Enter the temple of ISKCON Hong Kong chapter with us, engage in their devotional chanting sessions, their sacred praise rituals, and savor a vegetarian lunch prepared with care by the devotees.

The concentrated state during creating Mandala patterns helps cultivate a state of flow, leading to joy and a sense of fulfillment. Instructor Sarika will guide you in using basic mandala dotting techniques to create your own mandala artwork.

The exhibition revolves around extensive mudra in Indian dance with artworks made by Indian artists echoing the dance spirit. In the exhibition, audience can explore 8 Indian classical dances, folk dances and Bollywood dance – and their culture behind.

The AWAKE Hong Kong Indian Festival Carnival is opening with Indian dance featuring dancers of different ages. The lineup includes Bollywood, Garba, Bhangra, Odissi and Kathak dance as a public showcase of various classical and contemporary Indian dance forms in HK.

We invite Indian folk visual art instructors and Indian dancers to share how they convey mythological content through different art forms, and whether there are common points in this process.

Professional Indian dancers will showcase rare Indian classical dances, including Kathak, Kuchipudi, Mohiniyattam and Bharatanatyam dance with a sharing session, introducing the rich history and culture of Indian classical dance.

Three student curators from the CUHK used their experience and knowledge to jointly curate the exhibition "Dance. Trace", following the steps of dance to trace the development of Indian dance culture. In this salon, they will share with you what they have seen and heard during the curatorial journey.