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Ahead of CultureCon 2026, Suraj Iyengar of CRISIL discusses creative infrastructure, cultural ecosystems and why culture is essential to building thriving cities.

What if a conference wasn’t something you attended, but something you helped shape? CultureCon 2026 replaces passive listening with immersive formats that encourage participation, practical learning, mentorship, and collaboration—creating the kind of conversations that don’t end when the session does.

The CultureCon 2026 schedule is now live. Across two days at NCPA Mumbai, explore sessions, masterclasses, debates and networking opportunities designed for artists, cultural practitioners, entrepreneurs, policymakers and creative professionals.

CultureCon 2026 returns to NCPA Mumbai this August. Here’s what it gives India’s arts and culture sector that no other conference does.

Travelling to Mumbai for CultureCon 2026? Discover where to stay, eat, explore and experience the city’s vibrant arts, culture and creative scene.

From the Maharashtra Culture Policy Roundtable to the release of its Summary Findings, CultureCon reflects on what it takes to move from policy to implementation and why collaboration is critical to the future of India’s cultural sector.

South Asia’s biggest LGBTQ+ film festival returns to Mumbai this June, and it brings 153 films that deserve to be seen.

On the occasion of International Museum Day, Preema John, Museum Director at Indian Music Experience – Bengaluru, spotlights emerging careers in museums , the courses and degrees worth pursuing, and how she built a career in the arts from absolute scratch.

Amrita Lahiri opens about building a career in dance, creative fulfillment, financial realities, and sustaining a life in the arts.

Don’t let the heat hold you back. Here are some tips to beat it and make the most of festival season.

From cultural festivals to music, poetry, and performance, explore how art offers a more intimate way to experience love this Valentine’s Day

Cinema in India has always survived through collectives. And film festivals in the country are keeping the tradition alive.