Things To Do In Delhi This Weekend (27th to 29th March)

Things To Do In Delhi This Weekend

From the ethereal echoes of Sufi mystics at the Purana Qila to the cutting-edge mixology of the World Class Cocktail Festival, Delhi is a masterclass in global culture from March 27th to 29th, 2026.

As the capital transitions into the golden hues of late March, the city’s heritage sites and modern arenas are coming alive with an eclectic energy. Whether you want to witness a historic cinematic premiere at Bharat Mandapam, explore the vibrant “Forest-to-Plate” tribal market at Sunder Nursery, or indulge in the city’s happiest food festival, this weekend offers a high-octane mix of experiences. Here is your curated guide to things to do in Delhi this weekend.

8 Things To Do In Delhi This Weekend

1. Jahan-e-Khusrau: World Sufi Music Festival

The 26th edition of this globally renowned festival returns to the majestic Purana Qila. Curated by Muzaffar Ali, this year’s theme, “The Steed of Longing” (Safar-e-Ishq), features legends like Satinder Sartaaj, Sukhwinder Singh, and Hans Raj Hans. It is more than a concert; it is a spiritual journey through poetry and music.

  • Key Details:
    • Date: 27th – 29th Mar
    • Time: 06:30 PM onwards
    • Venue: Purana Qila, New Delhi
    • Ticket Price: INR 499 onwards
    • Booking: Available on BookMyShow

2. World Class Cocktail Festival 2026

Experience the art of elite mixology as the World Class Cocktail Festival lands in the NCR. This curated lifestyle event brings together top-tier bartenders, immersive brand “sip” stories, and live music for a sophisticated evening of craft spirits.

  • Key Details:
    • Date: 28th Mar
    • Time: 04:00 PM – 11:30 PM
    • Venue: Le Méridien, Gurgaon (Delhi NCR)
    • Ticket Price: INR 1,000 onwards
    • Booking: Available on District

3. Horn OK Please – The Happiest Food Festival

The 16th edition of Delhi’s favorite food festival is taking over JLN Stadium. Expect over 200 food stalls, ranging from viral street food to gourmet desserts, alongside a bustling flea market and home-grown bands.

  • Key Details:
    • Dates: 28th – 29th Mar
    • Time: 02:00 PM – 10:00 PM
    • Venue: JLN Stadium, Gate No. 14
    • Ticket Price: INR 299 onwards
    • Booking: Available on official website

4. International Film Festival Delhi (IFFD) 2026

Witness the final weekend of Delhi’s first major international film festival. With over 140 films selected from 2,000 entries, the screenings at Bharat Mandapam include major Bollywood premieres like Dhurandhar 2 and a special focus on the global “Creator Economy.”

  • Key Details:
    • Dates: Ongoing until 31st Mar
    • Time: Multiple slots from 10:00 AM
    • Venue: Bharat Mandapam, Pragati Maidan
    • Entry: Free (Registration required)

Things To Do In Delhi This Weekend

5. Namaste Thailand Festival 2026

Experience the “Land of Smiles” in Chanakyapuri. Organized by the Royal Thai Embassy, this festival features authentic Thai cuisine, Muay Thai demonstrations, and a chance to win a round-trip ticket to Bangkok.

  • Key Details:
    • Dates: 27th – 29th Mar
    • Time: 12:00 PM – 10:00 PM (Starts 4 PM on Friday)
    • Venue: Royal Thai Embassy, Chanakyapuri
    • Entry: Free (Registration required)

6. Bharat Tribes Fest at Sunder Nursery

Sunder Nursery hosts this massive celebration of India’s tribal soul. Browse 200+ stalls of Dokra art and Gond paintings, and experience the “Forest-to-Plate” movement with authentic regional dishes prepared by tribal chefs.

  • Key Details:
    • Dates: Ongoing until 30th Mar
    • Time: 11:00 AM – 08:00 PM
    • Venue: Sunder Nursery, Nizamuddin
    • Entry: Standard Park Entry Fees apply

7. Paresh Pahuja Live – The Love Notes Tour

If you prefer a soulful, intimate evening, head to the stadium complex for Paresh Pahuja’s cinematic live experience. Part of his “Love Notes Tour,” this performance blends music with storytelling for a unique, emotional night.

  • Key Details:
    • Date: 27th Mar
    • Time: 06:00 PM onwards (Gates open at 4 PM)
    • Venue: JLN Stadium, Gate No. 1
    • Ticket Price: INR 1,500 onwards
    • Booking: Available on District

8. Mandala Art Affair Workshop

Escape the weekend rush with a meditative art session in the heart of Hauz Khas Village. This hands-on workshop at Conscious Coffee Cravings teaches the geometric precision of Mandala art, designed to ignite creativity and soothe the mind.

  • Key Details:
    • Date: 28th Mar
    • Time: 01:30 PM – 03:00 PM
    • Venue: Conscious Coffee Cravings, Hauz Khas Village
    • Ticket Price: INR 1,299 onwards
    • Booking: Available on BookMyShow

Summing Up

Whether you are dancing at a high-octane arena show or finding Zen through art in Hauz Khas, Delhi this weekend is about the grand and the soulful. The city continues to bridge the gap between ancient traditions and futuristic spectacles, making it the place to be as March comes to a close.

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