Diverse music, funky lights and a whole lot of urban culture, truly the Eden Art Festival was one hell of a music, urban art and fashion extravaganza. Organized at the heart of the city and arguably the perfect venue for an event of such vibrant colors, Bhavishyvani Future Sounds and Magnanimous hit the bull’s eye by choosing Tote on Turf located at Mahalaxmi.  

Spread over a span of two days, patrons attending were given a hands on feel of new-age culture through artists performing across various genres. Not just the music, the entire setup was organized to give a complete mystic feel. Spread over three different stages, viz. The Jungle, The Chapel and The Tunnel, the ball remained in the attendee’s courts to feel the music that hit them the hardest.

The options to indulge weren’t limited just to music; ace designers and artist flaunted their creations. Baystitch, Tachi and SaanyaN amongst others made a staunch fashion statement. Whilst the likes of Ponnam Jain, Kartik Sood, Madhu Das lit the entire space up with their creations.

Of course the bar wasn’t too far, with Belvedere Vodka doing a good job of keeping everyone light and happy. As an overview if one wants to experience the new urban utopia, Eden was the right place to be at.

The concept of the event made absolute sense for visioning Mumbai as a cultural playground. As quoted on the festival website, “more than just creating the perfect festival, we’re transforming Mumbai into an urban space that celebrates the dynamic community of thinkers and creators, makers and doers that keeps the city vibrant”.

We can safely say they hit the right chords when it came to creating a perfect synergy of music, urban art and fashion.

Looking forward to some super creative events in the future, until then Eat, Sleep, Read, Repeat.

 - Text and Photos by Sunny Chheda.