The heart­beat of love, uni­ty, and con­scious­ness will pulse stronger than ever as Hari Fest III re­turns for its third and most ex­tra­or­di­nary in­stal­ment in 2025.

Pre­sent­ed by The Surya Foun­da­tion in col­lab­o­ra­tion with Kaveesh The Band, this trans­for­ma­tive spir­i­tu­al and cul­tur­al cel­e­bra­tion will be held on Au­gust 9, 2025, at the Di­vali Na­gar Car Park (North­ern side) un­der the open sky in a sa­cred space of mu­sic, mind­ful­ness, and con­nec­tion, and it is free to the pub­lic.

This year’s theme A Love, Uni­ty and Mu­sic Fes­ti­val—promis­es to blend sound and spir­it, art and aware­ness, in a soul­ful of­fer­ing to hu­man­i­ty. Hari Fest III is not just a con­cert; it is a move­ment—one that seeks to up­lift hearts, ex­pand minds, and spark com­pas­sion across com­mu­ni­ties.

In­spired by icon­ic glob­al fes­ti­vals like Wood­stock and Live Aid, Hari Fest pays homage to gath­er­ings that tran­scend­ed bor­ders to cel­e­brate peace and glob­al har­mo­ny, a re­lease stat­ed.

“Sim­i­lar­ly, Hari Fest III aims to cul­ti­vate spir­i­tu­al well­ness, es­pe­cial­ly among the youth, by pro­mot­ing mes­sages of hope, heal­ing, and high­er con­scious­ness through the uni­ver­sal lan­guage of mu­sic,” the re­lease added.

Pa­trons will be treat­ed to a star-stud­ded line-up of soul­ful per­for­mances. The or­gan­is­ers are promis­ing an un­for­get­table mu­si­cal jour­ney with live per­for­mances by:

• Kaveesh The Band—de­liv­er­ing their sig­na­ture spir­i­tu­al fu­sion sound

• Nigel Ro­jas and Or­ange Sky—in­fus­ing the fes­ti­val with high-en­er­gy rock and con­scious reg­gae vibes

• Mae­stro Mun­gal Patasar—of­fer­ing time­less In­do-jazz bril­liance

• Dr Shiv­an­nand Ma­haraj—Ace vi­o­lin­ist and mu­si­cian

• Priyam­va­da—vo­cal­ist

• Plus, there will be dance per­for­mances and many oth­er sur­prise acts that will move hearts and feet alike.

Hari Fest III will fea­ture:

• Soul­ful sound­scapes: Live mu­sic, chants, and acoustic sets de­signed to el­e­vate con­scious­ness

• Yo­ga and med­i­ta­tion zones: For ground­ing, heal­ing, and self-ex­plo­ration

• Sa­cred spaces: For re­flec­tion, emo­tion­al re­lease, and spir­i­tu­al work­shops

• Art in­stal­la­tions and pop-up mar­kets: Cel­e­brate lo­cal cre­ativ­i­ty and mind­ful liv­ing

• Glob­al food bazaar: A feast of veg­e­tar­i­an de­lights and health­ful treats

• Eco-con­scious Ini­tia­tives: Sus­tain­able prac­tices to ho­n­our Moth­er Earth

• Youth em­pow­er­ment Pro­grams: Cre­at­ing a new gen­er­a­tion of con­scious lead­ers

The Mis­sion: Heal­ing Through Har­mo­ny

The core mis­sion of Hari Fest III is sim­ple yet pro­found–ac­cord­ing to or­gan­is­ers–to unite souls, re­gard­less of faith, cul­ture or back­ground, through mu­sic and uni­ver­sal love. The fes­ti­val is ded­i­cat­ed to:

• Fos­ter­ing spir­i­tu­al con­nec­tion, es­pe­cial­ly among youth

• Cel­e­brat­ing love as a uni­ver­sal force

• Up­lift­ing di­verse tra­di­tions, spir­i­tu­al teach­ings, and cul­tur­al ex­pres­sions

• En­cour­ag­ing mind­ful liv­ing, sus­tain­abil­i­ty, and in­ner peace

• Build­ing com­pas­sion­ate com­mu­ni­ty root­ed in re­spect and em­pa­thy