Khajuraho Festival of Dances is the most colorful and ancient way to keep up with the beauty of art and culture intact of our Country. It is celebrated at a time when the hardness of winter begins to fade and the king of all seasons, spring, prevails. The most colourful and brilliant classical dance forms of India with their roots in the rich cultural traditions of the country offer a feast for the eyes not just for a day or two but for an entire week. Since so long, myriad forms of dance have been penetrated into the classical dance styles. Watching these performances reveal the age-old trends, singularity and nuances that are firmly established in various dance forms from different regions of India.
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This festival will last for about a week starting from 20th February to 26th February. Here is the detailed list of the scheduled Festival and the groups that are going to perform
20 February 2017 Anuj Mishra, Delhi Kathak Sanchita Bhattacharya, Kolkata Odissi Jayashree Acharya, New Delhi Kathak Group
21 February 2017 Shagun Butani, Delhi Odissi Yasmin Singh, Raipur Kathak Couple Daksha Mashruwala, Mumbai Odissi Group
22 February 2017 Lavanya Sankar, Coimbatore Bharatanatyam Rachna Yadav, New Delhi Kathak Group Sadashiv Pradhan, Bhubaneswar Mayurbhanj Chhau Shinjini Kulkarni, Delhi Kathak
23 February, 2017 Sandip Mallick, Kolkata Kathak Shikha Khare, New Delhi Kathak Pallavi Krishnan, Trichur Mohini Attam Group Rita Mitra Mustafi, Katha Dance Theater, USA Kathak Group
24 February 2017 Raasmani, Bhopal Kathak Rukmini Vijay Kumar, Bangalore Bharatanatyam Manjiri Kiran Mahaajni, Jaipur Kathak Vanashree Rao, New Delhi Kuchipudi Group
25 February 2017 Saumya Bose, Bhubaneswar Odissi Neelakshi Rai, New Delhi Kathak Maansi Thiyam, N.Anusana Devi, Manipur Manipuri Couple Suchitra Harmalkar, Indore Kathak Group
26 February 2017 Amit Chaudhuri, Kalpataru, Bangladesh Bharatanatyam Treyi Vidhalal, Abhimanyu, Delhi Kathak Couple Jyotsna Jagannath, Chennai Bharatanatyam Gauri Dwivedi, Delhi Odissi