The Cameroon International Theatre Festival (CITFEST) was founded in 1990 by the Cameroon Centre of the International Theatre Institute-Unesco. There is a growing interest, especially from the European festival organizers and theatre directors who have participated in the Cameroon International Theatre Festival to negotiate exchanges with African productions seen during the festival. This contributes to spread African culture worldwide.
CITFEST
P. O. Box 8163
Yaounde, Cameroon
Phone: (237) 22-47-85
Fax: (237) 23-30-22

It is organised by The Foundation All Cameroonian Cultural Festival Foundation. The Foundation will, at a chosen date of each year, organize an annual All Cameroonian Cultural Festival at a chosen location. The festival will bring together our cultural groups and associations, to culturally perform or participate in one form or another. Cultural groups will be invited from all over the world and given the opportunity to showcase their cultures through dances, dressings, ethnic foods and other means they so choose to. There will also be a children's cultural program and a fashion show
Tel: 202-378-7741
Email: info@accff.org
Link: http://www.accff.org/

The Association will organize black screens from 30 May to 06 June 2009 the 13th edition of the festival screens blacks. The festival was for eleven years a non-competitive event where all types and genres of African cinema could express themselves freely, where directors, producers and other leaders of films were not under particular pressure due to pending a charts but now it has grown big and competition has increased.
Contacts du Festival Ecrans Noirs
B.P. : 11371 Yaoundé - Cameroun
Tél. +237 22 21 49 41 Fax : +237 22 21 49 42 Portable : +237 99 70 63 50
Email : contact@ecrans-noirs.org / moune@ecrans-noirs.org
Web site : www.ecrans-noirs.org

It is a state-sponsored jamboree involving all forms of arts in Cameroon. It gives preference to national cultural heritage by focusing on the secular traditions of the land, habits and customs that identify and distinguish Cameroon. Through emphasis on the originality and specificities of the host city, Cameroon has the opportunity to distinguish itself in the areas of cultural tourism and cultural cooperation
Email: infos@fenac.org
Link: http://fenac.org/english/index.htm

The 2nd International MIS ME BINGA (“Eyes of Women”) Film Festival will be held in Yaounde on 8-12 March 2011. The festival’s goal is promote women's creativity from Cameroon, Africa and the whole world, establish a network between women filmmakers from different parts of the world and give hand to a better understanding of different cultures and each other. The purpose of the festival is to address through films issues of violence, inequality, discrimination and other problems related to women’s rights and gender problems, and to let the world discover the problems of society and the evolution of a changing world as seen by women.

Mis Me Binga s/c Goethe-Institut
BP: 1067 Yaoundé/cameroun
rue 1077 Eloumden ,Bastos.
Tel: +237 79 90 85 02 / 96 37 70 57
Email: mismebinga@gmail.com; n.wandiji@mismebinga.com
Link: www.mismebinga.com