The Homowo Festival is an annual celebration held by the Ga people of Ghana. It commemorates a historical event when the Ga people overcame famine and celebrates the harvest. The festival typically takes place in August and lasts for several weeks, featuring various cultural activities, including traditional music, dance, and feasting. During the festival, participants prepare a special dish called kpokpoi, made from corn and palm oil, which is offered to the gods and ancestors. The festival also includes a colorful procession, where community members dress in traditional attire, showcasing their rich heritage and unity.