An important area of activities of this organization is to promote Rabindra culture and the practice of cultural events of rural Bengal. The inmates of Swadhar Greh and (Home for women) and  CNCP Home (Home for girl-children) are learning music; dance etc., moreover the theatre workshop is conducted in regular basis in collaboration with ‘Sahityika Santiniketan’, a theatre group, in view of mainstreaming the inmate girls in distress.

The Centre for folk-lore is an important section of the Institute, devoted to the study and promotion of folk-lore in India which was initiated in the year 1985.

The young Bauls (some of them often feel tempted to sing cheap songs to gain cheap popularity) are always encouraged by the centre and are assisted to get proper training under the noted "Guru".  The youths of Tribal villages around Santiniketan and Sriniketan are also encouraged to organize cultural programmes in the Centre, in the Villages and also in Kolkata.

SUDHA KARU SHILPA KENDR-  a production cum selling centre is being run to rehabilitate the present inmates of ‘Kshanika’ Swadhar Greh (Home for women) and of ‘Naveena’ Girls’ Home, as well as to organize a production cum marketing place for the ex-inmates of the Home and other poor rural artisans, who want to be economically self-supported through producing and selling their handicraft products, such as bag, purse, kantha & Gujrati (embroidery) saree, kurta, swal, blouse piece, jute wall-hanging & mat etc. and hobbyloom products. This creative work makes a great impact on these distressed girls and women.

During the period from 2018-19, the annual exhibition of crafts of the organization held at Elmhirst Centre from 25-30 July 2018 on the occasion of 88th birth anniversary of Late Nabakumar Mukherjee, the founder of the organization. The handicrafts of the inmates and local artisans along with home-made spices have been displayed and sold. These handicraft products have also been displayed and sold in the annual fair of Nava Nalanda School, Santiniketan. The exhibition at Poush Mela was also very much successful in this year. Our inmates displayed and sold their hand made items with great enthusiasm.  On the occasion of 10th Elmhirst Memorial Lecture, another such exhibition was also held at the Home premises. Our Chief Patron Sir David Green inaugurated the exhibition and appreciated a lot.