The Head Office of the Kendra is housed in its five-storey complex. It is situated in Sector 35-B, Chandigarh. It has been constructed at a cost of Rs. 40 lakh with financial assistance provided by the Department of Culture, Government of India. The building accommodates its Administrative, Examination. Training, Performance and Research Wings, providing extensive facility for practical Training in Music and Dance. The first floor of the building has guest rooms for visiting artistes and the Bhaskar Rao Indoor Auditorium, where regular Monthly Baithaks and other programmes are held from time to time.
Mohali Edifice
The Mohali complex of the Kendra is situated in Sector 71. The complex brought into reality the vision of the indefatigable Guru M.L. Koser and Guru Shobha Koser, the founders. Such an all-encompassing concept was never been visualised and brought into reality anywhere else in the cultural world. This complex is yet another feather in the Kendra's cap. Although five-storey complex of the Kendra in Chandigarh is an archietectural landmark, the Mohali edifice is regarded as the virtual cultural cosmos as it provides, under one roof, every facility which is required by students, researchers, artists, art lovers and academics pursuing a career in various disciplines of the performing arts.
This unique complex has spacious rooms for holding training classes in music, dance, drama, fine arts (painting) and rehearsal rooms, a reference library, a ninety-girl well-equipped hostel for Indian and foreign students, an art gallery, two modern auditoriums suited for holding performances, conferences and seminars. It is situated in a peaceful environment which is must for the students of the music and dance.
Kolkata Edifice
Besides these two landmark buildings, the Kendra has also its own building in Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, which houses its Eastern Regional Office. It is situated in Dhakuria, about 45 minute drive from Howrah railway station. Dhakuria is well-connected with bus and taxi service.
The Head Office of the Kendra is housed in its five-storey complex. It is situated in Sector 35-B, Chandigarh. It has been constructed at a cost of Rs. 40 lakh with financial assistance provided by the Department of Culture, Government of India. The building accommodates its Administrative, Examination. Training, Performance and Research Wings, providing extensive facility for practical Training in Music and Dance. The first floor of the building has guest rooms for visiting artistes and the Bhaskar Rao Indoor Auditorium, where regular Monthly Baithaks and other programmes are held from time to time.
The Mohali complex of the Kendra is situated in Sector 71. The complex brought into reality the vision of the indefatigable Guru M.L. Koser and Guru Shobha Koser, the founders. Such an all-encompassing concept was never been visualised and brought into reality anywhere else in the cultural world. This complex is yet another feather in the Kendra's cap. Although five-storey complex of the Kendra in Chandigarh is an archietectural landmark, the Mohali edifice is regarded as the virtual cultural cosmos as it provides, under one roof, every facility which is required by students, researchers, artists, art lovers and academics pursuing a career in various disciplines of the performing arts.
Besides these two landmark buildings, the Kendra has also its own building in Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal, which houses its Eastern Regional Office. It is situated in Dhakuria, about 45 minute drive from Howrah railway station. Dhakuria is well-connected with bus and taxi service.
