Curated by the world-famous choreographer and artistic director, Kathak guru Usha Gupta, the ensemble comprises six renowned Kathak dancers from India and is accompanied by an orchestra of well-known vocalists and musicians for what promises to be an event to remember.
Proceeds from ticket sales, as well as donations from local businesses and individuals, will be donated to BC Children’s Hospital. This fund supports the most critical needs of BC Children’s Hospital, including new equipment and research initiatives.
A grade 12 SouthRidge School student Suvaan Bhatha is taking the lead in organizing the 7th annual Relay for Life Event. Year after year, the school has set an annual target of raising $100,000.
The Vaisaki parade in Surrey is the largest outside of Punjab, India and is expected to draw a crowd of over 500,000 people. Road closures will be in place from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm on the day of the parade. Delays may be expected for travel between 72 Avenue to 88 Avenue, and Scott Road to King George Boulevard.
The parade starts at the Ross Street Sikh Temple and proceeds along Main Street, drawing thousands of people from diverse backgrounds. The parade features an impressive mix of traditional and modern elements, such as Gatka, Bhangra, and spirited singing.
Located on the gorgeous Vancouver waterfront with a dramatic mountain backdrop, the magical evening began with a red-carpet reception. 550 guests were greeted with a flurry of cameras, flashing lights, and a sense of excitement—attendees arriving in stunning outfits, reflecting the spirit of the occasion.
