Sneakerheads, unite! The Great Indian Sneaker Festival will happen in Delhi from December 24-25, and you are all invited! From music, dance and of course, sneakers, the festival will have it all. Here are the details. By Anushka Goel
Delhi-NCR is the hub for all things cool. Whether it be Sufi music, theatre, dance or art, the city has it all. This is not it – Delhi is equally known for its street fashion – both high-end streetwear picks and surplus markets where bargaining is the key to good deals. Another obsession that Delhi has when it comes to fashion is its love for sneakers.
If you love your kicks, then we have just the event for you! The Great Indian Sneaker Festival is set to step into Delhi, making your year-end better. The festival will take place on December 24 and 25, and is probably the best way you can spend Christmas in Delhi, amidst music, dance and of course, sneakers!
The Great Indian Sneaker Festival set to come to Delhi
The festival will bring together some of the most known and upcoming hip-hop and rap artistes in the country. The line-up, which is still being revealed, includes names such as MC Square, 18-year-old PARADOX, who was seen on the show MTV Hustle 2.0, new-age Punjabi pop sensation Talwiinder, and a host of other talented artistes.
The sneaker festival will also see some of the best sneaker brands and businesses showcase their work. From categories across streetwear, art and culture, you’ll be able to find something that suits you perfectly, making it an event that helps you bring in the new year in full swing.
So, grab your favourite kicks, and step out in style to meet fellow sneakerheads and other enthusiasts!
Event Details
When: December 24-25, 2022
Where: Adot Convention, Gurugram
The ticket links will be made live on the festival’s Instagram page here.
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Anushka Goel
Digital Features Writer
Anushka has previously worked with publications such as the Times of India and Being Indian. A graduate from Xavier Institute of Communications, she specialises in entertainment, food and travel. She also likes to write about sustainability and beauty. When not working, you can catch her reading a book, tending to her plants, cooking or playing an instrument.
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