Mandala Makers Festival is an annual platform that supports multidisciplinary South Asian performing artists. The festival holds space for artists to progress and challenge traditions of the South Asian diaspora.
This festival is free to the public. Events take place throughout the Devon Avenue neighborhood in “Little South Asia”, Chicago. Experience art at community spaces such as parks, street corners and social service centers. The festival culminates in a three-day Artist Showcase at Indian Boundary Park, June 24-26.
Seating is limited for some events. Please register to reserve your seat!
This festival is made possible with your support. Donations go towards the performing artists, Mandala Arts, and the festival for years to come.
SATURDAY EVENTS ARE BEING RELOCATED INDOORS.
ALL EVENTS WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE CULTURAL CENTER LOCATED AT 2500 W LUNT AVENUE, CHICAGO, IL.
Mandala Makers Festival is proud to present Chicago’s rising artists in our YOUTH ARTIST SHOWCASE. Join us
At the age of 11, Anvita began her Carnatic saxophone training from Dr. Sumanth Swaminathan. After
Roosha Mandal is a multidisciplinary dance artist. She began her training 16 years ago in in
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events – City of Chicago
Illinois Arts Council Agency, Richard H. Driehaus Foundation
Gaylord & Dorothy Donnelley Foundation
Kader Sakkaria
Apna Ghar
Ross/Tandon Realty