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

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
“It’s been a captivating adventure…”

“It’s been a captivating adventure…”

In this blog, young Tribhang dance student Anjel shares her experience of touring with ...
Sharing Shivoham at Pavilion Dance South West

Sharing Shivoham at Pavilion Dance South West

Shiovham, Sapta and live music from violinist Rohan Roy made for an electric evening at...
Curating The Art of Dance from the Sub-Indian Continent Exhibition

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 exhibit...
Diwali: Light it Up! performance at Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre

Diwali: Light it Up! performance at Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre

We had a brilliant time presenting Diwali Light It Up! with our Shivoham performance to...
Summer Newsletter: Catching up on all things Kala The Arts

Summer Newsletter: Catching up on all things Kala The Arts

From previewing our new creative artistic project, Shivoham, to Odissi masterclasses, o...
The Art of Dance from the Indian Subcontinent

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The Art of Dance from the Indian Subcontinent

The Art of Dance from the Indian Subcontinent is now open at Reading Museum.

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