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On the vibrant occasion of World Music Day, Manjusha Museum celebrated the timeless spirit of music in a meaningful and culturally enriching way. The event was held in collaboration with SDM English Medium School students and the esteemed Padarthi Team of the Dharmasthala Temple. The Padarthi team, deeply rooted in the sacred traditions of the […]

On June 4, 2025, Manjusha Museum welcomed 25 enthusiastic students from Maharshi Valmiki Vasathi School, Dharmasthala, including children from classes 5, 6, 7, and 8. The students participated in a fun and engaging polymer clay craft workshop where they learned to roll, shape, and mould colorful clay into unique creations. This hands-on activity encouraged their […]

On 8th May 2025, Manjusha Museum hosted a heartwarming and inclusive summer camp in collaboration with the Sanidhya Day Care Centre, Ujire, welcoming specially abled children, many of whom live with Down Syndrome. The event was filled with smiles, creativity, and meaningful interactions. The children enthusiastically participated in tie-dye printing activities, creating vibrant designs on cotton bags, handkerchiefs, and T-shirts. Their joy […]

Manjusha Museum recently hosted an engaging educational activity titled “Cake, Chaos & Crown”, specially designed for the 9th-grade students of SDM English Medium School (CBSE), Ujire. This immersive program explored the fascinating history and impact of the French Revolution, blending education with visual storytelling to bring the past to life. Curated by our intern  Mrigakshi Sarkar, the activity […]

On 28th January 2025, Manjusha Museum organized a special educational program for the 7th-grade students of SDM Primary Kannada Medium School, Dharmasthala, centered around the theme: “The Role of Mass Media in Karnataka’s Socio-Economic Development.” The program was curated by our museum intern,Akshaya as, and aimed to introduce young learners to the powerful influence of […]

Manjusha Museum successfully conducted a four-day Advanced Paper Conservation Workshop from 3rd to 6th March 2025 at the Conservation Lab, Manjusha Museum, Dharmasthala, situated in the heritage-rich region of Dakshina Kannada, Karnataka. This offline, hands-on workshop was crafted to provide a deep understanding of preserving fragile, paper-based cultural artifacts. A total of 12 participants took […]

As a part of its ongoing efforts to promote heritage education and cultural awareness, Manjusha Antique Museum of Dharmasthala organised a special coin exhibition from February 17 to March 1 2025 . This carefully curated event offered a rare opportunity for visitors to explore the evolution of Indian coinage and connect with the rich history, […]