
Papon Live in Concert | Delhi
Experience an unforgettable evening of soulful music as acclaimed singer Papon performs live at Yashobhoomi, Dwarka. Expect a captivating mix of Bollywood favourites, Assamese folk influences and contemporary fusion in one of Delhi NCR’s biggest indoor concert venues.
One Mother, Many Mother Tongues
An exhibition exploring language, memory and identity through contemporary art. Curated by Naman P. Ahuja and Andrea Anastasio, One Mother, Many Mother Tongues
Soundscapes of India – Season 3
Discover India’s diverse musical traditions at Soundscapes of India – Season 3, a free three-day showcase festival connecting artists with global music industry leaders, festival programmers and audiences.
7th Nadi Utsav 2026 | IGNCA Delhi
Celebrate India’s river heritage at the 7th Nadi Utsav, a three-day festival dedicated to the Yamuna through exhibitions, films, seminars, art, photography, and cultural programmes.
Film Expo India 2026
Explore the future of Indian cinema at Film Expo India 2026, where filmmakers, creators, studios and technology innovators come together for five days of exhibitions, networking and industry insights.
Sophie Scholl – The Final Days | Goethe Kino
Discover the remarkable true story of student resistance against Nazi Germany in an award-winning German historical drama screened at Goethe-Institut New Delhi.
Botanical Art: Illustrated Talk with Malini Saigal
Explore the fascinating cultural history of the mango through art, storytelling, and history in an engaging illustrated talk by renowned botanical artist Malini Saigal.

Sarangi Experience with Nabeel Khan | Gurgaon
Experience an enchanting evening of live sarangi music as acclaimed maestro Nabeel Khan brings his India Tour 2026 to Gurugram.
No Regrets for Our Youth Screening
Akira Kurosawa’s 1946 classic No Regrets for Our Youth is being screened in Delhi on July 25, 2026, as part of a special film event hosted by Camera Commune.
Princes & People of India – Portraits by Emily Eden at DAG Delhi
An exhibition showcasing Emily Eden’s lithographic portraits from her 1844 series capturing British-Indian life during the final years of Maharaja Ranjit Singh’s reign.














