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North East Spring Festival 2026 kicks off with three-day program at Guwahati's NEZCC Complex
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🗓 20 Oct 2026, 03:32 AM
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The three‑day North East Spring Festival 2026 opened today at the North East Zone Cultural Centre complex in Guwahati, featuring a lineup of regional arts, crafts and performances.
The North East Spring Festival 2026 commenced today with a three‑day celebration at the North East Zone Cultural Centre (NEZCC) complex in Guwahati, Assam. Organized to highlight the rich cultural tapestry of India's northeastern states, the festival brings together artists, craftsmen and performers from across the region.
Over the next three days, the venue will host a series of folk dances, traditional music concerts, art exhibitions and food stalls that showcase the diverse heritage of the northeast. Cultural groups are scheduled to perform on multiple stages, while artisans display hand‑woven textiles, bamboo work and other indigenous crafts.
Organisers expect a sizable turnout of local residents and visitors, emphasizing the festival's role in promoting tourism and cultural exchange. The event also provides a platform for emerging talent to reach wider audiences, reinforcing the NEZCC's mandate to preserve and promote regional arts.
Over the next three days, the venue will host a series of folk dances, traditional music concerts, art exhibitions and food stalls that showcase the diverse heritage of the northeast. Cultural groups are scheduled to perform on multiple stages, while artisans display hand‑woven textiles, bamboo work and other indigenous crafts.
Organisers expect a sizable turnout of local residents and visitors, emphasizing the festival's role in promoting tourism and cultural exchange. The event also provides a platform for emerging talent to reach wider audiences, reinforcing the NEZCC's mandate to preserve and promote regional arts.