• Cultural programme by the teachers and students of the Helena Roerich Academy of Arts for Children, IRMT, Naggar on the occasion of Christmas and New Year.

• “Individual Expressions 05”, the exhibition-cum-workshop by the group of six artists headed by Prabhinder Lall r/o Chandigarh and Naveen Dhiman r/o Lakhanpur, HP.

Grand celebrations of the 111th anniversary of Svetoslav Roerich.

• Opening of the permanent exhibition “Himalayan Folk Art” in the Laboratory Block of “Urusvati” Institute. 
• Opening of the painting exhibition “India and Russia: a Duet” by Shanti Kushwaha r/o Delhi. 
• Opening of the exhibition-cum-workshop on the Pahari Miniature and Chamba Rumal conducted by Padmashri Vijay Sharma r/o Chamba. 
   

• Painting competition “Let us Preserve the Sublime Heritage of the Past for the Glorious Future! Himalayan Culture in the Art of Nicholas Roerich” among the children of Naggar and neighbouring villages.

• Opening of the Cultural-Educational Centre, IRMT
• Opening of the exhibition of paintings by Atmaram Koigade, a Maharashtra artist residing in Manali.

• Group exhibition-cum-workshop “Through the Hills” organized by Prof. Sadhna Sangar, Secretary, Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi, Chandigarh, Head, Department of Fine Arts, Govt. College, Mohali, Punjab, r/o Chandigarh and the group of artists comprising Ashok Kaushal r/o Chandigarh, Kamal Pal r/o Chandigarh, Anuradha Thakur, r/o Ahmedabad and Kiran Sharma r/o Chandigarh. The event was curated by Sree Arts Gallery, Gurgaon.

• Exhibition of paintings by Tejas and Gaurav Gogavale r/o Pune, Maharashtra titled “Fusion”.

Grand Celebrations of the 113th anniversary of George Roerich.

• Opening of the permanent exhibition “Nicholas Roerich: Life and Creative Work” in the Administrative Block of the “Urusvati” Institute.  
• Academic seminar “George Roerich, the Eminent Explorer of Asia” with the participation of the famous Buddhist scholar, linguist and writer Tsering Dorje, Dr. Petr Abramov, ICR, Moscow and lamas from the Pangang Monastery, Distt. Kullu, HP.
• Opening of the exhibition of Tibetan Thangkas by the students of Tibetan Children’s Village School, Patlikuhl, Kullu, HP. 
   

• Step 1 of the international painting and essay writing competition “The Image of Hero in the Creative Work of Nicholas Roerich” among the students of the Helena Roerich Academy of Arts for Children, IRMT, Naggar. The competition was the first step of the 17th open regional art-and-music contest “The Colour and Sound of Roerich’s Realm” conducted annually by the administration of the Leningrad Region in cooperation with the St.Petersburg branch of the ICR, Moscow.

• IRMT exhibition “Nicholas Roerich: Life and Creative Work” travels to Bhuri Singh Museum, Chamba town, HP, during the annual local festival Minjar Mela.

• Sanjay Thakur r/o Arcchandi, Kullu, HP, Chetan Singh r/o Alu Ground, Kullu, HP, Jai Chand Thakur r/o Arcchandi, Kullu, HP and Manoj Kumar r/o Duara, Kullu, HP held their exhibition of wood sculpture, models of local temples, painting, and the photographs of vil. Malana and its inhabitants.

• Lecture-cum-video-presentation on “The Image of Hero in the Creative Work of Nicholas Roerich” for the students of the Helena Roerich Academy of Arts for Children, IRMT, Naggar, and their parents.

• Exhibition of works captioned with the verses from Adi Granth by the photographer Yadvinder Singh r/o Sangroor, Punjab.

• Exhibition of paintings by Gurdip Dhiman r/o Chandigarh “Vastu, Way to Happiness". (Vastu is a traditional Indian science of architecture and design).

• Exhibition of paintings by Prof. Sadhna Sangar, Secretary, Punjab Lalit Kala Akademi, Chandigarh, Head, Department of Fine Arts, Govt. College, Mohali, Punjab, r/o Chandigarh and Simrit Luthra r/o Chandigarh.

• Exhibition of the Himalayan photography by Peter Wolledge (UK).

•  Exhibition of paintings by the local artist Prem Chand r/o Katrain, Kullu, HP. 

• Exhibition of paintings “Dhwani” by Bhader Singh r/o Dagshai, Solan, HP. 

• Exhibition of paintings by Dr. Seeme Murtaza, Associate Professor, JMI, New Delhi.

• Group show-cum-workshop on contemporary art organized by Prof. Prashant Tripathi r/o Saharanpur, UP.

• Group exhibition of painting and sculpture by Prabhinder Lall r/o Chandigarh and Naveen Dhiman r/o Lakhanpur, HP. In total seven artists participated in the exhibition. They also organized a workshop.

• The painting and sculpture exhibition by Nagesh Hankare, Satish Gharage and Raman Lohar, r/o Kolhapur, Maharashtra titled “Inspiration”.

• Exhibition of pictorial works by the local artist Manoj Kumar, r/o Duara, Kullu, HP.

• Opening of the exhibition of contemporary painting by Jaskanwal Kaur and Satwant Singh Sumail, r/o Chandigarh.

• Lecture and video presentation on the creative work of Nicholas Roerich during the Second World War (1939-1945).
• Award distribution ceremony for the winners of the painting competition “Peace through Culture”.
   

• Painting competition “Peace through Culture” among the students of the Helena Roerich Academy of Arts for Children, IRMT, Naggar dedicated to the 70th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War and the 80th anniversary of the Roerich Pact.
• Opening of the exhibition of paintings by the hereditary artist Vijay Rao, r/o Jaipur, Rajasthan, and other representatives of his artistic family. 

Grand celebrations of the 70th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War and the 80th anniversary of the Roerich Pact. 

• Opening of the exhibition of Nicholas Roerich’s prints “The Sacred Spring of Victory” organized jointly with the International Centre of the Roerichs, Moscow, and the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Republic of India.
   

• Celebrations of the 80th anniversary of the Roerich Pact in the Helena Roerich Academy of Arts for Children, IRMT, Naggar. Lecture and video presentation on “The History and Relevance of the Roerich Pact.” 
• Beginning of the new semester in the Academy. 
   

• Cultural programme on the occasion of the International Women’s Day.
• Opening of the exhibition of contemporary painting by Sapna Sharma r/o Mandi, HP.