“The festival has also opened hidden parts of Panjim to the public and has made viewing the city more interesting, while focusing on the art, culture, architecture, heritage and bringing out the hidden talent of Panjim,” he concluded.

With more than 300 artists conducting 150 plus projects (not including workshops and talks), of which 15 are special projects and four are Serendipity Art Foundation initiatives, all projects are curated by domain experts and fall under six broader disciplines, namely dance, visual arts, music, culinary arts, theater and craft.