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5th to 7th August 2025 The Sepik River Crocodile Festival is a three-day cultural celebration staged annually in Ambunti, East Sepik Province of Papua New Guinea. Experience one of East Sepik’s popular and most exciting cultural festivals. The Sepik River Crocodile Festival highlights the importance of the crocodile and its cultural significance to the people...

9th to 11th April, 2025 The Bundi Komba Festival is an annual cultural event hosted by the Kumura Foundation – a local charity organisation founded by Vincent Kumura, a proud Bundi local from Madang Province. The annual festival promotes and strengthens the cultural traditions of the Bundi people living in the furthermost interior of Madang. ...

24TH FEBRUARY 2025   During the final week of February, the nation of Papua New Guinea sets aside a special day to commemorate the enduring memory of its first prime minister and ‘father of the nation’, the late Grand Chief Sir Michael Thomas Somare (1936 – 2021). The late grand Chief Sir Michael Somare was one...

POM Corporate Volleyball Competition Serve Up Excellence! Corporate Spirit, Competitive Edge! Join us for Season 1 of the 2024 Corporate Beach Volleyball Competition, proudly presented in partnership with NCDC! Kick-Off Date: October 12, 2024 Final Match: December 7, 2024 Registration Deadline: September 13th, 2024 This thrilling 10-week competition is exclusively for staff and employees of...

Port Moresby Show 2024 The Port Moresby Show will take place from the 15th to 17th of November 2024 at the National Football Stadium. This 3-day event focuses on the themes of Empowerment, Education, and Enterprise, aimed at the local community, especially families and citizens of Port Moresby. With an expected attendance ranging from 3,000...

3rd November 2024  Fuzzy Wuzzy Angels Day or Kokoda Day is commemorated every 3rd of November, at the Kokoda Station in Papua New Guinea’s Northern Province. The day honors the native men who served as labourers for the Allied forces during the World War Two Kokoda Campaign.  These legendary men were given the endearing name...

1st to 3rd November, 2024 The Kenu and Kundu Festival returns to Alotau, 1st – 3rd of November, 2024, Milne Bay Province. Traditional canoes and Kundu drums are significant symbols of communication and trade to the people of Milne Bay. The Canoe and the Kundu are widely used in traditional ceremonies and rituals.  They are...

19th to 20th October, 2024 The most exciting annual event in Lae – the 2024 Morobe Show, returns on the 19th to 20th October. The Morobe Show is hosted by the Morobe Provincial Agricultural Society and showcases the various agricultural, industrial and commercial features of the Morobe Province. Visitors get to experience the incredible cultural...