Panafest, short for the Pan-African Historical Theatre Festival, is a cultural event held in Ghana that celebrates African arts, culture, and heritage. Established in 1992, it aims to promote unity among people of African descent and to honor the legacy of the African diaspora. The festival features performances, workshops, and discussions that highlight the rich traditions and contemporary expressions of African culture. The festival typically takes place every two years and attracts artists, scholars, and audiences from around the world. Activities include theatrical performances, music, dance, and exhibitions that showcase the works of African and African diaspora artists. Panafest serves as a platform for dialogue on issues affecting Africa and its people.