Tradition & devotion
Durga Puja & Navratri
Festive celebrations including devotional rituals, Dhunuchi Nach and Sindoor Khela.
Seawoods Cultural Welfare Association
18 YEARS OF CELEBRATING CULTURE
SWCWA's 18th Cultural Convention is presented in the proposal as a large open-ground festival serving families and visitors across Navi Mumbai.
A visual snapshot of the activities described in the 2026 co-branding proposal — from devotion and community service to food, crafts and live performances.
Festive celebrations including devotional rituals, Dhunuchi Nach and Sindoor Khela.
Vocal and dance performances, talent showcases and awareness programmes throughout the convention.
Community-led participation that brings children, families and volunteers into the celebrations.
Traditional Indian crafts including wood carving, pottery, clay jewellery, metal & stone craft, bamboo basketry and Kantha stitch.
Street food from across India, traditional Bengali sweets, chaat and savoury snacks, with food served from breakfast through dinner.
Documented community support including food distribution, clothes & essentials and direct household aid.
Self-defence and empowerment workshops for women of all ages, as highlighted in the proposal.
A grand Dhunuchi Nach performance, including performances by visually challenged artists.
Day-wise Puja programmes and timings.
Devi'r Agomoni.
Tradition · Culture · Togetherness — day-wise programmes from Maha Panchami through Bijaya Dashami.
Social Welfare Activities from 15th Oct. – 21st Oct. 2026, 11 am – 2 pm · Cultural Programmes every day from 16th Oct. – 20th Oct. 2026 · “Dandiya & Anandamela” 7:00 pm onwards on 15th Oct. 2026