The four-day “Tawi Festival,” organized by Amar Mahal Museum and Library, concluded today. This edition of the four-day ‘Tawi Festival’ remained strictly focused on promoting Jammu’s rich and diverse art forms and cultural heritage. It provided a platform for youth to express their creativity and engage in discussions with experts.
The festival featured seminars, workshops, talks, performances of folk music and street theatre, classical and folk dance and music, and a Mela. The emphasis was on showcasing entrepreneurship, innovation, local cuisines, and organic products sourced from women’s NGO groups across the Himalayan region. The concluding day was hosted at the University of Jammu.
As part of the closing events, a seminar on Himalayan Conservation was organized, during which participants emphasized the need to conserve the Himalayas.
Here are some images from the Tawi Festival:
Exploring Himalayan Eco Systems: Day 4 at the Tawi Festival features an insightful talk by eminent educationist and Director of Henifle Centre of Outdoor Education and Environmental Study, Mussourie, Akshay Shah.Day 3 at Tawi Festival: Dr. Karan Singh, a connoisseur of culture, immerses himself in the vibrant Mela, experiencing the rich tapestry of traditions and creativity.Day 3: A kaleidoscope of culture at the Tawi Festival as artists, nurtured by the Cultural Academy, take the stage in a mesmerizing display of Folk Dance and Music. A symphony of traditions, echoing the soul of our heritage.The Tawi Festival unfolds, a celebration of heritage and craftsmanship. Behold ‘Sambha Sakhi,’ a testament to the resilience of dying art, meticulously crafted by skilled artisans. Every thread tells a story, reviving the essence of tradition.Dr. Karan Singh, a guiding light at the Tawi Festival, extends warm facilitation to esteemed speakers and artists, illuminating the cultural tapestry with his inspiring presence.Journey through Jammu’s cultural heritage as Seema Anil Sehgal mesmerizes the audience with soulful renditions.
