A stage, not just an open mic.
ManchHouse started with a simple question: why should a city like Sidhi have to travel somewhere else to find a real stage?
Not an open mic organiser with a microphone and a corner of a café — a proper platform for comedy, poetry, music, storytelling and open mic, run with the same seriousness as any live entertainment brand in a bigger city.
Mehfil-e-Sidhi is the first mehfil: a full evening built around five artforms, ticketed seating, a real lineup, and a room designed to make performing here feel like an occasion — for the artist and the audience.
Sidhi is the beginning, not the ceiling. ManchHouse is built to travel — the same platform, the same standard, city after city — while staying rooted in the culture and community it starts from.
For artists
A structured path from application to stage — comedy, poetry, music, storytelling and open mic — with a real audience at the end of it.
For audiences
A ticketed, seated, properly produced evening — not a casual gathering, a mehfil worth dressing up for.
For partners
Visibility inside a room the city is genuinely paying attention to, from day one.