Kick Off Summer with Art, Music and Experiences at The Lil Flea!

The Lil Flea returns to Mumbai with its Summer Edition at Jio World Garden, BKC, between April 4 to 6. Bringing together a diverse mix of shopping, live music, food, and creative activities, the festival offers an opportunity to explore independent brands, discover new artists, and engage in hands-on experiences. This season introduces new shopping collectives, interactive spaces, and cultural showcases, ensuring there is something for everyone.

A Space for Independent Brands and Handmade Crafts

The Lil Flea features a wide selection of homegrown brands, offering clothing, accessories, and handcrafted goods. The Saree Collective presents handwoven sarees from artisans across the country, while brands like The Tribe and Label Sugar bring contemporary resort wear.

Jewelry designers such as Shoplune and TanHouse showcase handcrafted pieces. The Artisan’s Collective provides visitors with a chance to meet skilled craftspeople, including Madhubani artist Ramvallabh Paswan and Kantha embroidery expert Chand Bhai, who will be demonstrating their work.

Music, Workshops, and An Interactive Atmosphere 

Music remains an integral part of The Lil Flea, with performances from independent artists across various genres. This edition’s lineup includes the jazz and ska influences of Princely States Dub Orchestra, the fusion of Carnatic-funk and math rock by Jaatayu, the poetic storytelling of Swanand Kirkire, electronic folk by Hamza Rahimtula with Rajasthani Folkstars, and a closing act by Kabir Cafe.

The festival also features workshops where attendees can try printmaking, pottery, and wire jewelry making. Interactive spaces include a print station for custom artwork, a glow-in-the-dark game zone, and a confession booth for sharing anonymous thoughts.

Tantalising Food and Culinary Experiences

The food section brings together regional and international flavors, offering a variety of options for visitors. Dishes include Omani street food from SHUWA, Korean-inspired snacks from Seoulmate, and Sri Lankan moilee curries from Hoppum.

Indian street food is also available, with Delhi-style chaat, Rajasthani specialties, and chai from Chai ki Tapri. For those with a sweet tooth, there are macaroons from Confetti & Cream, Berliners from The Sugar Project, and fresh fruit desserts from Fruitilicious.

The Lil Flea is more than a marketplace—it is a gathering of artists, entrepreneurs, and visitors who share an interest in creativity and culture.