More than 600 students participated in the 6th Mega Art Festival organised by the Contemporary Foundation for Art and Craft (CFAC), in association with Chitrakala School of Fine Arts, RAC Academy and Brush Strock, at Town Hall, Dimapur, on November 1.
The press release stated that over 500 students participated in the drawing competition and more than 100 students in the dance competition. Over 250 awards and cash prizes were distributed among winners and participants across different categories. Students from various parts of Nagaland and several cities of Assam took part in the event, making it a platform for artistic expression and cultural exchange.
The festival featured drawing and dance competitions across different age groups, providing children and young talents an opportunity to showcase their creativity, artistic abilities, confidence and performing skills. The enthusiastic participation and performances added colour to the programme.
The event was attended by State Treasurer, Mahila Morcha, BJP Nagaland, and President, Lions Club of Dimapur Blue Venda, Falguni Sharma, as Guest of Honour, and Councillor, East Dimapur Town Council, Alemla Tovi, as Special Guest. Several school principals, distinguished personalities and well-wishers from Dimapur were also present.
The Guest of Honour and Special Guest distributed trophies and prizes to the winners. In their addresses, they encouraged the participants to continue developing their talents, pursue their interests and take part in activities that promote creativity, confidence and overall development.
A special highlight of the festival was the recognition ceremony for RAC Academy students for their achievements during the academic session 2025–26. Principal, RAC Academy, Rajiv Dey, distributed more than 40 trophies and gift hampers to students under the Best Performance Awards. The recognition acknowledged their dedication, consistency and achievements in their respective fields. Addressing the gathering, President, Contemporary Foundation for Art and Craft, Mr. Kamalendu Das, expressed gratitude to the participants, parents, teachers, mentors and supporters for contributing to the success of the festival. He particularly appreciated the participation of students from different parts of Nagaland and Assam, which added diversity to the event.
He informed that the next edition of the Mega Art Festival would be organised on a bigger scale, offering greater opportunities and exposure to budding talents. He also invited interested art, music and dance schools to join CFAC and become part of its initiative to promote and nurture young talent.
The 6th Mega Art Festival concluded with a renewed focus on encouraging creativity and providing platforms for children and young people to develop and showcase their abilities through art, music and dance. The organisers expressed gratitude to all those who contributed to the successful conduct of the event.
