The highly awaited Ragbag 2025, International Performing Arts Festival, is underway at the Kerala Arts and Crafts Village (KACV), providing an extraordinary platform for artists from across the globe to showcase their talents. The festival is not just a visual delight, but a journey that connects people through the universal language of art and craft. Held at KACV, a culturally rich and picturesque venue built by the Uralungal Labour Contract Co-operative Society (ULCCS), the event promises to be an exclusive experience for visitors from near and far.

The Kerala Arts and Crafts Village, nestled in the heart of Thiruvananthapuram, serves as a hub for modern art and cross-cultural dialogue while also being a monument to the splendor of Kerala’s traditional handicrafts. Conceptualized and developed by ULCCS, the venue beautifully combines modern infrastructure with Kerala’s age-old artistic legacy. This fusion makes KACV a must-visit destination for anyone eager to explore art and craft in its purest form. From intricate handlooms to stunning sculptures and performances, KACV has something for every art enthusiast.

The festival will be attended by esteemed dignitaries and cultural leaders, including the Secretary/Director of Kerala Tourism, Jaya Jaitly, and Anumitra Gosh Dastidar, further cementing its status as a significant cultural event. The festival not only highlights the diversity of international art forms but also invites a deep cultural exchange.

KACV, with its captivating surroundings, provides a unique backdrop for this festival and stands as a prime example of how thoughtfully designed spaces can elevate the cultural experience. ULCCS’s commitment to preserving and promoting art and culture is evident through this incredible initiative, making it an experience that should not be missed.