Discover the Culinary and Cultural Delights of Amritsar, Chandigarh, and New Delhi

Explore the rich culinary offerings of Amritsar, where modern cheese platters elevate dining experiences. In Chandigarh, the Baisakhi Theatre Festival promises vibrant performances celebrating local culture. Meanwhile, New Delhi's Palette Art Gallery showcases Ashish Kushwaha's evocative landscapes in a solo exhibition. Join us as we delve into these exciting events and experiences across Northern India, perfect for food lovers and art enthusiasts alike.

By Narendra Chaudhary Apr 26, 2026, 05:44 IST

Culinary Highlights in Amritsar

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Indulge in Amritsar's culinary scene

Contemporary cheese boards at various bars and eateries are now a curated affair, combining artisanal, aged, and creamy cheeses with both sweet and savory elements. Popular combinations often include a variety of textures such as Aged Gouda, Parmesan, Brie (including Truffle Brie), Goat cheese (with truffles or logs), and Stilton or blue cheese, all paired with crackers, fig jam, nuts, grapes, and sometimes honey or truffle dips. These curated cheese platters, offered by DCF, Foodzen, and restaurants like Tepah and Grain by Elgin, elevate brunches and social gatherings, transforming them into gourmet experiences.

Cultural Festivities in Chandigarh

Celebrate Baisakhi in Chandigarh

Theatre for Theatre (TFT), in partnership with the Chandigarh Sangeet Natak Akademi, is gearing up for the 6th TFT Baisakhi Theatre Festival 2026, scheduled from April 28 to 30 at Tagore Theatre. This festival is set to be a lively cultural event for art enthusiasts, featuring a rich tapestry of theatre, music, and folk traditions. Performances will commence daily at 6:30 pm.

Artistic Expressions in New Delhi

Experience Nature Through Art

Palette Art Gallery is set to unveil 'Where The Sky Remembers,' a solo exhibition showcasing the latest works by Ashish Kushwaha on April 29. This exhibition will feature a focused collection of watercolour paintings on paper and acrylics on canvas, highlighting Kushwaha’s deep connection with landscapes as spaces of memory, ecological contemplation, and subtle resistance. The exhibition will run until May 29 at Palette Art Gallery, 14, Golf Links, New Delhi.