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The refurbished amusement centre in Kumasi, the Rattray Park on Christmas Day hosted thousands of children for the Luv FM Xmas Kids Party.
The annual two-day event created a platform for children to add colour to the commemoration of the birth of Jesus Christ.
The fun-filled activity also gives them opportunity to play and share the fun with old friends whilst they make new ones.
Talent and treasure hunt, horse riding, swimming competition, balloon race and kiddie dance were some of the activities, as parents took time off to relax.
Santa Claus was on hand to share goodies, as well.
During the talent hunt session, little Ebenezer Allotey entertained the crowd with his solo performance of Shatta Wale's Melisa while six-year Akua Badu's rendition of 'Odo' by King Promise got the audience off their feet, with a standing ovation amid huge applause.
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