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In an exciting showcase of tradition, community, and artistry, the North GA Indian Dance Fest is poised to unite Georgians in a celebration of Indian dance.
CUMMING, GEORGIA, UNITED STATES, February 19, 2024 /EINPresswire / -- In an exciting showcase of tradition, community, and artistry, the North GA Indian Dance Fest 2024 is poised to unite Georgians in a celebration of classical Indian dance that transcends time and borders. Hosted at West Forsyth High School, 4155 Drew Road, Cumming, GA, this event invites you to be part of a magical journey through the ancient art of Indian dance, free of charge, thanks to the dedication of the Soorya Foundation and the crucial support of the Forsyth County Arts Alliance in preserving and promoting traditional performing arts.
This year's festival, happening on March 23, 2024, at 3:00 PM, promises an even more enchanting experience than the last, which captivated audiences with performances from award-winning dance companies and local talents alike. Representative Todd Jones will inaugurate the event, marking the start of a memorable day. The event will feature a dazzling array of artists from Georgia, Tampa, FL, and Los Angeles, including the acclaimed Soorya Ensemble, Rudram Dance Company, and local schools such as Darshini Natyalaya and Bharata Darshana. Together, they will bring to life a 2000-year-old dance form from South India, celebrated for its intricate music, storytelling, and spiritual depth.
Last year's festival was graced by the presence of entertainers, local influencers, and even Senator Shawn Still, highlighting the event's significance in bridging cultures and communities. This year aims to surpass expectations, offering a unique opportunity to engage with the art form and its masters, including revered local gurus Sasikala Penumarthi, Padmaja Kelam, Soujanya Madhusudan, and Gayatri Seshadri.
Admission is free, but registration is essential to ensure a seamless experience. Secure your spot by registering through Eventbrite for the North GA Indian Dance Fest 2024 and be part of this extraordinary celebration of culture, community, fun, and dance. The Soorya Foundation, a nonprofit organization founded by the award-winning dancer and choreographer Sushma Mohan, extends a warm invitation to all, emphasizing the importance of community participation in keeping traditional arts alive.
The Soorya Foundation's mission to protect, promote, and preserve Indian Traditional Performing Arts has garnered support from prestigious institutions such as the National Endowment for the Arts and the Georgia Council for the Arts. By attending, you're not just witnessing breathtaking performances; you're also supporting a noble cause that contributes to the cultural richness of our community.
Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in the beauty of Indian classical dance and be part of a gathering that celebrates heritage, unity, and the transcendent power of the arts.
Join us at the North GA Indian Dance Fest 2024 and be part of a tradition that continues to inspire and bring people together, year after year.
About the Soorya Foundation for Performing Arts
Founded in Los Angeles under the guidance of Guru Sushma Mohan, the Soorya Foundation for Performing Arts is a beacon of tradition and innovation in the performing arts. With a focus on dance and music festivals, performances, and educational programs, the foundation strives to celebrate and disseminate the rich tapestry of Indian classical dance and music. Your support and participation help ensure that these art forms thrive for generations to come.
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