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The chiefs and people of the Western regional town of Lower Dixcove marked their annual Kundum festival last weekend in Dixcove.
The beautiful occasion brought together sons and daughters of the community on how to forge ahead with the development of the ancient town especially in the area of conserving its fish stock.
Paramount Chief of the area, Nana Kwesi Agyeman IX had a colourful ride through the town with the Minister of Railways Joe Ghartey as the Special guest of Honour.
Find pictures of the day below
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