Registered under the Travancore-Cochin Charitable Societies Act1955, and affiliated with government institutions like Kerala Sangeetha Nataka Academy, Kerala Folklore Academy, Nehru Yuva Kendra Sanghathan and State Youth Welfare Board, JEEVAKALA, the Kala Sanskarika Mandalam has been functioning since 2009. Jeevakala is always progressing in the fields of arts and culture through different activit
ies. About 300 children are enrolled in various courses such as music, instrumental music and dance. Since 2017, we have had the rare opportunity to perform children's Thiruvathira every year at Sabarimala sannidhanam. "Adhyatma Ramayana" written by Tunjath Ramanujan Ezhuthachan, the father of modern Malayalam language, is being performed as a month-long study series on Ezhuthachan. Its aim is to acquire the charisma of the Malayalam language through the classes conducted by academic scholars. Thiruvathirakali is the art form of Kerala where women only perform on stage. A state level competition titled "Varika Varthingale" is being conducted to promote traditional Thiruvathira wherein Kerala’s biggest prize money of Rs 50000, Rs 25000, & Rs 10000 are given to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place winners respectively. By making the Navratri a musical hub, dance and music are performed in 9 venues on 9 days. These are the platforms made available to those who are studying in various courses in live Arts. Swami Vivekananda Jayanti, World Environment Day, Republic Day, Vishu and Dhanumasa Thiruvathira are also celebrated with different ideas. On the annual day of April 14, it is customary to share food with the orphans and share in their joys and sorrows. Navratri celebrations are celebrated with devotion. The aims are to unite people from all walks of life through the magic of music and to uphold the concept of nationalism.
