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Art, coffee &
conversation.

A monthly Sunday art popup at Good Earth Malhar & Other Community Spaces – resident artists display their own work and stay to talk about it, right in the middle of an ordinary Sunday.

Every 2nd Sunday · 7:00–10:30 AM & 4:00–7:30 PM

Today's picks from theartadda.in ↗ — changes daily

9
Editions held
10+
Artists shown
Mar 2025
Founded

Counts as of September 2026 – the archive grows every month. Live numbers at theartadda.in ↗.

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The idea

A gallery for one Sunday a month

Art Adda is a monthly art popup at Good Earth Malhar & Other Community Spaces. Once every second Sunday, resident artists bring their own work – paintings, photography, murals, illustration – and stand beside it to talk about how it was made.

There's no white cube. Work leans against the wall by the billing counter, hangs from rope and clothespins strung near the wash basin, or perches on an easel by the door. It's woven straight into the regular Sunday crowd – breakfast in the morning, snacks in the evening – so an ordinary gathering becomes, for a few hours, a gallery.

At Art Adda, art comes to you. It doesn't wait behind gallery walls to be found – it arrives with your coffee, your conversation, your community.

Art Adda was founded in March 2025 by Sneha M L and Sharada Arun, who turned a first show of four friends into a Sunday ritual that's grown month by month since. Read more on the vision page ↗.

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When & where

The Sunday rhythm

Venue
Good Earth Malhar & Other Community Spaces
When
Every 2nd Sunday
Morning session
7:00 – 10:30 AM
Evening session
4:00 – 7:30 PM

Set-up starts around 6:30 AM, about 30 minutes once an artist knows what goes where. Everyone stays through both sessions to talk with visitors, take feedback, and tell the story behind each piece.

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The archive

Recent editions

Nine editions in, each one built around whoever's showing that month, sometimes a single artist's body of work, sometimes several brought together.

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The community

Hands behind the work

Self-taught and formally trained, designers and engineers turned painters, a decade of yoga-teaching turned watercolour practice, everyone who's shown at Art Adda so far. New names join with every edition.

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Join in

Bring your work to a Sunday

Any resident artist can show at Art Adda. Submit your work and the guidelines will walk you through the practical side, how to display, price, and protect a piece in a food-and-coffee space.