Alor Sandhana Amal Alo a regular yearly event; prize distribution ceremony

The Kolkata Centre for Creativity (KCC) offers a vibrant and stimulating environment for artistic exploration and cultural engagement. The architecture itself is a testament to creativity, blending modern design with traditional elements, creating a unique space that sets the tone for what lies inside. Upon entering, one is greeted by a dynamic display of various art forms, from paintings to sculptures, showcasing the diversity of creative expressions. The gallery spaces are well-lit, allowing each piece to shine and capture the viewer's attention. The exhibitions hosted at KCC reflect a thoughtful curation, bringing together both established and emerging artists. This diversity ensures a rich tapestry of artistic styles and themes, catering to a broad audience. The center's commitment to promoting local talent is commendable, providing a platform for artists to showcase their work to a wider audience. The multidisciplinary approach of KCC is evident in its varied programs, including workshops, lectures, and performances. These events not only cater to seasoned artists but also engage the community, fostering a culture of learning and appreciation for the arts. The facilities at KCC are top-notch, with well-equipped studios and collaborative spaces that encourage artistic experimentation. The center's commitment to education is evident in its outreach programs, aiming to nurture the next generation of creative minds. The staff at KCC is knowledgeable and approachable, adding to the overall positive experience. Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or a newcomer to the art scene, the welcoming atmosphere makes the center accessible to all. In conclusion, the Kolkata Centre for Creativity stands as a beacon for artistic expression in the region. Its commitment to fostering creativity, supporting local talent, and engaging the community makes it a valuable cultural asset. Whether you seek inspiration, education, or simply a space to appreciate art, KCC delivers a fulfilling and enriching experience. 🍽️ Food court: On the second floor of the centre, there is a very good cafe where you can get delicious foods. ♿ Wheelchairs Accessibility: There's a wheelchair accessible car parking and there's a life to go any floor.

Best place for creative mind. Here you can gather lots of knowledge. The place is very peaceful. All the place is very clean.

An exhibition centre with conference hall and other facilities to promote art and culture. There are many beautiful installations inside to admire. Located near Fortis and Ruby Hospital, its a place with different vibe.

Centre for creativity and innovation. Great place to exhibit your art

The 'Tigris: Queen of wildlife' exhibit was amazing. Seminars and workshops were held to raise awareness about the beautiful Royal Bengal Tigers and paintings. The vibrant colours spread across the canvases was a sight to behold. Beautiful work done by artists Daniel Calovi and Maurizio Boscheri. A true treat for the eyes!

One of the most beautiful place to get indulge in your cultural diaries. Went there to see a play and the experience was fabulous. Open stage performance was quite fantastic. The place is huge with ample of place to move around. There are designated floor for seperate activity. Although, the eye-catching sculpture was on the entrance itself. 'Disobedience' or the ANYTIAKOH is one of a unique piece itself. A artist named Nassia Inglessis created that art and believe me you will be amazed to see it. There was even a prayer room and a whole showpiece room itself. Emami's venture in the section of art and creativity by KCC, undoubtedly gave a smile on my face. 😁

I had visited KCC primarily to attend Anupam Ray's Adhrishyo Nagordolna trip, in which he has focused on the illusions that we humans often live in. However, I was awestruck by the beauty that KCC is ! Not only does it conspire against the mundane lives of humans through the presentation of art and culture that India boasts, but is very well maintained and the behaviour of the staff there is also impeccable. I would recommend everyone to visit it !

The event "The legacy of Loss" at Kolkata Centre for Creativity was a great event. The place is near the Calcutta International School. It is near the Fortis Hospital. The building has six floors with art pieces displayed on all floors. The exhibition, which will be on till 29 August.

This is a really nice initiative. The centre is beautifully maintained and has so many interesting things to see. I visited the "Paramparik Karigar" exhibition. The exhibition had a very nice collection of Indian art and handicrafts on sale. The prices were moderately expensive. However, I hope these prices are contributing to the fair payment of the weavers and supporting the handicraft industry. The exhibition was very well laid out with options of cash & card payment available. It was not too crowded and the craft persons took the time to explain what they were selling, the method used in making the product, etc. Overall it was a nice experience. We also visited the cafe on the second floor. It was an interesting experience. I tried the "modern papdi chaat". The amount of food offered could be increased but it was an interesting concept. I hope they add different fusion food items to their menu. I would strongly recommend visiting this place as they have a lot of different events lined up.

Its like a shopping mall of exhibitions! Emami is doing great work in bringing big names of the Indian art world to the degrading cultural capital of India. Also, they have a fantastic reading library with an exhausting collection of art books.

You are not welcome here if you are elderly or disabled. I do not know how a center for creativity has been set up when they do not have even basic humanity or empathy which are the foundations of art and culture. The people here have zero event management skills. Concerts are organized with zero arrangements for the elderly and differently abled. You are expected to stand through 2 hours or more of the performance even if you might not be abled. This is a place only for the young and healthy.

The Kolkata Centre for Creativity (KCC) is a space that showcases art, craft, antiquity, and product design. It is a hub for creativity and innovation in Kolkata, offering a range of dedicated spaces for visitors to explore. The center is housed in a large space and has eight dedicated spaces. Visitors can expect to see a range of exhibitions and events that showcase the best of Kolkata's creative talent. Overall, the Kolkata Centre for Creativity is a great addition to Kolkata's cultural scene. It offers a range of exhibitions and events that showcase the best of Kolkata's creative talent, and is a hub for creativity and innovation in the city. Visitors can expect to find a range of facilities, including a cafe and a gift shop, and the center is easily accessible by public transport.

Amazing place, I was there to attend a workshop on ceramic plate painting. The exhibition hall, the place to Appreciate art and culture away from city buzz to love and dive into art and culture

Literally, a vastly interesting space, with spacious galleries on the ground floor - both were showing retrospective exhibitions at the time of my visit. The first floor auditorium with wooden seating steps was being used for a photoshoot. Walk through the expanse of the gift shop (so much eye candy!) to the Grace Cafe and its all vegetarian menu. We tried an eclectic sev puri (pictured) with a zing of mustard. Take the lift to the top for a view of the paddy fields. A calming sensory experience.

The place was awesome, it is beside Calcutta international school. The main thing... the washrooms were super clean.

A beautiful and modern building for cultural activities which hosts galleries, performance spaces, cafeteria, multipurpose auditorium and many more. I visited their auditorium to watch a play. The auditorium was nice with expandable seating arrangement on wooden stair-like structure in an arena concept. Lights and sound arrangements are good. Overall, it was a wonderful experience.

Immaculately designed architecture and a really really exclusive gallery experience. Perfect for exhibitions of any kind. It also has a shop with unique artistic home decor items and a nice cafe inside. This place deserves more attention than it gets

Great space. Lived the good at the cafe. Providing opportunities for artists and art connoisseurs alike to interact & engage. Kudos!

I love this place... Very eye-warming

I keep on visiting KCC, whenever I am in the city. Over the past few years I have visited many excellent art shows or events at this space. They have a great ambience. The shop is also worth exploring. There’s ample parking space around still. The view from the top floor may interest some. Glad this center was opened in Kolkata and also at a convenient location that is equally accessible from different parts of the city.

A very Good place to organise Official events

Beautifully designed. Spacious. Conveniently located. Very tasty food, though veg.

It was like a very fancy palace out of nowhere! Once you enter the gates, you will feel as if you've been transported to a different world altogether. I went there for a Japanese Arts exhibition & I was simply awed. So, I went ahead & checked out the other exhibitions on display too. I got to know then why it's called the Centre for Creativity. Though a lot of it's still under construction & the things for sale are super pricey, nevertheless, the place offers you a singular experience, akin to very holy place.

Wonderful place, beautiful ambience and displays. The Benodebehari scrolls exhibition was superb

This tall building stands for all things community, creative and creating. Currently, the ground floor, is house to a body of installations being exhibited by Bose Krishnamachari, (associated with Kochi Biennale) titled, "Mirror sees best in the dark." The building hosts multiple art galleries and a collection of paintings made by contemporary and relevant artists. All the paintings and installations make for amusing wanderings and interesting conversations. The space also boasts a compact library which has a variety of books on art, art history and more. You can avail a membership at a fee of RS.500/year and gain access to all the books. Grace, a vegetarian restaurant is not just an apt name for the restaurant, but also what the entire space screams and shouts. A boutique and store is also available where you can buy art supplies, cutlery, linen, show items etc. The space condcuts workshops and events on a regular basis. An Amphitheatre, conservation labs and lot of creative spaces and art exhibits make this place ideal for artists and innovators alike. If this does not make for a creators den, I don't know what will!

Beautiful place for art lovers. We also attended a mellifluous sitar concert by Pandit Manoj Shankar at the venue.

Nice place to see a corporate exhibition. Organized many various workshops in ALL low budgets. 💐

A wonderful collection of art works exhibited in well organized spaces.

Great place to visit for the Art lovers. Each of the floors focused on different types of art/culture.

Beautiful space for art exhibition, with all modern amenities, have proper car parking, incline ramp and lift.

The exhihition and the discussion were interesting and insightful. Along with that, you have other floors in the same building catering to the diverse needs of your sense of aesthetics.

A contemporary ceramics exhibition by falguni bhatt "Bhū-Tatva: elements of earth", displays a mesmerizing range of artworks based on stoneware and ceramics, mostly poreclain, highlighting tge beauty of nature and the ways we have destroyed it. These works explore the ideas of lost landscape and the impact of human activities on world. In Falguni Bhatt's words "my heart is my reaction to my space and surroundings, each piece mirrors a certain moment of my existence".

KCC + Emami gallery = best in town for art lovers. The display, quality, professionalism, attention to detail, everything is impeccable. My favourite indoor place in town!

Hidden gem for Art and Creativity Lovers! A nice place for lots of awesome exhibits and events. A must visit place! No entry fee. You just need to sign and enter.

Visited three exhibitions at this place. One was organised by Kolkata partition museum, displaying paintings of a few eminent artists on the theme of Bengal partition. The other two were on Satyajit Ray. The ground floor has a few paintings of the artist Soma Das displayed, which I absolutely loved.