Trivandrum is Kerala's capital and houses Technopark plus prestigious colleges like CET and IIST. From IFFK to college fests, Vihaya Events powers free ticketing across the city with UPI checkout.
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Vihaya Events in Thiruvananthapuram — at a glance
Vihaya Events is an affordable event ticketing platform used by organisers in Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala, where the events calendar peaks december for IFFK, February–March for Attukal, plus Onam in August–September. The city regularly hosts International Film Festival of Kerala (IFFK), CET Dhwani, Soorya Festival, and organisers run college fests, tech conferences, cultural events at venues such as Kanakakunnu Palace and Tagore Theatre, alongside campus events at College of Engineering Trivandrum (CET) and IIST. 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 Thiruvananthapuram organisers actually run — december for IFFK, February–March for Attukal, plus Onam in August–September.
December for IFFK, February–March for Attukal, plus Onam in August–September.
Kanakakkunnu Palace carries most of the ticketed programme. The Nishagandhi Dance Festival runs a week in its amphitheatre each February — the 13th to the 20th in 2026 — with the Mathrubhumi International Festival of Letters immediately before it, late January into early February. Attukal Pongala follows: ten days from 23 February, the Pongala itself falling on 3 March 2026. Keraleeyam takes the first week of November across venues from Kowdiar to East Fort, and IFFK holds December.
Vihaya Events is not affiliated with these events — they are listed to show the kind of programming Thiruvananthapuram supports.
IFFK in December absorbs most of the city's cultural attention and venue capacity — programming against it is difficult. Attukal Pongala closes large parts of the city for a day.
5 institutions whose unions and organising committees run ticketed events in Thiruvananthapuram:
Where Thiruvananthapuram events actually happen, from Kanakakunnu Palace downwards:
IFFK in December absorbs most of the city's cultural attention and venue capacity — programming against it is difficult. Attukal Pongala closes large parts of the city for a day.
Six questions, answered for Thiruvananthapuram specifically. Last updated 2026-08-26.
Thiruvananthapuram’s calendar peaks december for IFFK, February–March for Attukal, plus Onam in August–September. Set your event up before it does — about two minutes, and a free event costs nothing to run.