The Ifa festival is an annual religious celebration that holds significant cultural and spiritual importance among the Yoruba people of Nigeria and other parts of West Africa. Ifa is a traditional African religion centered around the worship of Ifa, the deity of wisdom, divination, and destiny.

The festival is usually held in the month of June and spans several days, bringing together devotees, priests, community members, and visitors to honor and pay homage to Ifa. The festival is characterized by a series of rituals, ceremonies, processions, prayers, dances, and performances that showcase the rich traditions and beliefs of the Yoruba people.