Valsang

Formerly Indigo and sarangi dyeing was done with dyes mixed in water found in one of the wells in the village having some ingredients used in dyeing. The dyeing industry has decayed with the introduction of chemical dyes. Though some dyers are still found in the village, they have also adopted chemical processes. Weaving saris is a specialty of the weavers in the village and the occupation is not at present confined to any particular castes. The annual turnover of the weavers including those in the co-operative fold as revealed by the local inquiries amounts to about six lakhs of rupees.

Valsang is a place of farms. This place is surrounded by farms and small villages. To reach this place you can take a Govt. Bus from Solapur or you can get the private jeeps from Solapur Pani tank about 26 km (16 mi) away. Its main agriculture product is paddy growing.[1]

The Swami Samarth Suth Girni (cotton mill) is located on Akkakote Road. The main industry of the village is farming and small shops. Some people will work in Solapur and others do their farms. There is also Hutatma Smark in which old age people will gather and discuss. It was constructed by the Maharashtra government. This is located on the Solapur - Akkalkote Road.

1. Shankar Linga Jatra (Fair):- Once a Year there will is a Jatra, and all people of the village celebrate the fair. In the evening there will be Nandi Kol (Long Holi Stick) which people will carry these Nandi kol and take around to the whole village. On the next day, there will be Pallaki Utsav of god statue & also there will be a play stage performance (Natak). After the fair, there will be free curry food (Kharbheli) people use to bring the rotti (Bread) from their homes and use to eat the Curry. This will be done by village young people who collect the money from people and make kharbeheli (curry).
2. Chowdamma Devi Fair: This fair takes place in the month of May/June. Approximately 2–3 Lac people come from different places to attend the fair and take Darshan of the Devi Mata. The fair is pretty well known for its BalBatla which is the Kannada word for a plate containing the fire. BalBatla is made up of silver and it is held by a person who is believed to take the form of Chowdamma Devi. During the fair, people follow him for the whole night. This Balbatla Jatra is covered live on Solapur Vruth darshan which is a local news channel for the Solapur district.
3. Shivjayanti is also celebrated on 19 Feb in this village, All youngsters will ride a statue of Shivaji around the village with music and celebrate the Shiv Jayanti.

Valsang Jatra are festivals held in Valsang. This village hosts many fairs every year. The 4 main Jatra are Shankar Linga Jatra, Chowdeshwary and Basavvana Jatra, and Siddeshwar Jatra.

Shankar Linga Jatra on this day young and old gather near the Temple and take the holy sticks (Nandi kol) and walk around the villages with lighting and music. On the next day, a play is performed with an abundance of people to make happen on a very large scale.