Beatrice Mao, launching the first edition of the Northern Uganda Farm Festival at Tegot Farm in Loyoboo village, Unyama Sub-county, Gulu district. Photo Courtesy
All is set for Northern Uganda Farm Festival (NUFF) ahead of December 11-12, 2026, at Tegot Farmstead in Gulu.
BY OKIDI PATRICK
Gulu, Uganda – A two-day festival celebrating Northern Uganda’s cultures and agribusiness is scheduled for December 11-12, 2026, at Tegot Farmstead in Gulu.
Billed as “Kodi Pa Lyec – Seeds of Greatness,” the event is expected to bring together communities from West Nile, Acholi, Lango and Karamoja.
Organisers said the programme will feature live music, Bwola and Larakaraka dance, oral history, Northern cuisine and discussions on agri-tech, climate resilience and agricultural value chains.
According to the organisers, tickets range from Shs20,000 for general admission to Shs5m for a table of 10 with full access. Other options include a Shs100,000 priority ticket and a Shs2m table for six with VIP access.
Beatrice Mao, said she is ready to welcome thousands of visitors for the Northern Uganda Festival set for December 11-12, 2026, at Tegot Farmstead in Gulu District.
The two-day festival, is expected to attract large numbers of people from across West Nile, Acholi, Lango and Karamoja sub-regions.
Beatrice Mao called upon the people of Northern Uganda to turn up in big numbers to celebrate culture and agribusiness.
Tickets and more details are available at http://nuffofficial.com and through @northernugandafestival. The organisers can also be reached on +256 787 411 369.
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