Windmills Craftworks is a pioneering cultural and hospitality space that helped introduce India to the concept of intimate, listening-room style live music, thoughtfully bringing together performance, design, craft beer, and globally inspired cuisine.
After being in Bengaluru for many years, a few months ago, they launched their Hyderabad outpost with a performance by internationally acclaimed guitarist and composer Stephane Wrembel, accompanied by Josh Kaye (guitar) and Ari Folman-Cohen (bass) — known for their contemporary interpretation of gypsy-jazz and improvisational soundscapes, designed for an immersive, close-listening concert experience.
As one of India’s earliest listening-room music spaces, the brand has been instrumental in shaping how audiences experience live performance. The music-first, design-led hospitality is a melange of architecture, acoustics, and mood crafted for attentive listening.
This is where craft beer and culinary craftsmanship com together to create seasonal brews paired with a globally inspired menu. The founder-curated artist philosophy is led by architect and entrepreneur Kamal Sagar.
Windmills’ entry into Hyderabad’s evolving cultural ecosystem is a global–local cultural bridge with international and Indian artists presented on equal footing. The launch will also showcase Windmills’ fresh, flavour-forward craft beers and a curated food program ranging from small plates to hearty mains and desserts.
Read the full story that first appeared in The New Indian Express dated May 31, 2026 here:
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