Nine contemporary artists examine the world through colour and memory in ‘Chromatic Psyche: A Collective Art Show’.

The finale celebrated ambition and purpose as Dhakal claimed the crown alongside Arya Nishaant and Kashis Subba.

Spanning five decades, ‘Kokuho’ traces one performer's moral cost of becoming indispensable to art.

In ‘Ek Hul Batas’, Sanod Maharjan transforms Tistung into an abstract landscape of nature and colour.

The play experiments with blending melodrama, tragedy, musical theatre and horror.

Sagar Manandhar’s solo exhibit traces the evolving language of his decades-long engagement with abstraction.

Running clubs are drawing young people by blending fitness, social connection and mental well-being into a single activity.

From theatre to film, actor Jiwan Jung Basnyat on casting and the need for Nepali film industry to take creative risks.

From a small gathering of colleagues to a growing community of photographers, photowalks have created spaces to learn, explore and see Nepal differently.

‘Mythical Real’ brings together 17 artists whose works examine the enduring connections between humanity and nature.

Strength training and balanced nutrition can help women with PMOS improve insulin sensitivity and long-term health.

‘Miss Menuka’ reimagines ‘La Putain respectueuse’ through the realities of sex workers while exploring Nepal’s social and political structures.

The ‘Xtreme Energy Drink Presents National Music Awards’ honoured artists across 16 categories, bringing together established and emerging musicians for an evening of performances and tributes.

Ethnomusicologist Anna Marie Stirr discusses how a chance encounter with Dohori sparked decades of research into Nepal’s musical heritage, oral traditions and cultural preservation.

Every artist has a pre-performance ritual. Kuma Sagar, Asmita Adhikari and Sushant KC share their preshow rituals and favourite memories from previous Radio Kantipur National Music Awards.