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BMC To Spend ₹3.58 Crore On Accommodation, Kitchen And Dining Facilities For Artists At Jogeshwari Shilpgram Garden

Mumbai: Artists visiting the Matoshree Meenatai Thackeray Shilpgram Garden in Jogeshwari East to showcase their work will soon have access to accommodation and essential amenities on the premises, with the BMC set to spend Rs. 3.58 crore on the project. Tender Process Initiated For Facilities The civic body's Gardens Department has initiated the tendering process for developing accommodation…

BMC To Spend ₹3.58 Crore On Accommodation, Kitchen And Dining Facilities For Artists At Jogeshwari Shilpgram Garden

Mumbai: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) will allocate Rs. 3.58 crore to develop accommodation, kitchen, dining and toilet facilities at the Matoshree Meenatai Thackeray Shilpgram Garden in Jogeshwari East. The tender process for the project, which includes residential space for artists from across Maharashtra, has been initiated by the Gardens Department.

The amenities will provide affordable accommodation to artists who participate in cultural programmes and events at the venue, as many struggle to afford expensive hotels in Mumbai. The planned infrastructure will consist of residential areas, a kitchen, dining hall, and toilet facilities, catering to the needs of artists during events and staff requirements.

Artists will pay fees based on their stay duration. The Shilpgram garden, spanning 55,000 square meters, showcases Maharashtra and India's cultural heritage through sculptures, traditional games, dance forms, and other practices.

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