The 'Traditional Folk Art Festival' was held at the Mohan Singh Bisht Auditorium in Lucknow, celebrating the Ganga-Jamuni culture through vibrant folk music and dance performances. The festival commenced with a Ganpati Vandana and featured a dance drama titled 'Ganga-Jamuni Tehzeeb', directed by Vishal Gupta and Arun Sonkar, which illustrated communal harmony with visuals of temple aarti and mosque azaan. The program showcased various regional folk traditions, including Awadhi, Bhojpuri, and Rajasthani performances, with notable pieces such as 'Railiya Bairan Piya Ko Liye Jay Re' and 'Kesariya Balam Aao Ri'. Shubham performed a Kajri dance, while Kalbeliya and Uttarakhand folk sequences enriched the event's cultural diversity. Organized by the Lok Sanskriti Foundation in collaboration with the North Central Zone Cultural Centre, the festival was graced by Mandavi Singh, the Vice-Chancellor of Bhatkhande Sanskriti Vishwavidyalaya, as the chief guest. General secretary Mahendra Singh Gailakoti highlighted the Ganga-Jamuni culture as a representation of India’s shared heritage and unity in diversity, with attendees praising the performances for promoting harmony and brotherhood.