CITCO celebrates Baisakhi with food fest, live folk performances

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, Updated At : 03:15 AM Apr 13, 2025 IST

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The Chandigarh Industrial and Tourism Development Corporation (CITCO) presented a vibrant celebration of Baisakhi at Chef Lakeview, featuring a delectable food festival and an energetic live folk performance by artistes from North Zone Cultural Centre (NZCC).

The live performance showcased the rich cultural heritage of Punjab, with 16 folk artistes mesmerising the audience with their soulful renditions and dynamic dance moves.

The 30-minute extravaganza was a highlight of the evening, which left the audience spellbound.

CITCO Managing Director Hari Kallikkat said, “Baisakhi is a celebration of harvest and prosperity, and we’re thrilled to bring this festive spirit to Chandigarh. Live folk performances and food festival showcase the rich cultural heritage of Punjab.”

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