As much as the philosophy is to heal. The aim is also to externalize and propagate. We see dance as something that heals the outer world as well; sometimes, it educates, and sometimes, it is entertaining.
We provide regular performance opportunities once learners have honed their skills and are ready to showcase their talent. This is the chance to shine and share their love for classical dance.

The centre regularly holds workshops for learners to decipher the dance movement and field from an outside perspective.

Chelanga puja is an annual showcase of those students who can perform a composition independently. It also introduces them to the art of being a holistic artist responsible for the event. Here, we learn other aspects of being a dancer.

Arambham marks the journey of a dancer as an explorer. It is a year-long holistic training of an experienced dancer that concludes in a solo home production. The learner will be mentored by various mentors. Unlike an arangetram, the dancer and the mentors will be encouraged to be involved in all aspects of the event.