The sixth Global Youth Festival wrapped up in Mumbai with two days of music, wellness and immersive experiences, uniting young people and change-makers at Jio World Garden
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Mumbai wrapped up the sixth edition of the Global Youth Festival at Jio World Garden on December 6 and 7, drawing thousands of young attendees for two days of music, wellness, adventure and purpose-driven programming. Unlike typical entertainment festivals, this edition focused on inspiring young people to grow, give back and engage with their communities. The event was organised by the Global Youth Community, which operates across more than 20 countries and 170 cities.
Music remained a major attraction, with Stebin Ben headlining the second day to packed crowds. Performances by the Mahadevan Brothers, Backstage Siblings and Last Minute India added to the energy, while open jamming sessions encouraged visitors to join in and create music together.
Wellness and learning formed another core pillar. A wisdom masterclass by Pujya Gurudevshri drew strong participation, alongside sessions in yoga, meditation, sound healing and breathwork. The Sky Pavilion hosted aerial yoga, while the Flow Pavilion offered guided wellness experiences across the two days.
Adventure zones added a high-energy edge with outdoor bouldering, neon karting, pickleball and oversized games. The Craft Pavilion invited attendees to try hands-on activities such as tufting, ceramics, fluid art and charm-making. Meanwhile, the Arena of Love and Care spotlighted sustainability and social impact through solar installation demos, eco workshops, health awareness booths, animal welfare activities and collaborative art projects,showcasing how young people can contribute meaningfully to society.
The festival ran from 2 pm to 10 pm each day, with wristband access allowing re-entry. Food and beverages were available throughout the venue, which was easily accessible by metro, train and car.