Show house presented the three days unique music festival with the title “One India Many Voices” in order to propagate the message of unity in diversity, through classical, semi classical and light music, featuring eminent performers like Ustad Shujaat Khan for Sitar recital, Dhrupad by Ustad Wasfuddin Dagar, Bhajans by Bhajan Samrat – Pt Anup Jalota, Carnatic vocal by Raga Sisters –Ranjani and Gayatri, Gazal and Geet by Priyanka Barve. Khayal and Thumri by Ronkini Gupta, Suf

he cultural ties between India and Guyana found a special expression in Georgetown as Amrapali Magazine unveiled its June 2026 issue, Ganga to Demerara, alongside the launch of Kathak Kalpika, a comprehensive course book on Kathak dance, bringing together heritage, history, literature, dance and cultural learning.

Indian classical dance will took centre stage in New York in June 2026 as Dr. Pranaame Bhagawati, former Director of Kathak Kendra, New Delhi, and Founder & Artistic Director of Amrapali Society for Arts, participates in a series of Kathak activities in Long Island and Richmond Hill. The New York Kathak Workshop 2026, organised in association with AMRAPALI (Society for ARTS) and Vivarta Arts, was scheduled from June 7 to 9, 2026, at Hicksville, Long Island, New York. The work

Seven year old Master Naman Anand Hembram is the "Little Champ' as he was judged the best dancer in the junior category for the Antarang Utsav National Dance Competition (2026), organised by All India Dancers Association (AIDA) in Mumbai on 20th April. Master Naman is a trained Bharata Natyam dancer and has been seeking training under award winning Bharata Natyam exponent and mentor,based in New Delhi, Ayush Jaiswal. He is the director of Ayush Dance Works(ADW), a premier onl

Shivapriya School of Dance (Bengaluru) presented the elevating Bharata Natyam performance by Dr. Sanjay Shantaram on the occasion of his birthday on 7 th March at Seva Sadan auditorium, Malleswaram, Bengaluru. The holistic performance “Kavi Kavya Namana” was a tribute to the great scholars whose soulful compositions have enriched and elevated the field of Indian classical dance.

Arka Kala Kuteera (Bengaluru), presented Arka Kalasambrama-15 programme to mark International Women’s Day on March 8 at Arka Theatre,JP Nagar,Bengaluru. It was amazing to watch the varied facets of women with divine manifestations, performed by three group of accomplished Bharata Natyam dancers, Reshma Shreenath and Shruthi P Ravikumar, Bhavana Kanthy and her disciples and the Rupesh’s Arangham ensemble. It was gratifying to watch the dancers dancing with complete involvement

The Samved Society for Performing Arts proudly presented the 36th Pt. Durgalal Festival as a heartfelt tribute to the legendary Kathak maestro Durga Lal—the torchbearer of the Jaipur Gharana, whose scintillating performances captivated audiences across the globe. Organised annually by his devoted disciple, Uma Dogra, the festival stands as an enduring expression of reverence to her guru and a celebration of India’s rich classical heritage. This year’s edition was held on 20th

Young Kathak dancer Ms. Charvi B. Kashyap has been awarded the prestigious Centre for Cultural Resources and Training (CCRT) Scholarship for the academic year 2025–26, marking a significant milestone in her artistic journey.

The AMRAPALI (Society for ARTS), one of the leading socio-cultural organistaion of Assam, founded by the power dance couple and Cultural Activists Rudra Jayanta Bhagawati and Dr. Pranaame Bhagawati recently performed Kathak dance recital along with the students from Amrapali Institute of Arts, led by Dr. Pranaame Bhagawati at the 77th ICCR Day Celebration, held on April 9, 2026 in the Embassy of India in Tokyo, Japan and organised by Swami Vivekanand Cultural Centre, Tokyo an