Flyer for African Cultural Celebration on July 11-12, 2026, at Porchester Hall, London, with images of children playing soccer and traditional dancing, celebrating African culture through music, dance, food, and fashion.

African Cultural Celebration: World Cup Edition 11–12 July 2026 | Porchester Hall, London In Support of Solace Ministries

Step into a jubilant fusion of heritage and global unity as Porchester Hall transforms into a living canvas of African brilliance. Timed to coincide with the world’s biggest sporting event, this World Cup Edition brings the pulse of the continent to the heart of London—where football fever meets cultural pride.

✨ Culture From the storytelling threads of Ghanaian handwoven textiles to the soul-stirring rhythms of traditional music, every element celebrates Africa’s rich legacy. Discover art, fashion, and performance that honour ancestral wisdom and modern creativity.

🎨 Colour Bold prints, radiant palettes, and expressive design—colour is our language of joy, resistance, and celebration. Whether on canvas or in costume, every shade tells a story of identity and unity.

🤝 Community This year, we gather not only to celebrate but to uplift. In support of Solace Ministries, your presence helps amplify hope and healing for those rebuilding their lives. Together, we champion compassion through culture.

⚽ World Cup Edition As nations compete on the pitch, we unite off it—showcasing Africa’s cultural power on a global stage. Expect football-inspired art, fan zones with flair, and tributes to the beautiful game through dance, design, and storytelling.

Join us for two unforgettable days of rhythm, resilience, and radiant connection. This is more than an event—it’s a movement.

Carved wooden sculpture of a person wearing a large headdress with multiple feathers, holding a smaller figure. The sculpture has intricate details and appears to represent cultural or traditional art.

🌍 Wood Carving from Kumasi, Ghana – A Symbol of Community and Craftsmanship This captivating wooden sculpture from Kumasi, the cultural heart of Ghana's Ashanti region, is a masterclass in storytelling through artisanal technique. 🔹 more details

African Cultural Celebration 

11th-12th July 2026

Poster for the African Cultural Celebration event from July 11-12, 2026, at Porchester Hall in London, featuring African dance, music, food, fashion, and live screenings of world cup semi-finals, with an illustration of a dancer, drums, and soccer ball.

African Cultural Celebration is a vibrant showcase of Africa’s rich heritage, rhythm, and unity. Through music, dance, fashion, and storytelling, we celebrate the spirit of the continent and its global influence. Join us for an unforgettable experience that honors tradition, inspires connection, and uplifts community.

Porchester Hall
45 Porchester Hall

London W2 5HS

Women walking on runway at fashion show, wearing colorful traditional African dresses and head wraps, with a sign in the background reading 'FASHION SHOW'.
Group of women in colorful traditional and modern African clothing posing indoors with a window and framed pictures in the background.
A group of nine women standing together in a grand hall with chandeliers, wooden paneled walls, and large red curtains, wearing colorful and patterned dresses.
Four women smiling at a social gathering inside a room with wooden paneling and a sign that says 'BAR' in the background.
Colorful abstract painting of an African woman wearing earrings and jewelry, displayed on an easel in an elegant room with wood paneling, red curtains, and wall sconces.
Wooden carved sculpture of three figures with large headdresses, one holding an object, another reaching up, and the third looking up.
Wooden sculpture of a person holding a child with large leaf-like hair and another smaller figure, all carved in dark and reddish wood.
Stylized sculpture of a woman with a large bow on her head, holding books, made from what appears to be chocolate or a similar material, with detailed hair and facial features.
A sculpture of a woman with a large, bow-shaped headpiece, holding a book labeled 'Akwaba,' with floral and decorative patterns.
Sculpture of a woman with an afro hairstyle and a headwrap, holding a bag and a book, made from dark and reddish materials.

AKWAABA Wooden Sculpture – Handcrafted Welcome from Ghana

Infuse your space with the warmth of West African hospitality through this authentic Ghanaian wood carving, titled “Akwaaba”—a heartfelt Ashanti word meaning “Welcome.” more details

A statue of a woman with an African headwrap, holding a book, made from chocolate with detailed designs.
A sculpture of a pregnant woman made from layered wood with carved details

Standing at approximately 2 feet tall, this sculpture showcases a profile of a stylized figure adorned in a bold headwrap and floral-patterned garment. Meticulously carved from seasoned hardwood and hand-painted in earthy tones, it’s a powerful expression of tradition, grace, and connection. more details

✨ Key Features:

  • Origin: Hand-carved by Ghanaian artisans using traditional techniques

  • Size: Roughly 24 inches / 2 feet in height—commanding yet elegant

  • Materials: Locally sourced hardwood with detailed hand-painting

  • Style: Afrocentric, symbolic, and ideal for entryways, offices, home, and cultural showcases more details

Abstract sculpture with a layered, swirling design in dark brown, black, and bronze tones.
Abstract sculpture with layered, curved, and textured metallic elements.

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