intricate patterns by hand. This hands-on experience promotes cultural preservation, supports local craftsmanship, and provides visitors with a deeper connection to Ghanaian traditions.

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