Join us for events and activities celebrating a major year of cultural exchange between the UK and India in 2017.
Mix the City India is the 7th edition of the global interactive music platform that looks at music from a city through local artists and allows users to create their unique soundtracks
Mix the Body is an interactive digital platform that lets users choreograph their own contemporary dance piece online and share it with the rest of the world
The silent film 'Shiraz' tells the love story between Shah Jahan and Mumtaz Mahal and the love story that inspired the construction of the eternal symbol of love, the Taj Mahal
In this riveting production, 10 incredibly talented dancers confront the distortions, sensuality and feeling of the 18th Century’s searing contemporary sensibility set to a haunting score
The Science Museum, UK, will be unveiling two exhibitions in October 2017 to celebrate India's rich cultural heritage, skills and history of innovation
View some of the treasures from the BFI National Archive.
A fabulous journey along the Hooghly and Thames reveals the life of communities along these two thriving river systems in India and the UK. Join us for a walk along their banks
Nine innovative Scottish arts projects are set to benefit from a partnership between Scotland and India as part of UK/India Year of Culture
Fifteen Welsh projects will take the best of arts and culture from Wales to India as part of the UK/ India Year of Culture all through 2017
Three nights of audio visual collaborations featuring Actress, Sandunes and Jack Barnett will be staged across Liverpool, London and Rajasthan in late 2017, to mark India's independence
A new dance film project titled 'Liminality' explores the juxtaposition between spirituality and contemporary dance aesthetics
The Fitzwilliam’s second exhibition to mark the 70th anniversary of India's independence showcases a selection of Indian miniature paintings and drawings, ranging in date from the 16th to 19th century. The exhibition will include works produced under the patronage of the Mughal dynasty and other princely rulers, as well as several acquired by early British patrons and collectors in India.
The Science Museum, UK, will be unveiling two exhibitions in October 2017 to celebrate India's rich cultural heritage, skills and history of innovation
Have you ever wanted to be a director? Create a scene from 'Romeo and Juliet' with Mix the Play.
