March in Mumbai is looking pretty exciting! Whether you’re in the mood for a night of live music, a dazzling theatre performance, a foodie adventure, or a creative family-friendly activity, the city has something for everyone. Think immersive festivals, soulful tributes, and quirky workshops that let you unwind, groove, and just have fun. Here’s a roundup of the can’t-miss events you’ll want to mark on your calendar this month.
Date: 6th & 7th March
Venue: Club Prive, ITC Maratha, Ashok Nagar
The CAJSA India Tour arrives at ITC Maratha, Mumbai, for its final leg, following successful stops in Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, and Kolkata. Guests can indulge in a nine-course tasting menu that reimagines global culinary traditions through CAJSA’s signature lens. Each dish showcases precision, creativity, and a celebration of shared dining, offering a contemporary yet indulgent experience. Launched in November 2024, CAJSA exemplifies ITC Hotels’ commitment to innovative, mindful gastronomy, bringing a world-class dining narrative to food enthusiasts across India.
Date: 7th March
Venue: Jio World Garden, Bandra Kurla Complex
A soulful tribute to Bharat Ratna Smt. Lata Mangeshkar. Blending timeless melodies with personal storytelling, Shreya revives the Nightingale of India’s iconic songs while honoring the voice that shaped her own musical journey.
Date: 12th March
Venue: The Grand Theatre, NMACC, Bandra-Kurla Complex
Step into Oz like never before with ‘Wicked’, the world’s most celebrated musical, now at NMACC. Follow the unlikely friendship-turned-rivalry of two young women at Shiz University—one with emerald-green skin, the other dazzlingly popular—as their destinies unfold into the iconic tale of Glinda and the Wicked Witch. Featuring over 350 costumes, immersive sets, and Stephen Schwartz’s unforgettable score, this record-breaking production brings magic, heart, and spectacle to India for the first time.
Date: 14th March
Venue: MMRDA Grounds, Bandra Kurla Complex
Expect an electrifying live music experience with performances from popular Indian artists like Badshah, Seedhe Maut, and Chaar Diwaari. The festival offers a vibrant atmosphere with energetic crowds, colorful stage setups, and immersive sound and light shows. Beyond the music, there are food and beverage zones, merchandise stalls, and on-ground activities to enhance the festival experience.
Date: 15th March
Venue: The Cube, NMACC, Bandra-Kurla Complex
A mesmerizing dialogue between Rajasthani Sufi poetry and contemporary grooves, this performance, led by sitarist Imran Khan and vocalist Sikandar Khan, brings centuries-old desert storytelling to vibrant life. Traditional instruments like sitar, dholak, and khartal intertwine seamlessly with drums, bass, and keys, creating a thrilling East-meets-West soundscape. From reflective, intimate passages to surging, communal crescendos, the music invites the audience to move, sing, and lose themselves in rhythm.
Date: 20th March
Venue: Mahalaxmi Race Course, Keshavrao Khadye Marg
Rishab Rikhiram Sharma offers a transformative evening where classical sitar melodies meet meditative soundscapes. Part of his India Tour 2026, the performance in Chandigarh invites audiences to experience music as a tool for relaxation, reflection, and emotional well-being. Traditional compositions blend with subtle contemporary textures, creating a serene yet engaging sound journey.
Date: 21st March
Venue: Bayview Lawns, Mazgaon
No Art 2026 in Mumbai marks the India debut of the globally acclaimed No Art Festival, an immersive open-air celebration of music, art, and creativity. Set against the scenic Bayview Lawns, the festival features electronic beats, live performances, and interactive art installations, blending visuals and sound into a vibrant sensory experience. With artists like ANOTR, Job Jobse, ISAbella, Rooleh, Marlie, and Benja, the event invites adults to explore cutting-edge music, artistic expression, and communal energy, making it a unique fusion of global festival culture and local spirit.
Date: 22nd March
Venue: MMRDA Grounds, Bandra Kurla Complex
a high-energy hip-hop festival celebrating music, culture, and immersive experiences. The event combines live performances with interactive zones, installations, and engagement-driven spaces, keeping audiences fully immersed throughout the day. Featuring artists like KR$NA, Sambata, and Dhanji, the festival delivers sharp lyricism, powerful stage presence, and electrifying sets.
Date: 27th March
Venue: Royal Western India Turf Club, Mahalaxmi Race Course
Keinemusik brings the legendary Berlin collective—&ME, Rampa, and Adam Port—to the Indian stage for an unforgettable night of hypnotic house and deep grooves. Known for crafting immersive soundscapes, the trio delivers music that’s more than entertainment—it’s emotion, rhythm, and energy in perfect harmony.
Date: 28th March
Venue: Cafe Coffee Day, Andheri
A hands-on creative workshop where participants sculpt and create with kid-safe clay while interacting with adorable puppies from local shelters, making it a joyful and engaging experience. Designed for families and all ages 4+, the session blends art, play, and animal socialization.
