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Delhi Arts & Health Festival

Five Days. Five Themes.
Many Conversations

The Delhi Arts and Health Festival unfolds across the city through workshops, performances, exhibitions, conversations, and shared experiences. You can follow a single thread through the week or wander between them.

Participants in a row at an evening workshop, laughing and dancing with their arms raised

Festival Pathways

Reflect

Panels, talks, conversations, roundtables, and research exchanges.

Immerse

Workshops, movement practices, expressive arts, creative exploration, participatory experiences, and skill-building sessions.

Discover

Exhibitions, installations, public art, storytelling projects, and interactive spaces.

Energise

Performances, music, theatre, dance, community celebrations, and collective experiences.

Refresh

Community spaces, wellbeing zones, resource hubs, marketplaces, and opportunities to pause, connect, and recharge.

Shape of the week

Day 1

(Identity)

We begin with the self. Who are we, underneath the roles we carry and the pace we keep?

Day 2

(Expression)

What happens when we give that inner world a voice, through art, movement, and story?

Day 3

(Longing)

The things we hope for, the things we grieve, and everything we are still reaching toward.

Day 4

(The Journey Together)

Care is not a solo act. This is the day we turn toward community.

Day 5

(Joy)

We end in celebration, because joy is not the opposite of care. It is part of it.

Festival Thematic Areas

Mental Health and Emotional Wellbeing
Resilience, healing, and learning to name how we actually feel.
Creativity and Self-Expression
Art as a way to reflect, understand ourselves, and grow.
Community and Collective Care
Belonging, connection, and looking after one another.
Arts in Healthcare
Creative practice inside hospitals, clinics, and care settings.
Public Health and Social Change
Using the arts to raise awareness and shift systems.
Gender, Sexuality and Queer Wellbeing
Identity, visibility, inclusion, and care.
Disability, Access and Inclusion
Designing participation so that more people can take part.
Arts, Culture and Heritage
Traditional practice, cultural memory, and living knowledge.
Nature, Ecology and Sustainability
The link between our wellbeing and the world around us.
Play, Joy and Celebration
Creativity as pleasure and shared delight.
Research, Education and Professional Practice
Learning, evidence, and training for the field.

Full Programme Schedule

Coming Soon!