Ghare Baire is a museum-exhibition curated and organised by DAG at the old Currency Building in Kolkata. This comprehensive showcasing of the art and artists of Bengal, the first of its kind, finds itself in a majestic building that was once the British Raj imperial government Currency Department's office in 1868.

Displays personal collection of artworks of SD Ahuja. They have a collection of 2000 artworks of over 250 artists. These artworks are from all across the world but mostly are from India and around.

The largest and oldest museum in India showcasing a range of historical, cultural and scientific antiques, fossils, sculptures, and art objects.

A space created for showcasing art by critical contemporary artists with a multidisciplinary approach and their programs extend from exhibition-making to knowledge creation, through regular talks, performances, workshops.

A space created for showcasing art by critical contemporary artists with a multidisciplinary approach and their programs extend from exhibition-making to knowledge creation, through regular talks, performances, workshops.

Gallery showcasing contemporary and modern art supporting the development of art in India.

Interactive arts centre hosting diverse programmes spanning art, craft, performance art, and product design.

Foundation and museum devoted to promoting and showcasing modern and contemporary Bengali and Indian art.

A multi-faceted art organization nurturing and disseminating creative and critical activity in the field of the arts, especially fine arts, theatre and cinema.

19th century neoclassical mansion best known for its marble floors, walls, and sculptures. The palace is one of the best preserved mansions in Calcutta.

A 1920s townhouse restored and converted into a contemporary boutique hotel.

Cozy cafe with a wholesome menu and store featuring a wide range of contemporary crafts, textiles and ceramics in collaboration with traditional artisans.