Launched in September 2010, Sunday Soul Sante was envisaged as a platform for artists and budding entrepreneurs to showcase their talent and grow their business. The first event in Bengaluru, which had 70 curated stalls selling everything from indigenous art to handmade jewellery and food, had 2600 people in attendance. Now, over a decade later, the Sante has grown to accommodate over 250 stalls and 12000+ visitors at their day-long event. With vendors from across India selling their unique creations, the Sante is not just about a great shopping experience but a full day of entertainment with live music, fun workshops for kids and a sprawling F&B zone. This family and pet friendly event attracts people across all age groups and is the perfect way to spend the day with friends and loved ones while also supporting homegrown brands. 

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What makes Sunday Soul Sante truly unique is the fact that it has served as a launchpad for the creators of brands such as Chumbak, Alicia Souza, Graphicurry, The Purple Turtles and Chinita, who have gone on to become reputed businesses. One of the many initiatives undertaken by the founders of Sunday Soul Sante is the Heart of Sante which provides a platform to budding artists and disadvantaged entrepreneurs to showcase their products free of cost.  The promise to support Indian art, craft and design remains at the core of every Sunday Soul Sante event. 

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After establishing its presence in Bengaluru, the Sante has successfully launched in Hyderabad and Mumbai as well as collaborated with the VH1 Supersonic festival in Pune. With the incredible talent to be found across India, the plan is to establish Sunday Soul Sante across other cities giving undiscovered artisans an opportunity to shine.