KUALA LUMPUR, September 9 – Pertubuhan Kesenian dan Kebudayaan SRFA will host a massive six-day cultural celebration featuring over 100 activities at Taman Tasik Titiwangsa from September 11 to 16. Under the leadership of director Madam Nalini Rathakris, the SRFA Kondattam 2026 initiative operates as an official component of Festival Budaya Malaysia 2026 organized by the Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture (MOTAC). Consequently, cultural preservation groups are uniting to showcase traditional arts while pursuing official international record titles.
Over 100 Activities Set For SRFA Kondattam 2026
The festival brings together artists, students, volunteers, and local families to promote diaspora heritage on a national stage. Program directors designed the lineup to engage young people in traditional arts while providing sustainable community support.
Throughout the six-day schedule, visitors can attend performances, arts showcases, and interactive workshops. Furthermore, the event hosts Namma Nattu Kalyanam 2026, a community wedding initiative that fully sponsors traditional wedding celebrations for couples facing financial challenges.
Bid For ASEAN Record At SRFA Kondattam 2026
A major highlight of the six-day festival is SRFA’s formal bid for ASEAN and Asian record recognition. The organization aims to secure the record for the most traditional Indian art and cultural activities within a single diaspora heritage festival organized by one cultural association.
| Program Feature | Details |
| Event Name | SRFA Kondattam 2026 (Under Festival Budaya Malaysia) |
| Event Dates | September 11 – September 16, 2026 |
| Venue | Taman Tasik Titiwangsa, Kuala Lumpur |
| Record Ceremony | September 16, 2026 (ASEAN & Asian Records Recognition) |
| Key Highlights | 100+ Activities, Namma Nattu Kalyanam Community Wedding |
Community Impact And Record Recognition Schedule
Meanwhile, festival organizers are finalizing preparations for the ASEAN & Asia Records Recognition Ceremony on September 16. The final-day ceremony will officially record SRFA’s contribution to Malaysia’s cultural landscape.
Ultimately, SRFA Kondattam 2026 highlights how grassroots organizations can elevate local traditions into broad national platforms. By pairing record-breaking cultural showcases with sponsored social welfare programs, the festival creates lasting educational and economic benefits for participants across Malaysia.
For full event schedules, activity breakdowns, and venue details, please refer to the official Kondattam SRFA 2026 event brochure attached below.
