At the time of writing this, the city’s very own Island Grounds, is preparing for a big weekend ahead with everything from makeshift stalls to a performance stage.
While Chennai’s love for music is old news, the city is well on its way to emerging as a food destination as well. The Hindu Food and Music Festival is an attempt to tap into both these aspects. The weekend affair, spread over two days, will bring participants pieces of the city’s culinary landscape, as well as feature independent music acts lighting up the stage: think Agam’s classic Carnatic fusion numbers and Arivu’s fiery rap compositions, apart from other acts across genres.
