Hindustāni, Carnatic, and dance — listed as they are announced.
Shakthi Krishnaa's Bhakthi Maha Utsav — Canada's largest devotional music & dance festival. Over 300 performers: top dance schools from Vancouver and Los Angeles, renowned singers and legendary musicians. Gates open 4:30 PM.
Diwali screening of a documentary deconstructing Kathakali training, mudras and facial storytelling, with introductions by local classical artists.
Celebrating the journey of Kathak dancers: students and professionals share the stage with live music by renowned community musicians, exploring Nayikas in Taal and Nayikas in Bhaav. Accessible seating: 604-501-5580.
Vishal Vaid (vocal, harmonium) with Amarjeet Singh (tabla), Bruce Harding (flute), Baljit Singh and Coach Sandhu. Dinner included with tickets.
Acclaimed guitarist and composer Itamar Erez in an intimate solo performance, part of the Koomeh Series.
North American premiere of Forbidden, Aditi Mangaldas's Kathak-rooted exploration of female sexuality. Text from the Kama Sutra meets a score merging traditional and contemporary sounds; the work challenges the centuries-old taboo shrouding female desire. Two performances: Feb 26 and Feb 27, both 8:00 PM. Ages 14+.
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