Below is a table for the festival celebration of the people from the Western Region
| No. | Name of Festival Rite or event | Location/Place | Persons involved | Physical Description | Purpose of Festival Rite or event in the community | Dependant Variables |
| 1 | Elluelie Festival | Aowin, and Suaman, – Western Region | Chiefs and people of Aowin and Suaman. | A festival of chiefs and people which comes off once in 3 years for the Aowins and either October, November or December for the Suamans | The festival unites the people for development projects. | The festival is a strong pillar for social cohesion and control. |
| 2 | Kundum Festival | Sekondi, Essikado, Ahantas, Nzemas, Dixcove, Axim, Nsei and Jomoro – Western Region | Chiefs and people of Sekondi, Essikado, Ahanta, Nzema, Dixcove, Nsein Jomoro and Axim. | A festival of chiefs and people which comes off from July to September amongst the various ethnic groups |
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| 3 | Odwira Festival | Mpohor, Wassa Fiase and Sefwi Anhwiaso – Western Region | Chiefs and people of Apohor, Wasaa Fiase and Setwi Anhwiaso. | A festival of chiefs and people which comes off from September to December every year. | The festival brings the people together to plan development projects for the areas mentioned. |
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| 4 | Ellue Festival | Gwira – Western Region | Chiefs and people of Gwira Traditional Area. | A festival of chiefs and people which comes off in October every year. |
The festival is to foster ethnic unity meant for developments of the area. | The festival sews bonds of friendship and unity. |
| 5 | Alluelie Festival | Sefwi Bekwai and Sefwi Wiawso – Western Region | Chiefs and people of Sefwi Bekwai and Setfwi Wiawso. | A festival of chiefs and people which comes off either in November or December every year. | The festival brings the people together to plan development in the area. | The festival sews bonds of friendship and unity. |
| 6 | Nktronu Festival | Shama – Western Region | Chiefs and people of Shama Traditional Area. | A festival of the chiefs and people and it is celebrated in either August or September. | The festival allows for development projects to be planned yearly. | The festival fosters unity and development. |
| 7 | Edie Festival | Wassa Akropong – Western Region | Chiefs and people of Wassa Akropong Traditional Area. | A festival which celebrated in January every year by the chiefs and people. | The festival fosters unity and allows for the planning of development projects. | The festival enforces social cohesion and peace. |
| 8 | Akpa Festival | Wassa West – Western Region | Chiefs and people of Wassa west Traditional Area. | A festival which comes off in September yearly by the chiefs and people. | The festival unites the people and ushers in new development projects. | The festival enforces social cohesion and peace. |
| 9 | Yam Festival | Wassa Fiase – Western Region | Chiefs and people of Wassa Fiase Traditional Area. | A festival which comes off either in October to November yearly by the chiefs and people. | The festival unites the people and ushers in new development projects. | The festival enforces social cohesion and peace. |