Three hundred and fifty artisans from across India and Central Asia. Bhadohi carpets, Madhubani painting, Firozabad glass, Uttarakhand's revived Ringal craft. Bought directly from the hands that made them, in the one fortnight of the year that sits between Dussehra and Diwali.
In thirty years, this stage has held some of the finest practitioners of Indian music, dance, and craft to have walked any stage in the country. A few of them are no longer with us. Their performances at Virasat remain part of the record.
Virasat 2026 moves to a larger ground, suited to where the festival has arrived. Full address, access routes, and parking details will be confirmed here as they are finalised.
Open to everyone, all fifteen days. Bring whoever you think should see this.
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