Kala Ghoda 2025: Dates, Tickets, Venue, and 25th Anniversary Highlights

The Kala Ghoda 2025 is all set to dazzle art lovers as it marks its 25th anniversary. Taking place in Mumbai’s vibrant Colaba district, this iconic festival promises a rich cultural experience filled with art, music, dance, literature, and much more. Known as one of India’s most significant art events, the festival has become a melting pot for creativity and cultural exchange.

The Kala Ghoda Arts event (KGAF), which is Asia’s biggest event for all kinds of street art, is back in Mumbai for its 25th year. The big and wonderful 2025 event will be even bigger and better than before. The theme for 2025, which runs from January 25 to February 2, is “Silver Ghoda,” which is a big way to celebrate its silver jubilee.

This yearly event, put together by the Kala Ghoda Association, looks like it will be a spectacular celebration of different kinds of art and cultural history. Put the event on your calendar and get ready for the best art, culture, and creativity festival ever in the City of Dreams. More than 25 places will become home to more than 300 events in 15 different categories.

The festival has become an annual event on the calendars of art fans, performers, and curious people who want to see a lot of different kinds of art.

Important Details

• Kala Ghoda Start Date: January 25, 2025
• Kala Ghoda Last Date: February 2, 2025
• Timing: 10:00 AM to 10:00 PM
• Where: Kala Ghoda
• Ticket Price: Free

Festival Highlights

The festival will have a lot of different kinds of art on display, such as film, dance, food, heritage walks, lifestyle, literature, music, stands, stand-up comedy, street art, theatre, urban design and building, visual arts, and workshops.

With over 25 venues in the Kala Ghoda precinct, the event will turn the area into a lively centre of arts, crafts, innovation, and culture.

Fans of the theatre can look forward to more than 30 plays at the YB Chavan Theatre, with shows in English, Hindi, Marathi, Gujarati, and Bengali.

Kala Ghoda Program 25

• Children’s program
• Cinema
• Dance
• Food
• Heritage walk
• Lifestyle
• Street
• Literature
• Music
• Theatre
• Stalls
• Stand up comedy
• Urban design and architecture
• Visual arts
• Workshops

Venues for Kala Ghoda Festival

• Children’s literature and Children workshop – Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Vastu Sangrhalay
• Cinema – The K R Cama Oriental institute
• Dance – Asiatic library steps/cross Maidan
• Food – Taj Mahal Palace, Parsi dairy farm, nakoda Cafe, the Cacao Mill, Tarq, BNHS, Folk, Ministry of New, Smirnoff house at Kaleji project, khaki lab, IFBE, Ballard Estate, Bombay Brasseries
• Heritage walk – Kala Ghoda Precinct
• Lifestyle- couples bandstand Garden, cross Maidan, Elphinstone College, Kitab khana
• Literature – David session library and Elphinstone college
• Music – Asiatic Library Steps, Cooperage Bandstand Garden
• and Cross Maidan
• Stalls – chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj vastu sangrhalay museum, korej pant stand Garden, dubas Marg
• Workshop – young Women’s Christian Association
• Urban design and architecture – Sonawala Building, Forbes Building, TARQ, Khaki Lab, Smirnoff House at Kalanjee Project, The Loft Studio, The Cacao Mill, RMA Architects, Bombay Brasserie, David Sassoon Library, UDRI, Perkins Eastman, IFBE and Ballard Estate
• Stand-up comedy- Yashwantrao Chavan Centre

Also Read: Discover the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival 2025: Event Details, Schedule, and How to Reach

Instructions

• First-come, first-served is how people will get into the event; registering online ahead of time does not guarantee entry to the fair.
• To get in, you will need to show a legal ID.
• People who are drunk may not be allowed to enter.
• Any things that are dangerous or could be dangerous will not be allowed.

About the Kala Ghoda Association

Since it was formed in 1998, the Kala Ghoda Association has worked to protect and celebrate the district’s history. The group’s goal is to protect the history of South Mumbai’s well-liked area. It began in 1999 and has grown into a nine-day arts event called the Kala Ghoda Arts event.