Peruvanam International Village Festival

3-5 January 2025 | Peruvanam, Thrissur, Kerala

Programme

Engage with a diverse array of topics, speakers, and interactive experiences meticulously curated to enrich your journey throughout the event.

Within this section, you’ll find a roadmap to the captivating sessions designed to inspire, educate, and provoke thought. From keynote addresses that ignite inspiration to hands-on workshops fostering practical skills, each segment offers a unique opportunity to delve deeper into areas of interest.

Navigate through this section to plan your schedule, discover speakers who resonate with your interests, and chart a course for an enriching experience. Whether you seek industry insights, innovative ideas, or thought-provoking discussions, this program segment is your gateway to an event brimming with knowledge and inspiration.

Speakers

Performance

Welcome to the heart of our event, where creativity takes center stage! The Performance Section promises an enchanting tapestry of artistic expressions, captivating acts, and mesmerizing displays of talent.

Prepare to be spellbound by a lineup that celebrates diversity, innovation, and raw talent. From soul-stirring musical performances to awe-inspiring dance routines, this section is a testament to the power of artistic expression.

Each performer, an ambassador of their craft, brings forth a unique narrative, weaving a story through their art. As you delve into this section, immerse yourself in a world where emotions transcend words, and the stage becomes a canvas for imagination and passion.

About PIVF

PIVF is an annual event dedicated to sharing knowledge about literary works, culture, art, and exploring the cultural traditions of rural locales.

The festival showcases books authored by both Indian and global writers, represented by international publishing houses.

The International Folk Festival within PIVF features curated performances, lectures, dialogues, and demonstrations, all centered around the theme, “Migrated Letters, Arts & Culture.”

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