Folk artist curation
Garhwali, Kumaoni and Jaunsari folk groups, dhol-damau players and chholiya dancers, booked and fairly paid.

Celebrations
Tradition on stage, with the production it deserves.
Overview
Uttarakhand has a living cultural calendar — Phool Dei in spring, Harela in the monsoon, Diwali and Igas Bagwal in the autumn — and a folk tradition of jagar, chholiya and Pandav nritya that deserves a proper stage. We produce cultural evenings for resident welfare associations, institutions, companies and community groups, with the right artists and a programme that respects the form.
We also produce Diwali melas, Navratri garba and dandiya nights, Durga Puja pandals and Holi celebrations. That means stages and sound, food stalls and vendor layouts, crowd safety and permissions, and folk artists who are paid and treated properly. Tradition in spirit, modern in expression — the line behind our name is the brief for every cultural event we take on.
What's included
Garhwali, Kumaoni and Jaunsari folk groups, dhol-damau players and chholiya dancers, booked and fairly paid.
Stages, sound, lighting and décor for Diwali, Navratri, Durga Puja, Holi and Igas celebrations.
Food and craft stall planning, vendor allocation, power distribution and waste management.
Working with RWAs, committees and volunteers on schedules, budgets and responsibilities.
Barricading, security, fire safety and intimation to local authorities for public gatherings.
A bilingual anchor and a running order that gives each performance context for younger audiences.
The process
We learn the festival, the community and the traditions to be represented.
Artists, performances and anchors shortlisted and confirmed, with fair fees.
Stage, stalls, seating and safety laid out for the expected crowd.
Our crew runs the stage, stalls and crowd from setup to the last diya.
Options
Indicative starting prices. Your final quote depends on guest count, venue and the details you choose.
Gallery
Cultural EventsTwo classical Indian dancers in red and gold performing on a dark stage
Cultural EventsBharatanatyam dancer in a red silk costume mid-pose under a spotlight
Cultural EventsTwo dancers in traditional silk and jewellery posing before festive lights
Cultural EventsWoman twirling a colourful Navratri chaniya choli outdoors
Cultural EventsLit clay diyas on a brass tray surrounded by rose petals for DiwaliFAQs
Yes. We work with folk groups from across Garhwal and Kumaon, including dhol-damau players, jagar singers and chholiya dancers. We brief them on the stage and sound in advance and pay fees and travel on time.
We do, with a proper dance floor, a live garba band or DJ, safe crowd circulation and separate zones for families. For large nights we manage ticketing and security as well.
A mela on public or open ground typically needs permission from the district administration, police intimation, fire safety clearance and sometimes municipal approval for stalls. We prepare these with the organising committee several weeks ahead.
Often it does — many companies bringing teams to Dehradun or Mussoorie want an evening of local music, food and dance. We design a 60-90 minute programme that introduces the region without turning it into a show for tourists.
Client stories
Our annual fest had 2,000 students, three days of competitions and a headline band on the final night. Kabir's production team built a stage the students still post about, worked directly with the band's management, and ran crowd control alongside our volunteers. They also gave a proper platform to our Garhwali and Kumaoni folk dance teams.
Dr. Anupama PantFaculty Coordinator, College Cultural Fest in Dehradun
Our children planned this as a surprise with Meher's help. They recreated our wedding mandap in the garden, brought in folk singers for the Garhwali mangal geet we had at our wedding, and served the same menu from that day. When the photographs from our wedding appeared on the wall, neither of us could speak.
Sunita & Harish Uniyal25th Anniversary, Dehradun
I was seven months along and in no mood to manage anything. Ananya put together a soft sage-and-cream godh bharai at home, with a comfortable seat for me, ginger tea for the aunties and games that even my shy in-laws joined. Everything was cleared by evening. I just had to show up and be spoilt.
Ishita KapoorBaby Shower, Dehradun
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