Choudhary adds, “The festival has always been so much more than a carnival; because along with experiential activities, we have workshops that cover areas like sports, music, art, language and science. We have a separate section called the Toddler’s zone that will keep children, between the ages of zero and four years engaged for hours. There are many activities that you can do as a family  as well.” 

Participants try their hand at pottery at a previous edition

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He adds that the festival sees over 7,000 people on each day. While all activities will be charged for, most workshops are free of cost. Some of these include pottery, a makeshift zoo that allows children to pet animals, robot-making sessions, outdoor games, animation, writing and communication skills, fluid art, and more. 

On: January 27 to 28; 11 am onwards
At: Jio World Drive, Bandra Kurla Complex. 
Log on to: insider.in 
Entry: Rs 599

The Guide’s Top 5 picks

Jalgaon robotic marvels
Tap into your innovative side as you explore the world of robots and even try your hands at creating one by yourself.  
Age group 4 to 7; 8 to 15

Lonavala sensory cove 
A long, enclosed walkway for all age groups will treat kids to surprise sensorial experiences that will allow them to discover the self and the surroundings in a unique and fun way. 
Age group 0 to 14 years

Language express 
Make learning grammar fun as these experts introduce your kids to an interactive session that will focus on compound words, prepositions, nouns and adjectives. 
Age group 4 to 7 years

Petting zoo
This makeshift zoo has various animals like dogs, cows and other domesticated animals that are safe for your kids can pet. Interested kids will also be taught how to milk a cow.
Age group 0 to 14 years

Nadiad music makers
Sit in a drum circle and jam with other potential future drummers. 
Age group 4 to 15 years