Young dancers perform in traditional Odissi attire, with vibrant green, red, and blue costumes, moving gracefully in synchronization as part of a cultural dance showcase.

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We’re looking for a Production Manager

Make an impact at Kala The Arts: We’re reshaping our Board of Directors to better ref...

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We’re looking for a Learning and Engagement Manager

Make an impact at Kala The Arts: We’re reshaping our Board of Directors to better ref...

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Join Kala The Arts as a Trustee

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Apply for your free place by Fri 14 Feb 2025

Celebrate Holi this spring with free CPD sessions for Reading teachers

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Apply for your free place by Fri 14 Feb 2025

Celebrate Holi this spring with free CPD sessions for Rushmoor and Hart teachers

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Could you volunteer with Kala the Arts?

Help us bring Kala the Arts to new communities and audiences in 2025!

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Winter Newsletter: Bringing light and dance to the darker nights this autumn and winter…

...With our Diwali Light It Up! parades, the launch of our exhibition at Reading Museum

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“It’s been a captivating adventure…”

In this blog, young Tribhang dance student Anjel shares her experience of touring with ...

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Sharing Shivoham at Pavilion Dance South West

Shiovham, Sapta and live music from violinist Rohan Roy made for an electric evening at...

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Curating The Art of Dance from the Sub-Indian Continent Exhibition

We had a fantastic and impactful launch event in October for Kala the Arts’ new exhib...

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