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-June 30, 2026

Indigenous Accents: a solo exhibition by Raj Kishore Gupta

Indigenous Accents: a solo exhibition by Raj Kishore Gupta

Curated by Uma Nair, the exhibition explores the intersection of indigenous art, natural materials and the artist's recollections of home and landscape

-June 26, 2026

Natkhat Utsav: A festival of young artistic talent

Natkhat Utsav: A festival of young artistic talent

The three-day festival showcases the artistic achievements of children trained in fine arts, music, dance and theatre under Natkhat Utsav 2026

-June 26, 2026

Tripura to host Global Pineapple Festival in Delhi

Tripura to host Global Pineapple Festival in Delhi

The three-day festival in New Delhi will showcase Tripura's GI-tagged Queen Pineapple, promote farmer–buyer partnerships, and highlight new opportunities

-June 25, 2026

Padharo Mhare Feast: A Rajasthani food festival

Padharo Mhare Feast: A Rajasthani food festival

A culinary celebration of Rajasthan’s bold flavours, traditional recipes and warm hospitality comes to the capital through an immersive buffet experience

-June 23, 2026

Art Maestros: A group art exhibition

Art Maestros: A group art exhibition

Art Maestros is underway at Rare Luxury, Hauz Khas, featuring works by leading Indian modern and contemporary masters, and will run till June 25

-June 21, 2026

‘World Santoor Day’ – An evening of Santoor recitals

‘World Santoor Day’ – An evening of Santoor recitals

Solo recitals by renowned Santoor exponents will highlight the cultural legacy of the instrument on World Santoor Day

-June 19, 2026

‘Baarish’: A celebration of monsoon, music and culture

‘Baarish’: A celebration of monsoon, music and culture

The immersive monsoon-themed festival returns to Delhi with live music, cultural conversations, fragrance experiences and curated food offerings celebrating the sights, sounds and spirit of the rains

-June 18, 2026

When India Became Home: A solo exhibition by Julia Usmanova

When India Became Home: A solo exhibition by Julia Usmanova

Through figurative paintings inspired by India, Russian artist Julia Usmanova explores identity, memory, belonging and the idea of home across cultures