Goa Open Arts is an artist-led festival, rooted in intentionality and community spirit. We founded the festival with the idea of making space for artists on the fringes of galleries, for unreleased films, for musicians without a stage. And while with each year our programme grows a little bigger, our reach a little wider, our
The Goa Carnival in 2026 is expected to happen from February 14th to February 17th, featuring vibrant street parades, music, dance, King Momo, and cultural festivities with Portuguese influences, spreading across cities like Panaji, Vasco, Margao, and Mapusa, and celebrating the blend of Goan spirit and Portuguese heritage. Key Details for Goa Carnival 2026: Dates:
An immersive green celebration crafted to spotlight Goa’s diverse forest wealth and natural heritage, while fostering awareness about biodiversity, conservation, and sustainable living. The Goa Forest Diversity Festival brings together education, culture, and entertainment in a vibrant setting, creating meaningful experiences for citizens of all ages. Through interactive activities, engaging displays, and informative sessions, the
