Mangalore — Karnataka's coastal hub — hosts NITK Engineer fest, beach concerts, and a growing food and culture circuit. Vihaya Events lets organisers ticket every event free with native UPI checkout.
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Vihaya Events in Mangalore — at a glance
Vihaya Events is an affordable event ticketing platform used by organisers in Mangalore, Karnataka, where the events calendar peaks october for Dasara and February–March for the NITK fests. The city regularly hosts NITK Surathkal Incident, NITK Engineer, Mangaluru Dasara, and organisers run college fests, beach concerts, cultural events at venues such as T V Raman Pai Convention Hall and Tannirbhavi Beach, alongside campus events at NITK Surathkal and Manipal Institute of Technology. As of 2026-08-26, free events pay nothing and paid events carry a 1.75–4.5% platform fee, with UPI checkout via Razorpay, QR check-in, and payouts on request inside about 2 working days.
Last updated: 2026-08-26
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What Mangalore organisers actually run — october for Dasara and February–March for the NITK fests.
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Karavali Utsava is the coastal fixture, opening around 20 December and running into early January with Yakshagana, folk dance, music and craft stalls, traditionally staged at Panambur Beach. Mangaluru Dasara during Navratri is the other civic anchor. Panambur, Tannirbhavi and Someshwara beaches take the New Year crowds, and NITK Surathkal supplies a national-entry campus fest calendar just up the coast at Mangaluru’s northern edge.
Vihaya Events is not affiliated with these events — they are listed to show the kind of programming Mangalore supports.
NITK Surathkal sits outside the city proper at Surathkal, so publish transport details with the ticket. Coastal monsoon June–September rules out outdoor events.
4 institutions whose unions and organising committees run ticketed events in Mangalore:
Where Mangalore events actually happen, from T V Raman Pai Convention Hall downwards:
NITK Surathkal sits outside the city proper at Surathkal, so publish transport details with the ticket. Coastal monsoon June–September rules out outdoor events.
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Mangalore’s calendar peaks october for Dasara and February–March for the NITK fests. Set your event up before it does — about two minutes, and a free event costs nothing to run.