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A stage performance at a festival event with a red banner reading "...andotsava" and "...vara Devalaya Brahmotsava" behind the dancers. Six female dancers in traditional Bharatanatyam costumes stand on a green stage floor with a blue skirted stage edge. Most wear jewel-toned silk with gold borders, flower garlands in their hair and gold necklaces. In the centre foreground, a performer in an orange costume and a white head covering bends forward and touches the floor with both hands, while a dancer in a blue and gold outfit reaches toward her. Potted ferns stand along the back of the stage and a seated musician in blue is visible at the right edge.

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Evening cultural performance on a stage with a green carpet and blue skirting, in front of a large red backdrop reading "Ānandotsava" with "2010" and a banner portrait of a man in orange and yellow robes with a white headband and a garland. Seven young female dancers in colourful classical costumes, pink, green, teal and magenta with gold borders and jewellery, strike poses with arms raised. A seated musician with a stringed instrument appears at the right edge.2009-12-29Five female classical dancers perform on a green-covered stage in front of a red backdrop with the large word "Nandotsava" and a partial "2010" lettering, with pot plants at the sides. From left, dancers in blue costumes with gold borders and white flower headpieces press their palms together in namaste or raise hands in expressive gestures, while the dancer second from left wears a red and gold costume and the others wear teal and green silk with gold waist belts and layered necklaces. The stage has a blue skirt-like drape at its base and a brick wall with orange curtains behind.2009-12-30December 29 20092009-12-29December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30December 30 20092009-12-30Three young girls perform a classical Indian dance on a stage with a green floor and blue skirting. The two outer dancers wear teal and gold costumes with gold borders and flower hair decorations, while the centre dancer wears a green blouse with a white skirt and gold trim. They hold their arms outstretched in mudra-like poses. Behind them a red banner reads 'Nandotsava' and 'Brahmotsava', with a small blue deity murti of Krishna standing on a white table. Musicians sit at the right side, one playing a veena, with potted plants and orange drapery visible.2009-12-29A stage performance at the Ānandotsava Brahmotsava event. A male dancer in a saffron-orange dhoti and shawl with a white head wrap stands centre, hands extended, flanked by female dancers in pink, magenta, teal and green silk costumes with gold borders, flowers in their hair and ankle bells. Musicians sit at the right edge. The backdrop is a red banner reading Ānandotsava and 2010. Green stage carpet and a light blue skirt frame the floor. Several dancers are mid-movement with palms pressed together in namaste.2009-12-29December 30 20092009-12-30A stage performance at the Anandotsava festival, with a red backdrop reading Anandotsava and a smaller line beneath it reading Ananda Eshvara Devalaya Brahmotsava. A man in an orange-yellow dhoti and shawl with a white headband stands center stage with palms pressed together in namaskar. Around him, a group of young girls in colourful silk costumes with gold borders, including pink, yellow, teal and green, stand in a row with hands folded and some with hands on hips in classical dance poses. A green stage floor and a light blue skirting frame the scene, with a small audience visible at the bottom edge.2009-12-29Stage performance at the Ānandotsava event on a green stage with a light blue skirting. A man in an orange saffron robe with yellow-orange cloth wrapped at the waist, and a white headband, stands center with hands folded in namaste while smiling. Around him, about eight young women in traditional Bharatanatyam-style dress in pink, magenta, yellow, teal and blue silk stand with palms pressed together in greeting. A red backdrop with a large portrait of a man in an orange turban and the event title and year is behind them, with a stage monitor at right and a few audience members visible at the bottom edge.2009-12-29A stage performance at the Ānandotsava celebration. A man in a saffron-orange dhoti and matching shawl, with a white head wrap and palms pressed together in anjali, stands barefoot at centre stage. Around him, women and girls in colourful silk saris and traditional Bharatanatyam-style costumes in pink, magenta, yellow, blue and green, with flowers in their hair, stand in greeting poses with palms joined. A large red banner behind reads Ānandotsava and Ānandeśvara Devalaya Mahotsava 2009. Green carpet covers the stage floor and a blue satin skirt hangs at the edge, with an audience visible in the foreground.2009-12-29