RECOMMENDED
Bring your own tent.
Camp on the farm. Wake up to red-soil sunrise, drums warming up in the distance, mist rolling off the forest. This is the vibe.
- Designated camp zones
- Secure perimeter
- Shared washrooms
- Water refill points
Northern Uganda Farm Festival · 2026
KODI PA LYECSeeds of Greatness
Northern Uganda Farm Festival
A region of drum beats, dance and deep soil. Bwola circles, Larakaraka courtship rhythms, Odii shared across generations — the North doesn't perform its heritage, it lives it.
11–12 December 2026
TEGOT Farmstead · Gulu
11–12 DEC2026 · Gulu
✦BYO TENTCamp under the stars
✦ODIIPeanut paste · local feasts
✦LIVEMusic · Dance · Fire
✦UGX 20KFrom · Ordinary Ticket
✦11–12 DEC2026 · Gulu
✦BYO TENTCamp under the stars
✦ODIIPeanut paste · local feasts
✦LIVEMusic · Dance · Fire
✦UGX 20KFrom · Ordinary Ticket
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25 September 2026 · TEGOT Farmstead, Gulu City
The day the seeds were planted.
Beatrice Mao launched Kodi Pa Lyec — Seeds of Greatness — bringing agriculture, enterprise and the cultures of Northern Uganda together ahead of 11–12 December.
A view from above · The official launch
A new chapter takes flight.
FOR THE FIRST-TIMERS
Two days. One farm. A whole generation.
This isn't a festival you attend — it's one you show up for. Music, fire, agribusiness, (West Nile, Acholi, Lango and karamoja) WALK and 125 acres of red soil to lose yourself on. Pack light. Pack real.
BYO Tent
Sleep under the stars
Live Fire
Nightly bonfire circles
Live Sets
Northern & national acts
Real Food
Odii, malakwang, boo, millet
Where you sleep
Pitch your tent. Or don't.
Accommodation on the farm is strictly limited. Come prepared — this is the North, not a hotel lobby.
LIMITED SLOTS
TEGOT Cottages.
On-site cottages for those who want a real bed after the bonfire. Books out fast — first come, first served.
From
$400/ night
Strongly advised: travel prepared. Northern hospitality is real, but the beds are few.
TASTE THE NORTH
Meet Odii.
And the family it comes with.
Odii — the legendary Northern Ugandan peanut paste — anchors every plate. Around it: malakwang, boo, millet bread, roast goat, shea butter drizzles and stories older than the road here. Come hungry.
Odii
01Peanut paste — the Northern gold
Malakwang
02Sour greens in shea butter
Boo
03Cowpea leaves, slow-cooked
Millet Bread
04Kwon kal — served warm
Roast Goat
05Straight off the coals
Simsim Balls
06Sesame sweet, wrapped in banana leaf
The Program
All day learn.
All night vibe.
Loads of entertainment. Loads of learning. No filler.
Live Music
Northern legends, national headliners and unreleased sets on the main stage.
Bonfire Circles
Nightly fire pits with drums, story-tellers and Larakaraka dancers.
Farm-School
Real-time agriculture demos — mechanization, soil, coffee, agri-tech.
After-Dark
DJ sets under the mango trees till the sun says otherwise.
WHY IT MATTERS
Every ticket plants something.
When you show up, you're not just partying — you're boosting a regional economy, putting money in farmer pockets, and exposing Northern Uganda to people who've never set foot here. A portion of proceeds supports farming households across the region. Charity partner to be announced.
The Send-Off
Come for the vibe. Leave with a village.
Two nights of drums, fire, Larakaraka and Northern soul. Grab your people, grab a tent — the North is calling.
LOCK IN YOUR TICKET Download the official poster