Introduce your kids to the vibrant traditions of Dussehra with our exciting workshop classes in Delhi NCR! These interactive sessions are designed for children to immerse themselves in the festival’s festivities by crafting their own Ravana effigies, creating colorful Dussehra decorations, and participating in engaging storytelling about the epic battle of Ramayana. Each workshop combines fun and education, allowing kids to learn about the significance of Dussehra in a hands-on and creative way. With activities that spark imagination and celebrate cultural heritage, these classes offer a fantastic opportunity for children to enjoy the festival while developing their artistic skills. Join us for a memorable experience that blends tradition with creativity, perfect for fostering a love of cultural celebrations in young minds!
Our Dussehra workshop classes for kids in Delhi NCR are perfect for children aged 4 and above, with activities designed to suit different skill levels. These workshops include hands-on activities such as crafting Ravana effigies, creating vibrant Dussehra decorations, and engaging in interactive storytelling sessions that explore the epic tale of the Ramayana. All materials are provided, so parents don’t need to worry about bringing supplies. While parents are welcome to stay and observe, it’s not necessary as trained instructors supervise the children throughout the session. Each workshop typically lasts around 2 hours, offering a fun and educational way for kids to celebrate the festival.
Dussehra celebrates Lord Ram’s victory over Ravana, symbolizing the triumph of good over evil. It marks the end of the nine-day festival of Navratri.
Dussehra teaches kids about the values of courage, righteousness, and the importance of standing up for what’s right, all through engaging stories and creative activities.
Through interactive storytelling, children will learn key episodes from the Ramayana, including the battle between Lord Ram and Ravana, which is central to Dussehra.
The workshop helps children understand Indian cultural values such as the victory of truth, respect for family, and the importance of dharma (duty).
Yes, each session will explain the festival’s history, why it is celebrated, and how it is observed across different regions in India.
By creating Ravana effigies, kids can visually and tangibly experience one of the key aspects of Dussehra, learning about Ravana’s symbolic role as a representation of evil.
Children learn important life lessons, such as the power of good over evil, perseverance in the face of challenges, and the significance of moral integrity
Dussehra’s message of good conquering evil teaches kids timeless values, such as honesty, bravery, and kindness, which are relevant in their everyday lives.
