Euphuism ’26 Returns to GCU Guwahati from March 11–14
Girijananda Chowdhury University (GCU) in Azara, Guwahati, is set to host Euphuism ’26, its annual cultural festival, from March 11 to March 14.
The four-day event will bring together students, performers, and cultural enthusiasts from across the city for a celebration centred around the theme “Roots & Resilience.”
Euphuism ’26, the annual cultural festival of Girijananda Chowdhury University in Guwahati, will be held from March 11–14 at the GCU Azara campus. The festival will feature performances by Joi Barua, The Cultivators, and Street Stories, along with competitions and a tribute to Assamese music icon Zubeen Garg.
Major Performances Planned at GCU Azara Campus
The festival will feature performances by several well-known artists and bands.
Highlights of the music lineup include:
- Joi Barua, known for his soulful compositions and film music
- Popular Assamese band The Cultivators
- High-energy performances by Street Stories
These performances are expected to attract large student audiences and music lovers from across Guwahati and nearby areas.
Tribute to Zubeen Garg
One of the key segments of Euphuism ’26 will be a tribute to Assamese music icon Zubeen Garg, whose work has had a major cultural impact in Assam.
Organisers say the tribute aims to celebrate the legacy of one of the most influential voices in Assamese music.
Competitions and Cultural Activities
Apart from musical performances, the festival will also host a wide range of competitions and cultural events.
These are expected to include:
- Performing arts competitions
- Student talent showcases
- Cultural exhibitions
- Interactive campus activities
University cultural festivals often serve as platforms for students to showcase creativity, talent, and collaborative spirit.
A Major Student Festival in Guwahati
Euphuism has grown over the years into one of the prominent university cultural festivals in Guwahati, attracting participation from multiple colleges and student communities.
With the theme “Roots & Resilience,” the festival is expected to highlight elements of Assamese culture, youth creativity, and contemporary campus life.
Event Details
- Venue: GCU Azara Campus, Guwahati
- Dates: March 11–14
- Key Performers: Joi Barua, The Cultivators, Street Stories
- Special Segment: Tribute to Zubeen Garg
What Happens Next
Students and visitors are expected to gather at the GCU Azara campus over the four-day event for performances, competitions, and cultural activities.
The festival will conclude on March 14, following the final day of performances and celebrations.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. When will Euphuism ’26 take place?
Euphuism ’26 will be held from March 11 to March 14 at Girijananda Chowdhury University in Guwahati.
Q. Where is the festival being hosted?
The event will take place at the GCU Azara Campus in Guwahati.