An annual cultural festival held on the banks of Rankala Lake.
The festival features a variety of cultural activities, including music and dance performances, traditional folk arts, food stalls, and exhibitions showcasing local crafts and traditions. It attracts participants and visitors from all over the region.
Celebrated twice a year in January and November at the Mahalakshmi Temple, this festival marks the occurrence when the rays of the setting sun directly fall on the deity's idol. The event is marked by special decorations, rituals, and cultural programs at the temple. It draws a large number of devotees and tourists who come to witness this unique astronomical event.
Regular performances of Lavani and Tamasha are held in Kolhapur, often during festivals and special occasions. These performances are characterized by energetic music, rhythmic dance, and colorful costumes, reflecting the vibrant culture of the region.
An annual film festival that showcases a wide range of films from India and around the world.
Regular performances of Lavani and Tamasha are held in Kolhapur, often during festivals and special occasions. These performances are characterized by energetic music, rhythmic dance, and colorful costumes, reflecting the vibrant culture of the region. The celebrations include cultural programs, processions, traditional music and dance performances, and speeches highlighting the legacy of Shivaji Maharaj. Various competitions and events are organized in schools and colleges.
The Maharashtrian New Year is celebrated with great enthusiasm in Kolhapur. The day is marked by traditional rituals, processions, and cultural events. Folk performances, music, and dance add to the festive spirit, and people wear traditional attire and decorate their homes.