Odwira is a traditional Ghanaian festival celebrated by the Akan people, particularly the Ashanti and Fante groups. It typically takes place in September and marks the end of the harvest season. The festival is a time for purification, honoring ancestors, and celebrating the community's achievements. During Odwira, various rituals are performed, including the cleansing of the town and the offering of sacrifices to the gods. Participants wear colorful traditional attire and engage in music, dance, and storytelling. The festival fosters unity and reinforces cultural identity among the people.