Anjum Katyal 
Kolkata

Add to your festival management skills with Festival Connections at Kolkata Centre for Creativity

Connect with the national network of Indian festival managers at The Revolving Door: Diversity And Inclusion In Indian Art Festivals

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Do you love attending or working in a cultural festival? Then you should register for The Revolving Door: Diversity And Inclusion In Indian Art Festivals and hear experts from the festival sector discuss and debate inclusive festivals.  Presented by British Council India, and part of the Festival Connections, an annual programme of expertise, knowledge, and networking between India and the UK, it aims to support festival teams through upskilling workshops, peer sharing sessions, and opportunities to connect with the national network of Indian festival managers.

The speakers include Sumona Chakravarty - Founder, Hamdasti and Chitpur Local, Anjum Katyal,  Director, Apeejay Kolkata Literary Festival and Siddhant Shah, Founder, Access for ALL. The session is suitable for professionals working on cultural festivals, either full-time or on a project basis and it also welcomes agencies, freelance consultants, and professionals offering specialised services to festival teams.  

When: Wednesday, 4 December 2019, 4.00pm to 7.00pm
Where: Kolkata Centre for Creativity, Anandapur.

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