Celebrated annually on the first Saturday in April, the Kamwe Cultural Festival, known as Tswe Wasinata, takes place in Michika. The festival is a vibrant display of the Kamwe people’s heritage and includes:
• Masquerade Performances: The highlight is the “Tuvue” masquerade, renowned for its intricate designs and cultural significance.
• Traditional Music and Dance: Performances feature indigenous instruments and dances passed down through generations.
• Art Exhibitions: Showcases of traditional arts and crafts provide insight into the community’s artisanal heritage.
The festival fosters cultural pride and unity among the Kamwe people and attracts visitors interested in experiencing their traditions.