Festival Overview
Delhi’s first city-wide arts and health festival
The Delhi Arts & Health Festival (DAHF) is a city-wide initiative exploring the intersections of arts, health, wellbeing, and community. Taking place from 2โ6 December 2026 across multiple venues in Delhi, the festival brings together artists, healthcare practitioners, researchers, educators, policymakers, cultural organisations, and the public through performances, workshops, exhibitions, conversations, research exchanges, and community experiences.
Positioned around the vision of Delhi as a “Capital of Care,” DAHF seeks to strengthen dialogue, collaboration, and public engagement around the role of creativity in individual and collective wellbeing. The festival aims to contribute to the growing arts and health ecosystem in India while connecting local practices with global conversations on creativity, care, and healthier futures.
DAHF is the first festival in India to bring arts and health together as a city-wide proposition โ connecting the studio, the clinic and the street.
QUICK FACTS
- ๐ 2โ6 December 2026
- ๐ 150+ Experiences
- ๐ญ 5-day multi-venue festival
- ๐ค Workshops, Talks, Performances & Exhibitions
- ๐ Free and ticketed events
- ๐๏ธ Artists, Researchers, Healthcare Professionals & Communities
QUICK FACTS
LOCATION
Delhi, India
Multiple venues across the city
DATES
2โ6 Dec 2026
5 days ยท First edition ยท Inaugural year
SCALE
150+ Experiences
Free and ticketed events across Delhi
FORMATS
4 Programme Types
Workshops ยท Talks ยท Performances ยท Exhibitions
WHO PARTICIPATES
Artists & Facilitators
Researchers & Academics
Healthcare Professionals
Communities & the Public
PRESS ENQUIRIES
For interviews, media briefings, press passes and accreditation, contact the DAHF press team.
MEDIA ASSETS
High-resolution images, festival logos, press releases and editorial notes are available on request.
MEDIA RESOURCES
Media Resource Centre
Everything you need to write about DAHF. All press materials are available on request. For accreditation, interview requests and media briefings, please contact the press team directly.
