The Cape Maclear Carnival. November at Cape Maclear is the main event, while the Sprint Triathlon, a smaller event, takes place in August. Both offering something for everyone, blending culture, entertainment, and wellness activities that inspire participants to try new experiences. Traditional Malawian dances and performances showcase the region’s rich heritage. A key feature is the "Paint Cape Maclear Bright and Beautiful" initiative, with painting murals, houses, and shops in the village. The ultimate goal is to transform the entire Chembe village through art.

Zomba City Festival. April/May in Zomba area. Spread 3 days across venues in the historic city of Zomba, it promises an exciting mix of arts, music and activities. All ages are welcome to this celebration of music, poetry, visual arts, theatre, fashion and more.

Art in the park. Twice a year generally in May and November at the Four Seasons garden in Lilongwe. The festival spans three days with artists display their work while musicians perform for the audience, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Interactive workshops are also available. The primary goal of Art in the Park is to promote Malawian artists by providing a platform to showcase their talents.

Mulanje Peaks and Rhythms Festival. August in Mulanje region. It is a three-day annual celebration of the unique blend of Mulanje’s natural beauty, cultural heritage, and artistic talents. This festival not only aims to entertain but also to promote environmental conservation, community engagement, cultural exchange and tourism in the region, while providing a platform for local and international artists. As we mark the beginning of the tourism month, we strive to create an event that resonates with both local and international audiences.

Blantyre Arts Festival (BAF). October (varies yearly) in Blantyre. The Blantyre Arts Festival is a celebration of Malawian arts, culture, and heritage, with performances ranging from traditional dance, theatre, visual arts, to modern music. It brings together artists from Malawi and beyond to promote creativity and cultural exchange, encouraging the preservation of local traditions while embracing contemporary arts.

The Karonga-Chitipa Cultural Festival. October at Mbande Hills in northern Malawi that celebrates the cultural diversity of the Karonga and Chitipa districts. It features traditional music, dances, and exhibitions from various ethnic groups such as the Ngonde, Tumbuka, and Lambya. The festival promotes cultural preservation, unity, and social development while addressing local issues like education and health. It also aims to attract tourism by showcasing the region’s rich heritage.