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Karnataka's Culture Springs to Life for Kids
7 Nov
Summary
- Children enjoyed games and performances celebrating Karnataka's culture.
- The festival showcased diverse traditional and contemporary art forms.
- Azim Premji University organized the event to promote cultural heritage.
Bengaluru hosted the 'Krishna to Kaveri' festival, a vibrant celebration of Karnataka's culture, organized by Azim Premji University.
The event brought together artists and performers to showcase the state's diverse heritage through traditional and contemporary art forms, crafts, and stories, running until November 8th.
Children participated enthusiastically in activities such as a mystery-solving game, a terracotta diya-making workshop, and a Kannada quiz. Traditional folk dances, music performances, and a puppet show were also featured.
Adults could explore handmade photographs, textiles, and local crafts, while also rediscovering traditional games. The festival aimed to bridge a gap in contributing to Karnataka's art and culture, offering opportunities for underprivileged children and migrants to experience its richness.
