Horniman Circle Garden
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About Horniman Circle Garden
Horniman Circle Garden is a circular public garden in the Fort district, ringed by a crescent of nineteenth-century commercial buildings and facing the Asiatic Society's Town Hall. St Thomas Cathedral, the first Anglican church in Mumbai, completed in 1718, stands beside it. The garden is a regular outdoor stage: it hosts the Sufi and mystic music festival Ruhaniyat and is one of the venues of the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, when music and dance concerts are held on its lawns. On ordinary days it is a quiet lunchtime park for office-goers. It is named after Benjamin Horniman, the editor of the Bombay Chronicle who supported Indian independence.
Frequently asked questions
What events take place at Horniman Circle Garden?
It hosts the Ruhaniyat Sufi and mystic music festival and is a venue for the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival's music and dance concerts.
How do I reach Horniman Circle?
Walk from Hutatma Chowk on the Aqua Line (about 10 minutes), or from CSMT or Churchgate (about 15 minutes each).
Is entry free?
The garden itself is a public park. Kala Ghoda Arts Festival events are free; other concerts may be ticketed, so check the listing.
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