5
Years Of Experience
WHO WE ARE
About the Luton Baako Festival
The Luton Baako Festival was created in 2022 to celebrate the unity of African and Caribbean music, arts, Arts & Culture. The Ghana Society UK is the only organisation responsible for the Luton Baako Festival. It takes place each year at Marsh House, Bramingham Road, Luton, LU3 2SR. The festival, since its inception in 2022, aims to create vibrancy, safeguard heritage, and promote disconnection through local cultural programmes by celebrating African and Caribbean heritage and diversity across the town.
Our Mission
Our mission to foster a vehicle of change ought not to be underestimated, nor should the coming together of both the African and Caribbean communities to foster change.
Our Vision
· To break down barriers and instil social integration
· Promote Peace and Harmony
· Promote Intercultural Awareness and Communality
· Education through Arts and Music
· Youth Empowerment
UPCOMING EVENTS
LUTON BAAKO FESTIVAL 2026
The 5th Special Edition of the Annual BAAKO (meaning ‘One’) Festival aimed at celebrating African & Caribbean Arts, Music, and Cultural Heritage.
15th August
2026
12:00 noon – 9:00pm
PROMPT
Marsh House, Leagrave Park,
Bramingham Road, LUTON, LU3 2SR
PROGRAMME LINEUP
Our Line-up of Some Activities
OUR ACTIVITIES
THE FESTIVAL
OUR ACTIVITIES
THE JOLLOF WAR
OUR ACTIVITIES
CAKE COMPETITION
OUR PORTFOLIO
Memories from the
Last Event
NEWS AND EVENTS
Our Latest News Stories
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Luton Baako Festival 2025: A Star-Studded Celebration of African and Caribbean Music & Culture
Luton, UK – August 24, 2025 – The much-anticipated Luton…
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The Jollof Rice War Returns at BAAKO Festival 2025— Who Will Take the Crown?
Luton, UK – July 6, 2025 — The heat is…
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Luton Gears Up for the 4th Annual BAAKO Festival: A Celebration of African and Caribbean Culture
Luton, UK – July 6, 2025 — The vibrant spirit…
