Heritage, a non-profit registered trust has been actively involved since 1994 in the promotion, preservation and dissemination of our heritage and culture through seminars, workshops and cultural festivals. Heritage conducts an annual festival that is thematic and has two sections, Gudiya Sambhrama – The Bengaluru Temple Festival, the cultural section and “Srishti Sambhrama”…The Earth Mother Festival, the academic section.
“To inspire Civil Society to nurture our heritage, culture and environment from an individual and societal level with an understanding of the Divinity in all creation.”
Donate to GUDIYA SAMBHRAMA
Donors are entitled to receive FREE passes to “THE GODDESS” event on 31st January 2023 at B N M Institute of Technology, Banashankari 2nd Stage
10,000 Rs and above – 4 Premium Passes
5,000 Rs and above – 2 Premium Passes
3000 and above – One premium pass and one Gold pass
2000 and above one premium pass
1500 and above one VIP pass or two gold passes
1000 and above one silver pass or two bronze passes
I have been performing in Gudiya Sambhrama almost from the time it began. It is important that our tradition is kept intact, and in this regard, the office bearers of Gudiya Sambhrama are doing a great job, giving opportunities to young and upcoming artists – Shri Anoor R Ananthakrishna Sharma, Mridangist
Trichur Brothers
Carnatic Vocalists
One of the best ventures that is happening in the country to promote or inform youngsters about our culture. As artists, it is a great experience to perform in this kind of a divine setting – Trichur Brothers, Carnatic Vocalists
Shri B Vijaygopal
Carnatic Flautist
Amazing sound system! Beautiful lights! A very amazing natural setting. One of the best things that have happened to us in recent times. The venues that have been chosen are just so priceworthy. Any amount of words is going to fall short – Shri B Vijaygopal, Carnatic Flautist
Ms Bijayini Satpathy
Odissi Dancer
A great way to connect our architectural heritage with dance and music. It is great to see a large number of people coming to the festival. Classical dancers were initially housed in temples and it is a great feeling to perform in this festival – Ms Bijayini Satpathy, Odissi Dancer