Ogyeamansan Party In The Park A Joyful Return To Sunyani Children’s Park
Over the weekend, the vibrant atmosphere at Sunyani Children’s Park was electric as the Ogyeamansan Party in the Park made its joyful return, as children, friends, and music enthusiasts arrived, buzzed with excitement amid a blend of musical interludes.
The party’s return after a brief hiatus was met with enthusiasm, with attendees eagerly showcasing their dancing choreography to the latest hits and classic favorites.
Sunyani-based dancing groups took to the stage, delivering electrifying performances that left the crowd in awe, with DJ Quest of Ark FM as the MC cheered up the spectators.
Sunyani Manhene, Ogyeamansan Boahen Korkor II, was overwhelmed with photo requests from parents eager to capture memories with their children.
The Omanhene was spotted carrying children, engaging handshakes, interactive sessions, and creating unforgettable moments.
The party featured face painting, a bouncy castle, and a dancing competition, with a 4-year-old girl winning a prize for her impressive dance moves.
Themed “Ogyeamansan Party in the Park,” the celebration was more than just a party. It was a reunion of sorts, bringing together thousands of children, adults, and familiar faces.
As the crowd mingled and laughed, the park was filled with the sounds of music, chatter, joyous applause, and assorted giveaways.
The event’s organizers outdid themselves, curating a lineup that catered to all tastes and age groups.
Food vendors and hawkers offered a variety of local delights, adding to the celebratory atmosphere.
As the day turned into late hours, the party showed no signs of slowing down. The music grew louder, the dancing competition gained more energy, and the sense of community was more palpable.
The Ogyeamansan Party in the Park had proven itself to be a highlight of Sunyani’s festive calendar, a celebration of unity, talent, and the city’s vibrant spirit.
As the night drew to a close, attendees left with memories that would last a lifetime, already looking forward to the next instalment of such unforgettable event.
With its blend of music, art, and community, the Ogyeamansan Party in the Park truly earned a spot as a cherished occasion in Sunyani.
The Party in the Park reached its climax on Sunday night, with participants dancing energetically to stage performances, bathed in sweat and surrounded by pulsating music.
The night, reserved for adults, provided a platform for socializing, networking, and even romance, as single men and women connected and smiled, potentially catching the eye of their loved ones.
The night was alive with love, business opportunities, and socialization, taking centre stage in a vibrant display of community spirit.
In an interview with Kaakyire Kwasi Afari of Sunyani-based Ark FM, the Akwamuhene of Sunyani Traditional Council, Nana Kwaku Sarbeng II, emphasized the importance of events like these in fostering socialization and togetherness.
He called on the Bono Regional Minister and the Sunyani East MCE to continue supporting the Sunyani Manhene in his efforts to revitalize the children’s park and bring back the joy it once brought to the community.
Source: Kaakyire Kwasi Afari. Ark FM, Sunyani
