Indika keeps adding to its already stacked lineup of events
The artistic director of the Indika Festival says this year is the largest in history as it returns to Liverpool to celebrate Indian and South Asian arts and culture.
The festival showcases the continent's rich heritage through rhythms, colours and stories of India to the flavours of its cuisine with creativity and diversity showcased throughout.READ MORE: We want to know what the best garden centre in Merseyside is Alok Nayak, Milap's CEO & artistic director, told the ECHO the scale of this year's event is the largest in its history, setting a precedent for years to come. Alok said: "The 12 days have music, dance, literature, film and participation and ranging from small pop-up performances in cafes and venues to several famous venues around the city. There's something for everyone and includes families of all ages.
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