The event is expected to be one of the troupe’s biggest cultural showcases yet, celebrating Rwandan heritage, unity, patriotism, and the role of young people in nation-building.
Organizers revealed that tickets have been categorized into four different classes, with discounted Early Bird prices available for those who purchase before the concert date.
The Early Bird ticket prices are as follows:
- “Uruyange” – Rwf10,000
- “Ibirezi” – Rwf20,000
- “Amasonga” – Rwf25,000
- “Abatarutwa” (VIP Table) – Rwf200,000
On the day of the concert, ticket prices will increase to:
- “Uruyange” – Rwf15,000
- “Ibirezi” – Rwf25,000
- “Amasonga” – Rwf30,000
- “Abatarutwa” (VIP Table) – Rwf250,000
Tickets can be purchased in advance by dialing 6692812#.
According to the organizers, the different ticket categories were designed to give everyone an opportunity to attend the event, from young culture enthusiasts to guests seeking a premium VIP experience.
Speaking about the inspiration behind the concert, Kayigemera Sangwa Aline explained that the name “Gira u Rwanda”carries a powerful message of blessing and hope for Rwanda and its people.
She said: “The concert is called ‘Gira u Rwanda’ because it is a beautiful blessing we wish upon every Rwandan and everyone who loves Rwanda. We have God and we have Rwanda. Whoever has God has peace, and whoever has God also has a nation.”
She further noted that the concert aims to preserve, promote, and celebrate Rwandan culture through traditional dance, music, and artistic performances.
The leadership of Itorero Intayoberana stated that the concert has two major objectives.
The first is to continue safeguarding and promoting Rwandan cultural values, which remains part of the troupe’s core mission as custodians of Rwandan heritage.
The second objective is to inspire young people to work hard, remain determined, and courageously pursue a brighter future, emphasizing that success requires commitment and perseverance.
“Gira u Rwanda” will mark the seventh major concert organized by the troupe, highlighting its growing experience and reputation in staging large-scale cultural productions.
Organizers have promised attendees an unforgettable evening filled with original traditional dances, cultural songs, creative performances, and exciting surprises designed to celebrate the richness of Rwandan identity.
The concert will take place in the grand tent at Kigali Serena Hotel and is already expected to become one of the most attended cultural events of the year in Rwanda.
