Celebrating our cultural and national heritage, Arth – India’s first multicultural festival will soon begin in New Delhi from 8th February -10th February. The first edition was regional and had taken place in Karnataka and the second is scheduled in Pune.
This national multicultural fest not only celebrates India’s Indic philosophy and thought but culture from different backgrounds. The Delhi edition has been carefully designed keeping in mind the current issues impacting the country. The quest includes fierce panel sessions and talks about contemporary matters of the nation as well as an array of visual and performance arts by various artists, from all over India.
The Arth has also gone the extra mile to make the festival kids-friendly. Keeping this age group in mind, there are events especially curated for them, which consist of shows and programmes related to theatre, history, philosophy, puppet performances and master classes as well as creative workshops.
Participants include well known names such as Amish Tripathi, Smriti Irani, Arnab Goswami, Subramanian Swamy, Sonal Mansingh, Raveena Tandon, among others.
The founder and the Director, Shreyasi Goenka, while announcing the event said, “I am extremely glad to announce the national edition of India’s first ever culture quest, Arth. After the resounding success of the first regional edition of Arth, which took place in Kolkata, we are eager and excited to bring on stage the best of what India has to offer, collectively, across various fields which is interesting, informative and also enriching.”
