Reporting checked: 11 October 2026, 3:28 PM IST.
Chandigarh’s cultural calendar has a devotional performance on the horizon with Shakti-Verse, described in its ticket listing as an immersive Devi experience. The programme is listed for Sunday, 18 October 2026, at the Mini Auditorium of Tagore Theatre in Sector 18, Chandigarh, bringing together sacred sound, live music, storytelling, collective chanting and moments of stillness.
What the programme includes
The BookMyShow event description presents Shakti-Verse as an experience built around the idea of the Divine Feminine and the symbolism of Shakti. Rather than describing a conventional concert alone, the listing refers to a mix of sound, music, ancient wisdom, storytelling and participation. The event is framed around reflection as well as performance.
The listing connects the programme to Navratri and the form of Maa Kalaratri. That makes the timing relevant for audiences looking for a cultural or devotional activity during the festival period. The event description does not name individual performers, so visitors should consult the ticket page for any additional programme information rather than relying on unverified social-media posts.
Date, venue and entry details
The event is listed at Tagore Theatre’s Mini Auditorium, Chandigarh, on 18 October. There is a timing discrepancy within the ticket page: its event description gives 6:30 PM to 8:00 PM, while the summary panel displays a 6:00 PM start. Attendees should confirm the exact entry and start time on the live booking page before travelling.
The listing shows a ticket price of ₹650 and an age restriction of 16 years and above at the time of checking. Hindi and English are the listed languages. Prices, availability and entry rules can change, so treat the current ticket page as the final reference when making plans.
Tagore Theatre is a long-standing cultural venue in Sector 18. Its official website provides venue information and booking listings for a range of performances. Visitors travelling from Mohali or Panchkula should confirm the auditorium entry point and leave time for evening traffic.
Who may be interested?
Shakti-Verse may appeal to people interested in devotional music, cultural storytelling and participatory experiences that combine listening with reflection. It could also be an option for visitors who want a quieter, theatre-based event during a week otherwise filled with outdoor festive celebrations. Since the ticket listing specifies an age limit, families should check eligibility for each attendee before booking.
Before leaving home, save the ticket confirmation, recheck the event’s timing and confirm whether any venue instructions have been updated. The available description does not provide a detailed running order, so avoid assuming that particular artists, rituals or segments will be included unless they are confirmed by the organiser.
Why it matters
Events that bring music, storytelling and spiritual themes into a theatre setting add variety to Chandigarh’s cultural programme. They give audiences a chance to encounter devotional traditions through a staged, shared experience while supporting performers and the city’s live-arts ecosystem. For residents planning Navratri activities, Shakti-Verse is a distinct indoor option alongside Garba nights and community celebrations.
Image note: The featured image is an illustrative photograph of a Durga sculpture at the Indian Museum, not an image from Shakti-Verse. Photograph by Saketh Vemula, licensed under CC BY 3.0; details are available on the Wikimedia Commons file page.
