16 Best Events Happening In Delhi In March & April 2026

World Class Festival 2026 is all set to be an evening filled with the best of liquor brands, cocktails and kickass performances by Nucleya, Novna, Reyhaa and more. Since it's happening in an air-conditioned space, you don't have to worry about dancing in sweat when the beat (and the heat) hits.

When: 28 March, 4 PM

Where: Le Méridien Gurgaon, Delhi NCR, Gurugram

Price: INR 1,000 per person onwards

Jahan E Khusrau brings you performances by Sanjukta Sinha, Lakhwinder Wadali and Sukhwinder Singh on the first day, Jasu Khan Bisu and Hansraj Hans on the second day, and Shivani Varma and Satinder Sartaaj on the third. With crafts, cuisine, and workshops — this year's edition celebrates the timeless mystical heritage of Sufi traditions.

When: 27 March to 29 March

Where: Purana Qila

Price: INR 499 per person onwards

Working digitally using only a mouse, Rawat creates striking figurative works that transcend their medium. What began as a body of prints evolved organically into a multi-dimensional exhibition, with the introduction of sculpture marking a significant extension of Rawat’s practice. And now, you can see it on display at the Visual Arts Gallery from 26 to 31 March.

When: 26 March to 31 March

Where: Visual Arts Gallery, India Habitat Centre

Price: Free entry

You can hate love stories but you cannot hate love songs, for a fact. And if you are into them as much as we are, here's some good news! Paresh Pahuja is bringing his old-school romantic tunes to the capital this month. So grab your SO, or the gang for a soulful shared memory.

When: 27 March, 6 PM

Where: TBA

Price: INR 1,500 per person onwards

You don't want to miss the chance to witness Sonu Nigam's magical voice in action, so don't waste time and book those tickets right now! This tour is unique since it's designed to be an exclusive, thematic experience inspired by seven distinct colours. Seven heartfelt emotions, and seven mesmerising performances. So look out!

When: 28 March, 7 PM

Where: Indira Gandhi Arena

Price: INR 1,799 per person onwards

If you have been riding the deep and house music wave for some time, you already know that Black Coffee is the GOAT in the league so heading to his live performance in the capital shouldn't need any convincing. Don't wait and book your midweek dancing escape now!

When: 1 April, 7 PM

Where: A DOT by GNH: Gurugram

Price: INR 5,000 per person onwards

With bhajan concerts causing all the buzz, you should definitely head to one in your city for a unique experience. And for the same, Radhika Das kirtan concert will be nice to explore. The Delhi concert is happening on the fifth of April, which is not too far so book those tickets ASAP.

When: 5 April, 6 PM

Where: A DOT by GNH: Gurugram

Price: INR 1,499 per person onwards

Calvin Harris is performing in Delhi in April and we have grown up listening to his tunes that feel like summer. So, gather the gang and get ready to dance the night away on 'Summer', 'This Is What You Came For', Thinking About You' and more of his global hits.

When: 19 April, 4 PM

Where: Leisure Valley Ground, Gurugram

Price: INR 3,500 per person onwards

With Vasant Panchami setting the kite flying spree, head to Haveli Dharampura for a curated kite flying and high tea experience. What's special, you ask? Their rooftop offers a 360° panoramic view that is unique to Delhi, with the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Gurudwara Sis Ganj and historic sites on all sides, and when the sun sets, it's a view to behold.

When: 19 January onwards (multiple dates)

Where: Haveli Dharampura

Price: INR 2,500 per person

Loyal roomies like us already know the drill! When the season changes, our favourite place turns saviour with a slew of new dishes to help you cope with the weather woes. Newness this time includes Harissa Charred Pumpkin with smoked labneh, comforting and delicious. There's the Focaccia & Pesto if you take your bread seriously and love an elevated plate with some seriously good pesto. To keep the conversations going, there are sangrias, a yummy Banana & Caramel Highball that warms you and mulled wine too, so you can enjoy the last of the season.

When: Ongoing

Where: All The Grammar Room outlets in Khan Market, Mehruali and Gurugram

Price: a la carte

Chef Amninder Sandhu's first restaurant in Delhi has been making waves since its opening. And their new menu is nothing short of delicious. In this confused weather, you start with piping hot chicken or paneer pakodas with blueberry lassi to wash it all down. Then, find your way to Satpura and Plum Bajra Papdi cause they hit the spot just right! For starters, Veerji's Macchi Tikka is succulent and flavourful, and Chakndunder Seekh surprises you with its unique, crunchy outer-layer. Keep the mains simple and go for the Kadahi preparations (chicken, mutton or paneer) with freshly-made Mushki Roti. All in all, the best of the season cooked thoughtfully for you!

When: February onwards

Where: Kikli, CP

Price: a la carte

Undoubtedly, one of the most luxurious Japanese restaurants in the capital, Adrift Kaya in JW Marriott New Delhi Aerocity, is where you need to be for an authentic fare and well-spirited cocktails. Led by Michelin-starred chef David Myers, the new menu brings you the classics — delightful sashimi and nilgiri, chicken karaage, prawn tempura and gyozas with a fun mix of new stuff like the temaki, with which you can choose the filling and have a bit of a DIY moment when you pop it in the nori sheet. The cocktails are equally impressive, with an impressive sake selection too. Bookmark for your next special occasion, for sure.

When: February onwards

Where: Adrift Kaya, JW Marriott New Delhi Aerocity

Price: INR 8,000 for two (approx.)

In line with bringing you the best culinary experience in the capital, INJA has a new tasting menu in place which is unique, delectable, well thought out and creative to the core. The beautiful combination of Indian and Japanese cuisines makes for a memorable medley of flavours and is a refreshing (read: experimental) change for your palate. Chef Adwait Anantwar's mind-blowingly delicious food (spread over eleven courses) and the lovely team's hospitality go hand in hand to execute what might be the best meal you have had in Delhi in a very long time. Personal favourites include the aam papad tuna roll, somen noodles served chilled in ganne ka ras and sencha broth, Mangalorean buns flavoured with bananas served with this irresistible filter kaapi butter, and the 'sel roti x mochi' doughnut (yum).

When: July onwards

Where: INJA, The Manor Hotel, Friends Colony West

Price: INR 6,500 plus taxes per person

For those who missed it the last time, Shangri-La Eros New Delhi has brought back Le Petit Chef this year with a new show named “Become The World’s Greatest Chef.” This is a meal that goes beyond food, where your dinner involves being on an audio-visual journey with the world's tiniest chef working his way towards making you the most unforgettable five-course supper of your life through 3D projections.

When: Friday, Saturday and Sunday, 7 PM to 9:00 PM and 9:30 PM to 11:00 PM

Where: Zahara, Shangri-La Eros New Delhi

Price: INR 5,000 ++ per person for food and INR 9,000+ per person for food and wine pairings

Lodhi Reads is a reading community that meets every weekend for a few hours to read in peace together. You're supposed to bring a mat and some snacks and just sit and chill. This isn't a book club, there are no greetings; it's just perfect. They do a group photo at the end of it, which isn't mandatory, but you can join in if you want. There's plenty of shade, and it's in the evening, so you don't have to worry about the sun making you uncomfortable. If you live in Gurgaon, there's also a Gurgaon Reads community.

When: Every Saturday, 4:30 PM to 7:30 PM

Where: Lodhi Garden

Price: Free