Press & Media
Quick facts
- Location
- Delhi, India
- Dates
- 2 to 6 December 2026
- Format
- Workshops, talks, performances, and exhibitions
- Scale
- 150+ experiences across the city
- Who takes part
- Artists, researchers, healthcare professionals, and communities
Press FAQs
What makes the festival unique?
DAHF brings arts and health together as interconnected practices, creating a city-wide platform where creativity, care, research, and community come into dialogue.
What are the key highlights of the 2026 edition?
The 2026 edition features 50+ events across Delhi, including performances, expressive arts and movement workshops, storytelling, conversations, installations, community activations, and research exchanges.
Is the festival free or ticketed?
Many events will be free and open to the public, while some may require prior registration or ticketing; details will be announced with the programme.
Is the festival accessible?
Accessibility is central to the festival’s design, with efforts to make programmes inclusive across physical, social, and economic contexts and reach diverse communities across the city.
How can the media attend or cover the festival?
Media representatives are welcome to attend and cover the festival; press registration, media kits, programme information, and interview opportunities will be shared closer to the festival.
Where can the media find updates and press materials?
Updates and press materials will be shared through DAHF’s official website, Instagram and LinkedIn channels, with detailed schedules and press releases released closer to the festival.
Media enquiries
For festival images, press kit, interviews, features and media partnerships,
write to partnership.dahf@gmail.com.
For grievances, write to grievances.dahf@gmail.com.