This show of textile art from Goa curated by Sitara Chowfla. brought together archival references, traditional techniques, and contemporary textile practices - to explore how cloth carries meaning, preserves memory, and invites reinvention.

Featuring screenings in Konkani, English, Hindi, Tamil, and Gujarati, Sachin Chatte's curation showcased  both emerging and established voices from across India. Many of these films are deeply rooted in Goan life and culture, offering quiet portraits of people and places  

From Konkani Rap belted out by Bongisio to cool blues by the students of Goa Jazz Academy or the haunting rhythm of Shivam and the Gypsies, the evenings at the Festival literally rocked with the sound of original music.

Visitor's were treated to a unique exhibition of Iranian-French artist Christine Khonjie's work. Christine spent 20 of her 70 years in Goa, making art. Her multifaceted practice looks at themes of ancient history, mythology and shamanism.

A continuous four-hour showcase of video, performance, sound, and drag by a diverse group of Goa-based queer artists. Curated by Avril Stormy Unger the performances invited multiple interpretations gesturing to queerness as open-ended and uncontainable.

Curated by SkateLife Goa, the art of Skateboarding was on display for pros and novices to find their groove! With artwork created by Dattaraj Naik and the students of College of Art the SkatePark was a huge draw at the Festival.