Lahore Festival Showcases Sufi Poetry and Traditional Arts by Liaqat Parkvi, Taj Mastani, and Shaukat Faqir
Published on 4.13.25
The Walled City of Lahore Authority's cultural festival is a celebration of the people's spiritual connection to art, featuring Sufi poetry, folk dance, music, and traditional arts. The event highlights the significance of art in bringing people together.
The festival showcased performances by various local artists, including Liaqat Parkvi and Taj Mastani, who are well-known for their contributions to traditional music. Shaukat Faqir's energetic performance was another highlight of the event, demonstrating the importance of folk dance in Pakistani culture.
The collaboration between the Walled City of Lahore Authority and the Government of Punjab has brought together artists from different backgrounds, emphasizing the role of art in bridging cultural divides. The festival's focus on Sufi poetry and traditional arts reflects the rich cultural heritage of Pakistan, with many attendees expressing their appreciation for the event's spiritual undertones.
The success of the festival demonstrates the power of art to unite people across geographical boundaries.