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Lucknow is all set to wrap up February with a vibrant mix of storytelling, music, art and meaningful conversations. Whether you’re in the mood for a soul-stirring performance, a musical evening under the stars, or a quiet walk through evocative art, the city of adaab has something lined up for everyone. Here’s your curated guide to the most exciting events happening in Lucknow this weekend (February 27–March 1, 2026).
Step into an evening of heartfelt storytelling with National Film Award-winning actor Ashish Vidyarthi. In Kahanibaaz, the seasoned performer reflects on his struggles with dyslexia, experiences of discrimination while growing up in Delhi, his training at the National School of Drama, and his three-decade journey across theatre, television and cinema.
More than a performance, this two-and-a-half-hour session promises intimacy, emotion and connection.
When: February 28, 6 pm
Where: Karwaan Studio
Entry: ₹499 onwards
Celebrate sustainability, music and literature at this one-day bloom bash set inside a rose garden. The festival blends art with environmental awareness through live performances and thought-provoking discussions.
Catch folk and indie-pop artiste Rahgir and pop-rock band Naalayak on stage. Engage with ecologist V Ramakantha, climate communicator Udit Gupta, Karamveer Chakra Awardee Ramveer Tanwar, and actor Amit Sial, known for Mirzapur and Jamtara: Sabka Number Ayega. Wildlife advocate and author Ishan Shanavas will also discuss his book The Light of Wilder Things.
When: February 28, 4 pm
Where: Gate No. 6, Janeshwar Mishra Park
Entry: ₹199 onwards
Experience an intimate musical evening with filmmaker-composer Vishal Bhardwaj as he performs iconic tracks like Beedi, Dhan Te Nan, Darling, Chappa Chappa, Yaaram and more. Limited to just 150 listeners, this gathering promises storytelling, nostalgia and a closer look at the creative mind behind some of Hindi cinema’s most distinctive soundtracks.
When: February 28, 7 pm
Where: Saraca Lucknow
Entry: ₹8,500 onwards
Immerse yourself in monochrome meditations on Varanasi through photographer Shailendra Kumar’s solo exhibition. Capturing the ghats, the Ganga and the layered heritage of Kashi, the black-and-white works beautifully explore the interplay of light, shadow, faith and time. Curated by Vandana Sehgal, the exhibition balances documentary realism with painterly sensitivity.
When: Till March 20, 11 am onwards
Where: Kokoro Art Gallery
Entry: Free
Veteran artist Umesh Kumar Saxena presents an immersive solo exhibition featuring 30 acrylic works. Shifting from his signature line work to vibrant explorations of colour and transparency, Saxena delves into themes of cosmic energy and inner consciousness.
When: Until February 28, 2 pm onwards
Where: Kala Srot Art Gallery
Entry: Free
A unique fisheries and aqua expo, Meen Mahotsav showcases modern fishery technology, entrepreneur-led stalls and expert participation. With over 50 stalls, the festival brings together innovation and awareness in the aquatic sector, offering a niche but fascinating experience for visitors.
When: February 27–28
Where: Indira Gandhi Pratishthan
Entry: Open to visitors
Marking a significant addition to the city’s cultural landscape, the new museum opens its doors on March 1. Dedicated to Awadh’s history and heritage, it features immersive exhibits and interactive galleries that promise to bring the region’s legacy alive for visitors.
When: March 1
Where: Hussainabad
Entry: Open to visitors
From deeply personal storytelling and live music to thought-provoking festivals and contemplative art, Lucknow’s weekend calendar reflects the city’s evolving cultural pulse. Whether you’re seeking inspiration, entertainment or quiet reflection, February’s final weekend offers the perfect excuse to step out and soak in the spirit of the city. Make your plans, book your tickets, and let Lucknow surprise you.
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