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Kala Ghoda Arts Festival
Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2027 runs January 30 to February 7, 2027.
How the dates are set: Traditionally nine days across the first and second weekends of February, with the exact dates announced each year.
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Entry to all events is free to all, limited only by the size of the venues. Costs are met through corporate sponsorship.
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The festival was founded in 1999 by the Kala Ghoda Association, a non-profit formed to upgrade the Kala Ghoda precinct in Fort. The district is named after a black horse statue of King Edward VII that was relocated in 1965. It is often described as Asia's largest multidisciplinary street arts festival.
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The 2027 festival runs from January 30 to February 7, 2027, as announced on the festival's Instagram page.
Yes. Entry to all events is free, limited only by venue size.
It is held in the Kala Ghoda precinct in the Fort area of South Mumbai, with venues such as Cross Maidan, Jehangir Art Gallery, CSMVS and Horniman Circle.
The 2027 theme is 'Multiplicity'. The theatre section uses the theme Bahu-Roopiya.
The festival falls in February, when the weather in Mumbai is cool and the sun sets early.
Live music, theatre and dance, visual art exhibitions, panel discussions, film screenings, literature sessions and children's workshops.
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Nine days of free art, music, dance, theatre and street stalls across the Kala Ghoda district of South Mumbai.
The Kala Ghoda precinct in Fort turns into an open-air gallery and stage, with public art, performances, film screenings, heritage walks and a street fair on Rampart Row. Entry is free, paid for by corporate sponsorship. The practical catch is crowds: events are limited only by venue size, so popular sessions fill.
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