Organisers say this year's edition will be one of the festival's biggest yet, combining world-class entertainment with a strong charitable mission aimed at supporting community development initiatives.
Award-winning music star Jah Prayzah will headline the event alongside celebrated singer Tamy Moyo, with both artists expected to deliver high-energy performances that will anchor the festival's main stage.
The lineup also features some of Zimbabwe's leading urban musicians, including rising hip-hop sensation Saint Floew and acclaimed rapper Voltz JT, whose performances are expected to appeal to younger audiences and showcase the country's evolving music scene.
Adding a gospel and inspirational touch to the programme are ROMAC and Fr. Mobie, who will perform uplifting sets designed to create a family-friendly atmosphere throughout the festival.
Entertainment will continue between live performances with sets from DJ T-Eyes, DJ Spice, and DJ Spunj, ensuring music plays continuously from midday until late evening.
Beyond the entertainment, the festival serves as a fundraising event for St. Peter's Kubatana in Highfield. Proceeds will support education, community development projects and outreach programmes benefiting vulnerable members of the community.
Co-organiser Patricia Makani said the festival is designed to bring people together not only for entertainment but also to make a positive impact through charitable giving.
Tickets are already on sale through Trinity Pharmacies, St. Peter's Kubatana in Highfield, and online via Hype Nation, with early-bird tickets starting at US$10.
Organisers are encouraging fans to purchase tickets early due to anticipated high demand.
With a star-studded lineup, diverse musical genres and a strong social mission, the 2026 St. Ignatius Festival is expected to be one of Zimbabwe's biggest cultural events of the year, celebrating both artistic excellence and community empowerment.
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