Hindustāni, Carnatic, and dance — listed as they are announced.
Ustad Akram Khan plays a tabla solo in tribute to Ustad Zakir Hussain, in an intimate baithak setting.
Sitar virtuoso Sharanjeet Singh Mand with seventh-generation Ajrada Gharana tabla maestro Ustad Akram Khan, in an intimate Indian classical recital.
26th annual Aradhana: individual and group Carnatic music performances, Tyagaraja kritis and tributes. Lunch and refreshments provided.
Carnatic vocal recital by T.M. Krishna, with Rajna Swaminathan (mridangam) and Sruthi Sarathy (violin). Doors 6:30 PM.
Fourth in the intro series: Kerala's Mohiniyattam, its gentle lasya style, presented by dancer and educator Saritha Rajesh.
KVP Heritage Society presents Gaurav Bhatti and Amrapali Bhandari in an evening of Kathak with a live classical ensemble.
Curtis Andrews (mridangam/percussion), Raman Kalyan (Carnatic flute), Jared Burrows (guitar) and Shruti Ramani (vocals) — a cross-genre ensemble rooted in South Indian rhythm.
Jaipur Gharana vocalist Manjiri Asanare-Kelkar with Sanjay Deshpande (tabla) and Dnyaneshwar Sonawane (harmonium). Swarlaya Foundation of Arts Fall 2026 tour.
A Hindustani vocal recital closing the Salon Series, accompanied by tabla, harmonium, and sarangi.
Bharatanatyam recital by Meera Sreenarayanan. First of two evenings with Tanveer Alam's Kathak the next day.
Toronto Kathak artist Tanveer Alam performs a solo recital, presented by Mandala Arts and Culture Society with the Roundhouse.
Music and dance festival with Bharatanatyam, folk dances and instrumental music by 300+ performers from dance schools in Vancouver and Los Angeles, with live orchestra. Tickets $20 by e-transfer; see the event page.
Vishal Vaid (vocal, harmonium) with Amarjeet Singh (tabla), Bruce Harding (flute), Baljit Singh and Coach Sandhu. Dinner included with tickets.
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