M5 Ecity the premier shopping destination in Electronics City, is set to transport visitors back in time with its exciting “BACK TO THE 90’S” Carnival organized from August 29 to September 14, 2025. The two-week long carnival promises to immerse guests in the nostalgia of the golden decade, recreating the magic of the 90’s era with groovy retro music, classic arcade games, funky photo booths, retro fashion stalls, and food counters serving inspired treats. The event will also feature fun contests, live performances, and vibrant entertainment, offering something for everyone to enjoy.
Yathish Kumar, Group Marketing Head, M5 Mahendra Group said: “At M5 Ecity, we believe in creating experiences that go far beyond retail, making it a true destination for lifestyle, leisure, and community engagement. The 90’s era hold a timeless charm with its music, fashion, games, and cultural highlights, and through this “BACK TO THE 90’S” Carnival, we want to transport our visitors into that nostalgic era. This celebration is designed to help our patrons relive their fondest memories while also giving the younger generation a chance to discover the magic of the decade. With every initiative, including this retro extravaganza, M5 Ecity continues to strengthen its place as a hub for unique and memorable experiences.”
The event features an immersive 90’s-themed indoor carnival that recreates the iconic games, food and interactive zones, bringing nostalgia, childhood magic and family entertainment under one roof. 1000+ people have experienced the carnival so far and expecting another 2500 over the week.
This initiative reflects M5 Ecity vision of combining retail with recreation, creating a space where every visit goes beyond shopping. With “BACK TO THE 90’S,” the mall strengthens its position as a vibrant destination for experiences that bring people together. By curating events that blend entertainment, nostalgia, and community spirit, M5 Ecity continues to set itself apart as a landmark for celebration, connection, and memorable moments in the city.
