Audio By Carbonatix
Accra Mall is set to bring families together this weekend with its annual Family Fun Day, as parents prepare their children for the new academic year.
The three-day Back-to-School Bonanza will run from Friday, August 21 to Sunday, August 23, 2026, combining shopping with entertainment and family activities.
The Food Court will be transformed into a family play zone, with activities designed to keep children engaged while parents shop for school essentials or unwind.
Participating retailers will also host interactive showcases featuring their latest products, promotions and services.
The initiative forms part of Accra Mall’s broader effort to position the shopping centre as a destination for both retail and family experiences.
Anthony Asamoah, Marketing Manager of Accra Mall, said the event reflects the changing expectations of shoppers.
“The Back-to-School Bonanza highlights the evolving role of modern shopping centres,” he said.
“Shoppers today are looking for destinations that combine retail with recreation, and we’re thrilled to offer exactly that; just in time for families preparing for the new academic year.”
The organisers say the event is designed to give families an opportunity to complete their back-to-school shopping while enjoying entertainment in a family-friendly environment.
Latest Stories
-
Ghana eyes stronger trade ties as Australia hosts multicultural trade and investment forum
3 minutes -
Margaret-Marie Krakue
6 minutes -
Ayariga announces plans for live broadcast of MMDAs’ meetings on local radio stations
9 minutes -
Mrs Anna Tackie
11 minutes -
Ghana links Afghan heroin and Brazilian cocaine to global drug markets – Global Organised Crime Index
18 minutes -
NHIA launches nationwide inter-school quiz to deepen students’ knowledge of NHIS
25 minutes -
Political protection could be masking Ghana’s cocaine trade – Global Organised Crime Index
30 minutes -
AFCON 2027Q: ‘We have to dissolve the GFA’ – Effia MP after Black Stars lose to Gambia
32 minutes -
NPP announces voting schedule and ID requirements for October 3 national elections
34 minutes -
Lupus can mimic HIV symptoms and damage kidneys if untreated – KNUST expert
37 minutes -
Focus on Sickle Cell Foundation seeks to introduce sickle cell education through comics in Ghanaian schools
43 minutes -
NPP rewrites the campaign playbok as opposition reality shapes National Executive contest
44 minutes -
Road safety education will fail without enforcement – NRSA boss
45 minutes -
Daily Insight for CEOs: Finishing Q3 strong and entering Q4 with purpose
46 minutes -
National Ambulance Service begins ‘Operation Restore Fleet’ to restore grounded ambulances
47 minutes