TÎ-Ï Festival

Founded in 2017 by Central African artist Idylle Mamba and organized by DUKE’ZIKI (“Laboratory of Music and Art”), the festival provides a platform for young Central African and pan-African artists to create, share, and grow.

1st edition: December 2–3, 2017 — launched in Douala, Cameroon, to major public acclaim YouTube+10Idma+10Ti-Î Festival+10.

• 2nd edition: October 20–22, 2022 — held at Bangui’s Centre Culturel Samba‑Panza with over 6,000 attendees and diverse artists from Central Africa and Cameroon YouTube+4Music In Africa+4Idma+4.

• 3rd edition: October 2023 — further growth in attendance and programming, with the theme “Education through the Arts” lazoneafrique.com.

• 4th edition: April 19–25, 2025 — the first edition with a carnival that celebrated national diversity. The program featured a seven-day schedule, including music, dance, contests, storytelling, traditional games, workshops, exhibitions and evening performances at Bangui's 20,000-seat stadium, attracting thousands of participants, including artists with disabilities

Join us at TÎ‑Ï Festival—an event that moves beyond passive spectatorship to create a shared artistic experience. Whether you’re an artist looking for connection, a family seeking cultural celebration, or a visitor wanting to explore authentic Central African heritage—TÎ‑Ï Festival awaits you.

Come, celebrate identity, creative expression, unity, and the art of rediscovery.

TÎ-Ï Festival 2026 (Inscription/Registration)