Patrons of this year's Family Party in the Park organized by Joy FM, will have a good dose of entertainment as some of Ghana's finest musicians prepare to thrill them at the Aburi Botanical Gardens.
Highlife musician Kwabena Kwabena, Afrobeats star Camidoh and palmwine highlife band Kwan Pa are girding up for the official family gathering slated for December 26, 2024.
Other artistes performing are Topgyal Renner, TsaQa, Kwesi Champagne and Kino BhanGz.
The event has gotten better and bigger over the years, as Joy FM endeavours to meet the needs of patrons by giving them memorable experiences.
This year's Family Party in the Park comes with a lot of fun activities, including new additions that will tickle the fancy of patrons.

The Joy FM Family Party in the Park, has always served as the preferred Christmas social event that brings families together and provides them with quality entertainment.

Its main objective is to offer families an opportunity to socialize better after going through the hustle and bustle that might have weakened their bonds during the year.
The rate for this party is GH₵200 family of six (6).

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