Feet on Earth Festival 18 and 19 January 2025 at Hyderabad Public School. Here’s the schedule
The third edition of the Feet on Earth Festival (18 and 19 January 2025) embraces ‘Vriksha’ (Tree) as its central motif, symbolizing the deep-rooted connection between art, culture, history, and ecology. This event is set to take place at the historic Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet, creating an inspiring confluence of heritage and creativity.
The festival offers a rich tapestry of experiences, showcasing diverse artistic forms. Highlights include indigenous performing traditions such as Uurtti Kott Paat from Kodagu, alongside a captivating visual art exhibition. By weaving together tradition and innovation, the Feet on Earth Festival 2025 promises to be a profound tribute to the enduring spirit of nature and culture.
Participatory Event: 5:00 to 6:00 pm
‘Shalabhanjika Krida’ presented by Maya Dance Company
A recreated experience of an ancient sport (krida)
*RSVP 7095667937 to participate
Main Performances:
Lamp Lighting: 6:15 pm
‘Vriksha Sakhi’ by Pujita Krishna: 6:30 pm
Inspired by a Kannada folk tale, the lore of shalabhanjika, and dohadas.
Shilpanatanam by Maya Kulkarni and Mesma Belsare`: 7:30 pm
19th January 2025
Participatory Event: 5:00 to 6:00 pm
‘Tall Tales: The Trees of HPS’
A tree walk led by Kobita Dass Kolli
&
‘Radish’ by Kriti Stories
An experiential movement performance
*RSVP 7095667937 to participate
Main Performaces:
Lamp Lighting: 6:15 pm
Uurtti Kott Paat (Songs of the forest): 6:30 pm
By Kudiya Tribal Artists (Kodagu)
Nruthya Hari Katha: 7:15 pm
By Srividya Anish
Laya ki Kahaani: 8:00 pm
By Aditi Bhagwat (Kathak and Lavani exponent)
Featured Visual Art:
‘Tree of Life’: an exhibition of artwork by Bhaskar Rao Botcha
18th and 19th January, 2025
The third edition of the Feet on Earth Festival (18 and 19 January 2025) embraces ‘Vriksha’ (Tree) as its central motif, symbolizing the deep-rooted connection between art, culture, history, and ecology. This event is set to take place at the historic Hyderabad Public School, Begumpet, creating an inspiring confluence of heritage and creativity.
The festival offers a rich tapestry of experiences, showcasing diverse artistic forms. Highlights include indigenous performing traditions such as Uurtti Kott Paat from Kodagu, alongside a captivating visual art exhibition. By weaving together tradition and innovation, the Feet on Earth Festival 2025 promises to be a profound tribute to the enduring spirit of nature and culture.
