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Food
Marathi Food Festival launches at Indore’s Poddar Plaza for three days
✍️ Amar Ujala · Indore
🗓 29 Oct 2026, 07:04 PM
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The three‑day Marathi Food Festival began on Friday at Poddar Plaza, Indore, featuring 45 stalls offering traditional Maharashtrian dishes.
Indore’s cultural calendar welcomed a new event on Friday as the Marathi Food Festival opened its gates at Poddar Plaza. Organized to showcase the culinary heritage of Maharashtra, the three‑day fair will run until Sunday, inviting residents and visitors to sample authentic regional dishes.
The festival hosts 45 food stalls, each prepared to serve a variety of traditional items such as vada pav, misal pav, poha, and puran poli. Organisers have also arranged a small marketplace where attendees can purchase related handicrafts and souvenirs.
Local authorities have coordinated with the venue to ensure smooth crowd management and hygiene standards. The event is expected to attract food enthusiasts from across Madhya Pradesh, promoting cultural exchange between the states.
Organisers have confirmed that no entry fee will be charged, making the fair accessible to families and tourists alike. The Marathi Food Festival aims to deepen appreciation for Maharashtra’s rich culinary traditions while adding to Indore’s reputation as a hub for diverse food experiences.
The festival hosts 45 food stalls, each prepared to serve a variety of traditional items such as vada pav, misal pav, poha, and puran poli. Organisers have also arranged a small marketplace where attendees can purchase related handicrafts and souvenirs.
Local authorities have coordinated with the venue to ensure smooth crowd management and hygiene standards. The event is expected to attract food enthusiasts from across Madhya Pradesh, promoting cultural exchange between the states.
Organisers have confirmed that no entry fee will be charged, making the fair accessible to families and tourists alike. The Marathi Food Festival aims to deepen appreciation for Maharashtra’s rich culinary traditions while adding to Indore’s reputation as a hub for diverse food experiences.