Eat Drink Music Festival announces media partners
The media partners for the Eat Drink Music (EDM) Festival's inaugural event have been revealed.
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Some of the major players in the media industry are represented on the list, including Citi TV, Citi FM, Asaase Radio, YFM Ghana, 3 Music, 4Syte TV, MX24, Guide Radio, and a number of internet media outlets.
The EDM Festival's organizers are certain that working with these powerful media organizations will help the festival succeed.
The media organizations will promote the event favorably on their respective platforms, which are viewed by millions of people in Ghana and throughout the world.
The EDM Festival's organizers are confident that their collaboration with these industry titans will contribute to the festival's success.
Concerning the EDM Festival
A specially crafted two-day event called Eat Drink Music (EDM Festival) blends food, beverages, and music. The festival's goals include showcasing a blend of traditional and modern music, offering a diversity of fashion looks, and supporting start-up companies and non-profit organizations through its "To The Top" Initiative.
The festival will run from 12 p.m. to 12 a.m. each day on October 28 and 29, 2023, at the Untamed Empire in Accra.
Every day, between 3000 and 5000 visitors are expected at the festival, where they are treated to delectable food and enjoyable entertainment. Top music executives, drink vendors, and food vendors will all be present at the festival.
Things to do at the EDM Festival
A variety of events, in addition to the media collaboration, have been planned to make the festival a memorable and enormously successful occasion for both businesses and visitors.
A business seminar, live podcast sessions, interactive art installations, a skill-learning session (fashion, pottery, art, painting), indoor and outdoor games, for the socials (live content creation), chugs and vibes (food, music, dance), and to the top (meet fundraising goals) are among the events.
The festival is positioned to grow into a significant autumnal lifestyle event. More than 10,000 people are expected to attend this festival throughout its two-day run.
