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Classical Music Concert and Indigenous Crafts Exhibition Set for Diwali in Indore
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 05 Nov 2026, 08:01 AM
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During the Diwali celebrations in Indore, a classical music program and an exhibition of indigenous crafts are scheduled for Thursday, adding cultural vibrancy to the festival.
Indore will host two cultural events on Thursday as part of the city’s Diwali festivities. A classical music concert is slated to feature performances by local and regional artists, aiming to showcase traditional Indian ragas for the holiday crowd.
Alongside the music program, an exhibition of indigenous materials and crafts will be set up, highlighting locally made products that reflect the region’s heritage. Organisers hope the display will encourage residents and visitors to appreciate homegrown artistry during the festive season.
Both events are intended to complement the broader Diwali celebrations in the city, offering residents a blend of auditory and visual cultural experiences. Details about the exact venues and timings have been circulated through local media, inviting the public to attend.
The simultaneous scheduling of music and craft exhibitions underscores Indore’s effort to promote cultural preservation while celebrating one of India’s most widely observed festivals.
Alongside the music program, an exhibition of indigenous materials and crafts will be set up, highlighting locally made products that reflect the region’s heritage. Organisers hope the display will encourage residents and visitors to appreciate homegrown artistry during the festive season.
Both events are intended to complement the broader Diwali celebrations in the city, offering residents a blend of auditory and visual cultural experiences. Details about the exact venues and timings have been circulated through local media, inviting the public to attend.
The simultaneous scheduling of music and craft exhibitions underscores Indore’s effort to promote cultural preservation while celebrating one of India’s most widely observed festivals.