Kohima, November 28 (MExN): The Department of Art & Culture, Government of Nagaland is gearing up for the Hornbill Festival 2023, offering a vibrant array of cultural performances, artistic displays, and historical showcases. The festival promises to be a celebration of Naga cultural heritage, attracting visitors to Kisama for a rich and immersive experience. The main arena will come alive with daily cultural performances featuring 18 cultural troupes from within the state. These troupes will showcase lively songs and dances, adorned in colorful traditional attire, providing a captivating glimpse into Naga cultural diversity, stated a DIPR report.
The World War II Museum Premises in Kisama will host the Artists’ Corner, where various art forms will be displayed and offered for sale. This corner will serve as a hub for artists to showcase their talents and engage with the audience.
A dedicated Archives Week will be organized, featuring a collection of selected historical documents from public and private collections. The event will provide reading facilities for students, scholars, and researchers, offering insights into Naga history. Departmental publications will also be available for sale at the World War-II Complex.
The World War-II Museum in Kisama will be open to the public from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm, inviting visitors to explore outstanding relics and artifacts. It serves as a crucial site for understanding and experiencing historical events.
.jpg)
