Kewa Sing-Sing is a traditional cultural festival held by the Kewa people in Papua New Guinea. It showcases vibrant performances, music, and dance, celebrating the rich heritage of the community. Participants often wear elaborate costumes adorned with feathers, beads, and traditional body paint, reflecting their cultural identity. The event typically features various tribes coming together to compete in singing and dancing contests. It serves as a platform for preserving and promoting Melanesian culture while fostering unity among different groups. The Kewa Sing-Sing is not only a celebration but also an important occasion for social interaction and cultural exchange.