The Sindh Culture Day Family Food Festival 2025 is scheduled to be held on December 5, 6 and 7 at the Pakistan Maritime Museum in Karachi, celebrating Sindh’s cultural heritage with families.
National Foods, in collaboration with TCN Executive Forum, is hosting the three-day event that highlights tradition through food, music, dance and handicrafts while encouraging families and communities to enjoy cultural diversity together.
Organisers said the festival aims to promote Sindh’s history and artistic identity through various engaging activities designed to attract people of all ages and offer an inclusive experience for Karachi residents.
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A spokesperson for National Foods said they were delighted to present an event that showcases the best of Sindh’s cuisine, culture and artistic expression, inviting families to attend and enjoy the festivities.
The festival will include traditional Sindhi food stalls serving authentic dishes prepared by local vendors who specialise in regional flavours while offering visitors an opportunity to experience the province’s culinary heritage.
Live music and dance performances, including Sindhi dhamal and folk tunes, will be staged throughout the event, highlighting cultural traditions that continue to hold deep emotional and historic value for the community.
Handicraft exhibitions will feature artisans displaying Sindhi ajrak, caps, embroidery and handmade items promoting local craftsmanship while encouraging visitors to support small businesses and preserve indigenous creative skills.
Cultural games and activities will be arranged for all age groups, allowing families and children to participate and enjoy interactive experiences that reflect Sindh’s customs and long-standing social traditions.
A dedicated kids’ play area, gaming zone and entertainment corner will provide fun options for younger visitors while ensuring that the event remains safe, family-friendly and accessible to everyone attending.
The festival’s shopping stalls will offer traditional clothing, jewellery, home décor and lifestyle products, giving attendees a chance to purchase cultural items and learn more about Sindh’s artisan market.
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Organisers said peace-building presentations, a grand qawwali night and stage performances will also be part of the programme, expanding the festival’s cultural scope and creating an engaging environment.
Celebrities, social activists and public figures are expected to attend the event, while appreciation awards, giveaways and visitor gifts will be distributed to acknowledge participation and community involvement.
The organisers confirmed that entry to the festival will be free for families, ensuring maximum public participation, while Times of Karachi will serve as the official media partner for the event.
