From Rabindra Sangeet to Indie Anthems: Top February Events in Kolkata You Can Attend!

February transforms Kolkata into a cultural haven, where music, art, and tradition intertwine. From soulful Rabindra Sangeet performances to high-energy Bollywood concerts, the City of Joy offers an eclectic mix of experiences. Whether you're drawn to indie melodies, classical gharanas, or vibrant folk festivals, this month promises unforgettable moments for every cultural enthusiast.

Heritage India Tour: Dr. Satinder Sartaaj Live

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime musical journey with Dr. Satinder Sartaaj as he brings his Heritage India Tour to Kolkata. From powerful high-energy Bhangra beats that make audiences dance non-stop to heartfelt lyrics that touch your soul and bring tears to your eyes, this concert is a perfect blend of joy, emotion, and magic. The acclaimed Punjabi singer and songwriter, known for his profound poetry and soulful voice, performs tracks spanning Punjabi, Hindi, and Urdu, creating an immersive three-hour experience. His performances seamlessly merge traditional folk with contemporary sensibilities, making this concert a must-attend for fans of authentic Punjabi music and poetic storytelling.

When: February 6, 2026

Where: Science City Auditorium Hall, DYNAMOTION HALL, Mirania Gardens, East Topsia, Kolkata

Price: Rs. 1,500 upwards

Sahaj Parav Season 8: The Root Music Festival

One of India's leading folk culture festivals returns for its eighth edition, celebrating Bengal's rich musical heritage. The festival opens on 6 February at Indian Museum Courtyard with the Sahaj Parav Samman ceremony and Sahaj Jatra—a folk ensemble exploring themes of love, devotion, and the search for the Divine. Day two features a specially curated Indo-Arabian instrumental concert by Palestinian violinist Akram Abdulfattah, concluding with NIMAD—Under the Neem Tree, an ensemble featuring The Dhangars, Harbolas, Adivasis, Nath Baba, Kumawat Sisters, and Chicli Dhol. The festival brings together folk artists from marginalised corners of Bengal, collaborating with leading musicians across India to create a unique platform for root music preservation.

When: February 6-8, 2026

Where: Indian Museum Courtyard (6 Feb); GD Birla Sabhaghar (7-8 Feb), Kolkata

Price: Free entry on 6 Feb; Tickets required for 7-8 Feb for Rs. 499 upwards on BookMyShow

Anuv Jain: Dastakhat India Tour

Get ready to be serenaded by the soulful voice of Anuv Jain as he brings his Dastakhat India Tour to Kolkata. Known for heartfelt hits like "Baarishein," "Jo Tum Mere Ho," and "Husn," Anuv's music captures love, longing, and hope in the most magical way. This concert marks a significant milestone in the indie artist's career, being part of his first-ever world tour spanning 23 cities worldwide. Experience an unforgettable evening filled with emotion, melody, and connection as he performs his most loved songs live at Gold Acres, PC Chandra Garden. His soothing voice and poetic lyrics promise to leave a lasting dastakhat on every heart.

When: February 1, 2026

Where: Gold Acres, PC Chandra Garden, 144 Arupota, Eastern Metropolitan Bypass, Kolkata

Price: Rs. 1600 upwards

Valobasabasi: An Evening of Poetry & Music

Valobasabasi is a soulful celebration of love in all its expressions—spoken, sung, remembered, and felt. Featuring acclaimed artists Jagannath Urmimala, Joy, Lopa, Sohini, Sovon, Samya, and Shounak, this thoughtfully curated evening brings together poetry, music, and heartfelt narratives. Through original compositions, timeless poems, and evocative musical moments, the artists take audiences on an intimate journey through love's tenderness, longing, joy, separation, and hope. Each performance blends spoken word and music, creating a warm, immersive atmosphere that allows audiences to pause, reflect, and reconnect with emotions that often remain unspoken. A celebration where love finds its voice through words and melodies.

When: 13 February 13, 2026

Where: Rabindra Sadan, 71 Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose Road, Park Street, Kolkata

Price: Rs. 300 upwards

Wings of Love: Shaan & Kumar Sanu Live

Wings of Love presents a Valentine's celebration Bengal has never experienced before—two legendary voices sharing one majestic stage for the first time. Shaan, with his endless charm and modern magic, performs hits from "Chand Sifarish" and "Jab Se Tere Naina" to high-energy "Deewangi Deewangi." Joining him is Kumar Sanu, the godlike voice of 90s Bollywood whose romantic melodies defined an era. Together, they create a breathtaking journey from the golden glow of the 90s to today's vibrant beats. The six-hour spectacular at Netaji Indoor Stadium features dazzling lights, immersive LED visuals, and an atmosphere shimmering with music and love. A Valentine's carnival where every note becomes an unforgettable memory.

When: February 14, 2026

Where: Netaji Indoor Stadium, Kolkata Police Safe House, Eden Gardens, Strand Road, Kolkata

Price: Rs. 999 upwards

Prem er Joyare: Valentine's with Tagore

Saptaswara presents Prem er Joyare, a heartfelt celebration of love through Rabindranath Tagore's timeless creations. On Valentine's Day, Rabindra Sangeet and poetry flow together, capturing love in its many forms—longing, union, devotion, separation, and quiet introspection. The four-hour programme brings together an eminent ensemble of artists including Pramita Mallik, Lopamudra Mitra, Srabani Sen, Bratati Bandyopadhyay, Manomoy Bhattacharyya, Surajit Chattopadhyay, Agnibha Bandyopadhyay, Subrata Sengupta, Sumantra Sengupta, and Saptaswara. Through soulful songs, evocative recitations, and sensitive musical arrangements, this immersive experience intertwines music and words like waves of emotion. Not just a concert, but a poetic journey—intimate, refined, and deeply moving.

When: February 14, 2026

Where: Madhusudan Mancha, Gariahat Road South, Jodhpur Park, Kolkata

Price: Rs. 200 upwards

BCA Musical Concert 2026: Shantanu Moitra & Kaushiki Chakraborty

BCA Musical Concert 2026 brings together two of India's most celebrated musical maestros for an unforgettable evening. Featuring iconic composer Shantanu Moitra and legendary classical vocalist Kaushiki Chakraborty, this three-hour concert is a rare confluence of contemporary compositions and timeless Indian classical music. The programme includes "Pankh"—conceptualised and composed by Shantanu Moitra and soulfully rendered by Kaushiki Chakraborty—extraordinary stories from everyday life evolved into this musical. Also featured is Gino Banks' Legacy project celebrating the timeless music of Louiz Banks, featuring Swaminathan Selva Ganesh on kanjira, S Akash on flute, and Deivat Tapodhan on keys. An immersive live-concert ambience promises soul-stirring music bridging generations and genres.

When: February 21, 2026

Where: Nazrul Mancha, Southern Park, Southern Avenue, near Rabindra Sarobar, Dhakuria, Kolkata

Price: Rs. 499 upwards

Pore Pawa 14 Aana

This Bengali theatre production promises an engaging evening of performance art, bringing together talented actors and compelling storytelling. Details about this production celebrate the rich theatrical traditions of Kolkata, offering audiences an immersive experience that explores contemporary themes through dramatic narratives. Bengali theatre has long been a cornerstone of Kolkata's cultural landscape, and this production continues that proud tradition. The performance showcases the vibrant energy and creative excellence that Bengali theatre is renowned for, making it an essential addition to any theatre lover's calendar. A perfect opportunity to witness the city's dramatic arts in full bloom.

When: February 6, 2026

Where: Rabindra Sadan, 71 Acharya Jagdish Chandra Bose Road, Park Street, Kolkata

Price: Rs. 750 upwards

A Mori Bangla Bhasha

Celebrating the beauty and richness of the Bengali language, this cultural programme pays homage to linguistic heritage. The title, drawn from a famous Bengali literary work, reflects deep reverence for the mother tongue. The event likely commemorates International Mother Language Day (21 February), a date of profound significance for Bengali speakers worldwide, marking the language movement martyrs of 1952. Through performances, recitations, and musical presentations, audiences will experience the lyrical beauty of Bangla, exploring its poetic traditions and contemporary expressions. This celebration strengthens cultural identity whilst honouring those who sacrificed for linguistic rights, making it a meaningful event for anyone passionate about Bengali culture and heritage.

When: February 21, 2026

Where: Kala Mandir Auditorium, Kolkata

Price: Rs. 600 upwards

Hooligaanism by Anirban Bhattacharya

Following successful runs across India, Anirban Bhattacharya's critically acclaimed solo performance comes to Kolkata. This powerful theatrical experience showcases Bhattacharya's exceptional talent as both actor and storyteller, exploring themes of identity, society, and human behaviour through compelling narratives. Known for his nuanced performances and ability to hold audiences captive, Anirban delivers a tour-de-force solo act that has garnered widespread acclaim. The production examines the concept of "hooliganism" through multiple lenses—social, political, and personal—creating layers of meaning that resonate long after the curtain falls. An essential watch for theatre enthusiasts seeking thought-provoking performances from one of Bengali theatre and cinema's most talented contemporary artists.

When: February 13, 2026

Where: GD Birla Sabhaghar, Kolkata

Price: Rs. 500 upwards