Portuguese, Dutch and the British once owned Fort Kochi parade ground. This is the place where Portuguese stored their weapons and the others conducted military parade and trainings. Today this four-acre ground is the largest open ground in Fort Kochi.
Cochin Club, David Hall, VOC Gate and St. Francis are the boarders of the ground. Kochi biennale took the ground as an out door space for installations and cultural events.
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 "John at the performance of MIA at the inaugural of Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2012")
 "MIA performing at the opening of Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2012")
