Lae Flower & garden Show

25TH TO 27TH JUNE, 2026 🐚 A Celebration Rooted in Tradition and Industry West New Britain, the heartland of Papua New Guinea’s oil palm production, is set to host the second Oil Palm Festival of Arts & Culture, with dates scheduled for June 25th to 27th, 2026. This vibrant event celebrates the province’s agricultural legacy, cultural...

3RD NOVEMBER 2025  🎖️ 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...

31ST OCTOBER TO 2ND NOVEMBER, 2025 🪶 The Kenu and Kundu Festival returns to Alotau, 31st October – 2nd of November, 2025, 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...

20TH TO 21ST SEPTEMBER, 2025 🪶 The 2025 Goroka Show is set for September 20th to 21st in Goroka Town, Eastern Highlands Province. The ‘Goroka Show’ is a significant cultural event in the Highlands region of Papua New Guinea (PNG).  It is also the longest running annual cultural festival in Papua New Guinea drawing thousands of tourists to the...

15TH TO 17TH SEPTEMBER, 2025  🪶 Celebrate one of Papua New Guinea’s most culturally and environmentally rich festivals in the heart of the Southern Highlands Province. The Kutubu Kundu & Digaso Festival is an annual gathering that honours the cultural heritage of the Kutubu people — especially the traditional kundu drum and digaso oil, a...

13TH TO 14TH SEPTEMBER, 2025  🤠 The Largest cultural display of agriculture, industry and community in the Country! The Morobe Show is on during Papua New Guinea’s Independence Week celebrations in Lae, Morobe Province this year! Over two days, Lae becomes a hub of activity as it plays host to cultural performances, community pride, and displays...

21st to 22nd AUGUST, 2025   The Tama Festival celebrates a beloved local cuisine of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville called Tamatama. Tamatama is either made up of banana, taro, casava or sago – wrapped in fresh banana leaves and cooked in coconut milk over an open fire. Festival visitors will be given a rare opportunity...