Delhi will host the second edition of the Ekatva Festival, one of the city’s largest green Diwali celebrations, on October 27 at Sunder Nursery Gardens.
The festival, which debuted in 2023, returns with an expanded line-up, welcoming over 4,000 visitors and more than 50 eco-conscious brands. This year’s event will run from 10 AM to 9 PM and will feature a range of activities promoting sustainability, including workshops, live performances, and environment-friendly shopping options.
Palak Mehta, Founder and CEO of the Ekatva Festival, described the festival’s mission as “a celebration of unity and oneness with nature.”
Mehta added, “We aim to create a space where everyone, from students to homemakers, can come together and engage with sustainable practices while enjoying the festive spirit of Diwali.”
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Festival highlights include a vibrant Bazaar – Festive Lane, showcasing eco-friendly Diwali gifts from local brands, and The Hub – Main Stage, featuring live cook-offs, comedy acts, expert talks, and music performances.
Families can enjoy the Imagination Station, a creative area with hands-on activities for children, while food lovers can explore The Food Gully, offering a variety of traditional and modern culinary delights. Attendees can unwind in The Zen Zone, dedicated to relaxation and wellness, and witness the exciting Knives Out! live cook-off competition, where home chefs battle for the title of Green Gourmet.
The event will take place at the Exhibition Area, Sunder Nursery Gardens. Tickets are available on the official website, and the nearest metro station is JLN Stadium.
When: 10 AM to 9 PM; October 27, 2024
Where: Exhibition Area, Sunder Nursery Gardens, New Delhi
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