The Delhi Dandiya Festival will return for its fourth consecutive year on 11–12 October at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium, New Delhi. Organised by Rashi Entertainment in association with the Delhi Government and Delhi Tourism, the two-day Navratri celebration will feature Dandiya, music, dance, entertainment, contests, and activities.
The festival will be held at Gate No. 14 of the stadium from 5 pm to 9:30 pm on both days, bringing together audiences from Delhi and NCR for Navratri celebrations.
According to the organisers, the event has grown over the past four years into a Navratri celebration featuring Dandiya, music, dance, entertainment, and festive activities. The 2026 edition will offer an expanded setting for participants to celebrate with friends and family.
Speaking about the festival, Kapil Mishra, Minister of Delhi Tourism, said, “Events like the Delhi Dandiya Festival play an important role in celebrating and promoting Delhi’s rich cultural heritage while strengthening the cultural economy and giving a boost to tourism. I congratulate and thank Rashi Entertainment for beautifully organising this vibrant celebration for the past four consecutive years and for bringing the spirit of Navratri to the people of Delhi. I appeal to the people of Delhi and NCR to participate in large numbers and enjoy this celebration of music, dance, culture and the festive spirit of Navratri.”
Fourth consecutive edition
The 2026 edition marks the fourth consecutive year of the festival being organised in association with the Delhi Government and Delhi Tourism. The organisers said the association reflects efforts to promote cultural celebrations, encourage public participation, and support cultural tourism in the capital.
Rajeev Jain, Rashi Entertainment, said, “The Delhi Dandiya Festival has grown tremendously over the last four years with the continued support and association of the Delhi Government and Delhi Tourism, along with the immense participation and love from the people of Delhi. We are delighted to bring the fourth consecutive edition to the iconic Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium and look forward to creating two memorable evenings of music, dance, celebration and the true spirit of Navratri.”
The festival will feature Dandiya celebrations, music, entertainment, fun contests, and activities aimed at audiences across age groups.
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