Cultural Festivals & Spiritual Celebrations
At our Centre, art is not merely a performance but a pathway to the divine. We invite you to experience our vibrant community festivals, where traditional music, dance, and theatre become offerings in a space of quiet reflection.
An invitation to our three-day Ramana Aradhana Festival. The festival features a confluence of dance forms like Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, and Bharathanritya, alongside group music offerings and puja.
A creative poster for the 'Samarasa' dance offering during our Ramana Aradhana Festival. This event showcases multiple classical dance styles, celebrating the unity in diversity of Indian artistic traditions.
The schedule for our multi-day Sthapana Day Celebrations. The event includes Laksharchana Puja, Pravachana (discourse), and dance offerings on three consecutive evenings, culminating in a Ramana Sahasranama Homa.
A visual guide to our Sthapana Day Celebrations, showcasing the various dance offerings and pujas. We feature both our resident artistes and guest performers during these extended festival periods.
The announcement for Natyopasana 2025, an annual Bharatanatyam offering by our students. This year's feature is 'Ramana Prabha', a dance drama composed by the renowned poet Sri Pu.Thi.Narasimhachar.
Our invitation to the night-long Sivaratri Festival. The celebration is a continuous stream of devotion, including Ramana Ashtotara Puja, puppet shows, and multiple dance and bhajan presentations by various artists and groups.
The detailed schedule for our 48th National Seminar and Cultural Festival. This multi-day event includes academic sessions, musical interludes, and a mega theatre production, 'Ramana Pada Mahima'.
An invitation to the 48th National Seminar and Cultural Festival, a cornerstone event held at our two Bengaluru campuses. The festival begins with a Ramananjali Orchestra led by Dr. Ambika Kameshwar.
Our artistes presenting 'Arunachala Ganga', a theatre production celebrating Ramana Maharshi, at the Bangalore Divine Life Society. We collaborate with other spiritual organizations to share Bhagavan's message through art.
The announcement for our 48th National Seminar and Cultural Festival, starting with a Kannada session. The highlight is 'Arunachala Gamana', a mega theatre production on Sri Ramana's epic journey.
About Festivals & Cultural Presentations
Our celebrations are open to everyone, creating a shared space where silence meets rhythm. Whether you are joining us for the night-long Sivaratri vigil, the vibrant Ramana Aradhana, or our monthly Pournami gatherings, you will find an environment that invites you to step away from the daily rush and immerse yourself in a tradition of gratitude and art.
We believe that music, dance, and theatre are not just skills to be mastered, but forms of sadhana (spiritual practice). Every festival we host at our Heritage Auditorium or the Shrine at Mekhri Circle is an opportunity to turn attention inward, aligning with the teachings of Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi.
Our Festivals
We mark the calendar with events that bring the community together:
- Sivaratri: A night-long observance featuring continuous bhajans, puja, and classical dance offerings.
- Ramana Aradhana: A multi-day confluence of arts, celebrating the grace of our Guru through Bharatanatyam, Kuchipudi, and musical renditions.
- Pournami: Monthly full-moon gatherings that include group singing and collective meditation.
- Sthapana Day: Annual celebrations marking the establishment of our centre, featuring laksharchana and traditional discourses.
A Shared Experience
These events are not exclusive to students of our centre. We welcome families, seekers, and art lovers from across Bengaluru. While our stage hosts professional-grade theatre productions and performances, the intent remains humble. We see these presentations as an offering, and you are welcome to witness them, participate in the singing, or simply sit in the quiet atmosphere of our campuses. Whether you are looking for classical music concerts, thematic dance dramas, or a space to celebrate traditional Indian festivals, our doors are open.
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