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Preserving the Legacy of
Indian Fine Arts Since 1932
Celebrating Music, Dance & Culture with
Passion, Tradition and Excellence.
A Legacy of Classical
Excellence Since 1932
Founded on January 14, 1932, by Sri B.V. Gopalakrishna Rao and Violin Maestro Sri T. Chowdiah, The Indian Fine Arts Society has been serving the cause of music, dance, and drama for over nine decades. The Society has nurtured many legendary artistes and continues to uphold India’s rich cultural heritage. Its prestigious Annual Music Festival attracts rasikas nationwide and honors excellence with the revered titles Sangeetha Kalasikhamani and Natya Kalasikhamani, celebrating outstanding contributions to classical arts.
In addition to the grand festival, the Society conducts composer commemorations such as Tyagaraja Aradhana and other cultural observances every year. As a non-profit organization without its own auditorium, it relies entirely on the generosity of donors and sponsors. Your support through donations and sponsorships will help preserve and promote our timeless classical traditions for generations to come.
A Legacy We Are
Proud Of
Dedicated Service
to Fine Arts
250+
Distinguished Artistes Honoured
100+
Distinguished Artistes Honoured
1000+
Hours of Performances
10000+
Rasikas Inspired Across Generations
Upcomming Events
Awards & Recognitions
or over nine decades, The Indian Fine Arts Society has honoured legendary artistes whose extraordinary contributions have enriched Indian classical music and dance. Conferred during the prestigious Annual Music Festival, these awards celebrate artistic excellence, lifelong dedication, and the preservation of India’s timeless cultural heritage. Each honour reflects the Society’s enduring commitment to recognizing excellence and inspiring future generations of performers and connoisseurs alike.
With every accolade, The Indian Fine Arts Society reaffirms its commitment to nurturing excellence, preserving timeless traditions, and celebrating the remarkable achievements of artists who keep India’s classical arts vibrant for generations to come.
Natya Kalasikhamani
Sangeetha Kalasikhamani
Lifetime Achievement Award
Our Leadership
Guided by Vision. Strengthened by Tradition.
For decades, the Society has flourished under the dedicated stewardship of distinguished office bearers who have upheld its founding ideals and cultural mission.
Mr. K. V. Ramachandran
President
Mr. K. Venkatrangam
Vice President
Dr. R. Radhakrishnan
Honorary Secretary
Mr. S. Sekar
Honorary Treasurer
Voices of Appreciation
Reflections from rasikas and artistes who cherish our cultural journey. Their words echo the spirit of tradition and artistic excellence that the Society has upheld for decades. Through music, dance, and devotion, unforgettable experiences are created on our stage. These voices reflect the lasting impact of our festivals, honours, and cultural initiatives across generations. Together, they celebrate a legacy built on passion, dedication, and pride in India’s timeless artistic heritage.
