
The Lodhi Art Festival turns New Delhi’s Lodhi Art District into a living canvas, where murals, performances, workshops and community art make streets come alive. It’s free, public and aimed at making art accessible to everyone. (instagram: startindia)

What is the Lodhi Art Festival? A street art and culture festival held in the Lodhi Art District of Delhi, organised by the St+art India Foundation in partnership with Asian Paints. It transforms streets and walls into public art spaces with murals, graffiti, music, performances and interactive events. (aanya mehta)

When and Where: The 2026 festival runs from February 1 to February 28 along Lodhi Road and throughout Lodhi Colony in New Delhi. Events generally begin early morning and continue through the day with multiple activities across sites. (aanya mehta)

Celebrating Ten Years of Art in the Open: 2026 marks about a decade since the Lodhi district began as a public art zone. What started as a few murals has become one of India’s most vibrant street art hubs, with works by Indian and international artists creating a public art museum that’s open 24/7. (aanya mehta)

New Murals and Thoughtful Themes: This year, new murals are being added that highlight social causes including climate change, women’s empowerment, waste management and community voices. Artists from around the world collaborate with local groups to make the works meaningful and grounded. (aanya mehta)

Interactive Art and Workshops: The festival isn’t just for viewing art, visitors can participate in workshops on stencil art, spray painting and interactive sessions. There are photography workshops, curated art walks and opportunities to use spray cans alongside artists. (aanya mehta)

Live Performances and Pop Up Events: Expect performances, pop-up markets, street music and spontaneous art moments throughout February. The festival blends visual art with performance, turning the district into a creative, walkable venue where surprises await around every corner. (aanya mehta)