What is Sikkim Utsav at Orion Mall at Brigade Gateway?

Sikkim Utsav is a cultural festival presented by Orion Mall at Brigade Gateway in association with the Government of Sikkim. The event showcases traditional art, dance performances, handicrafts, organic food, and authentic cuisine from Sikkim.

When is Sikkim Utsav happening?

The festival takes place from 27th February to 1st March, with activities starting from 6:00 PM onwards.

Where is the event located inside Orion Mall?

Sikkim Utsav is hosted at the Lakeside floor of Orion Mall at Brigade Gateway, Bengaluru.

Is there an entry fee for Sikkim Utsav?

No, entry to Sikkim Utsav is completely free for all visitors.

What can visitors expect at Sikkim Utsav?

Visitors can enjoy traditional Sikkimese cultural performances, explore handicrafts and small-scale industry products, and taste organic food and authentic regional cuisine.

Sikkim Utsav at Orion Mall at Brigade Gateway | Cultural Festival in Bengaluru

About the Event

Orion Mall at Brigade Gateway recently became a bustling gateway to the Northeast, successfully hosting the magnificent Sikkim Utsav. From 27th February to 1st March, the mall came alive with the colors and rhythms of the hills, offering our visitors "A Trip to Sikkim, Now in Bengaluru". The event created a buzzing ambience where people gathered to celebrate shared passions for culture, art and authentic traditions.

The festival was a resounding success, showcasing a breathtaking lineup of art & dance forms that captivated the crowds. Shoppers and foodies alike reveled in the diverse offerings, from intricate handicrafts and small scale industry products to a feast of traditional cuisines. The highlight for many was the exploration of organic food & beverages, reflecting a growing appreciation for natural and sustainable living.

With FREE ENTRY, Sikkim Utsav provided the perfect space for families and friends to gather and make everlasting memories. The event was more than just a cultural showcase, it was a vibrant destination that reflected the power of community, leaving everyone with a piece of Sikkim in their hearts.