
About The Festival

Youth Solidarity Festival
Bringing together youth from across Nepal
The Youth Solidarity Festival is one of the most iconic events held at Kathmandu University, known for bringing together young people from all over the country to celebrate art, music, and culture. Having originally been organized until 2010, the festival saw a revival in 2023 after a 13-year hiatus.
Its return has been met with overwhelming enthusiasm, making it a landmark occasion that unites students and the community in the spirit of youth, creativity, and national solidarity.
Festival Highlights
Our Mission

Message from the Club

Mr. Ganesh Thapa
Advisor
As an advisor, I have witnessed the Youth Solidarity Festival grow into a powerful platform for youth expression through art, music, and culture. The 2023 revival was not just a return, but a reawakening of unity and creativity. The enthusiasm since then proves its lasting impact. I am proud of the students' dedication and hope this year's festival continues to strengthen youth connections and national solidarity.

Mr. Nishchal Rasaili
President, Youth Solidarity Club
As President of the Youth Solidarity Club, I see the festival as more than an event—it is a movement driven by youth passion and purpose. Since 2023, it has shown what young people can accomplish with the right platform. We aim to create a space where every voice counts. I welcome all supporters to join us in making the 2025 edition a landmark celebration of Nepal's youth.

Mr. Nishant Sapkota
Event Coordinator
Coordinating this festival is both a privilege and a joy. It is where youth from across Nepal unite through creativity and ideas. Despite the challenges, the energy from students, artists, and partners keeps us going. Every part of the event is designed to inspire connection. I invite everyone who believes in youth potential to join us in creating something extraordinary for 2025.
Our Venue
Kathmandu University, Dhulikhel
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Kathmandu University
Kathmandu University (KU), founded in December 1991, stands as a leading autonomous, not-for-profit public institution dedicated to fostering academic excellence across a wide array of disciplines. With a mission to provide quality education for leadership and a vision of serving humanity through knowledge and technology, KU has garnered a strong reputation both nationally and internationally.
Event Schedule
May 30-31, 2025
Literature Festival & Inauguration Ceremony
Venue: CV Raman Hall, KU
Registration & Welcome
Participant registration and welcome refreshments
Inauguration Ceremony
Official inauguration by Hon. Foreign Minister Dr. Arzu Rana Deuba
Panel Discussions
Literature, identity, and Nepali culture discussions
Lunch Break
Networking lunch for participants
Poetry Recitals
Poetry readings by renowned and emerging poets
Book Launches
Launch of new publications and literary works
Youth Competitions
Literary competitions and creative writing contests
Cultural Performances & Exhibitions
Cultural shows and art exhibitions celebrating Nepali heritage
Featured Artists
Experience amazing performances by Nepal's top artists
John Rai and The Locals


The Elements

Purna Rai and DajuBhai Haru
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