Date: Sunday 26 September 2010
Time: 2pm to 5pm
Admission: FREE
Eid in the Square celebrates Eid ul-Fitr,
the Islamic holiday marking the end of Ramadan, the month of fasting.
It is a day of both cultural significant in Islamic life as well as an occasion for spiritual blessings.
It is a festival of great happiness and celebration and is rejoiced by millions of Muslims
around the world, bringing communities, families and friends together.
Come and join Londoners across the capital, as they celebrate the Muslim festival of Eid-ul-Fitr. Plus enjoy souks, stalls, exhibitions and children's activities.

Diwali on the Square 2010 in London

31st October 2010 (annual)
Trafalgar Squar, Westminster, London, WC2N 4JJ
Telephone: 07712 177 703
The annual colourful and religious event of Hindus, Sikhs and Jains, Diwali on the Square 2010 comes back in London's most beautiful Trafalgar Square to make people enchanted. The 'Festival of Lights', Diwali in London's Trafalgar Square is now turned into a well-liked festival for South Asians along with other people in the UK.
London's Trafalgar Square will be decorated and time-honoured Indian music will be heard all over the square. One can also anticipate Indian theatre together with modern and long-established dances, counting the energetic Garba and Dandia. Keen folks of all religions can attend this luminous celebration of the victory of light over darkness.

Enjoy an action-packed festival in London's Trafalgar Square, which brings together Hindus, Sikhs, Jains as well as other people from all corners of the Europe to celebrate an amazing 'Festival of Lights' - Diwali on the Square in London!
For more information on Diwali on the Square 2010 in London, please phone 020 7983 4100.
Visiting Diwali on the Square 2010 in London:
Cost: Free
Time: 2pm - 7pm
Age Restrictions: n/a
Nearest Underground Stations:
Charing Cross Tube (2 minutes)
Leicester Square Tube (4 minutes)
For more information please visit: http://www.diwaliinlondon.com

Buddhist Festivals & Special Events
At the LBC we celebrate a number of traditional Buddhist festivals –
for instance the Enlightenment of the Buddha. These festivals often have a strong element of collective practice,
meditation and ritual. They are an excellent way to meet and practise with others.
We also have special events such as Buddhist rituals to mark the full moon nights,
and Mandala Community Evenings – where people who regularly attend
the LBC meet with the council of trustees to discuss the direction of the centre.

A Classical Evening by Chandra Chakraborty

Upcoming Concerts

http://www.chandrachakraborty.info/pages.asp

http://www.bilaatbanglautsav.com/index.html

This year puja will be held from 13th October 2010,
Wednesday to 17th October 2010, Sunday at the Camden Centre, Bidborugh Street, London WC1.
Vijaya function will be held on 17th October Sunday 2010
at the Camden Centre from 5.00pm to 10.30 pm.
Details will follow later.
Kali puja will be held on 5th November 2010, Friday at the Camden Centre, Bidborough Street, London wc1.

Bangali Cultural Association

http://www.bcauk.co.uk

South London
Sarbojonin Durga Puja
13 - 17 October 2010 — Chak 89, 105 Bond Road, Mitcham, Surrey, CR4 3HG

http://www.nehrucentre.org.uk/Programmes.html

Mon 23 August 6.30 pm Book Launch : Children's Literature in 21st Century and IGCSE Hindi Ved Mohla MBE in conversation with Kailash Budhwar..

Wed 25 August 6.30 pm Lifting the Curtain: Niranjan Pal & Indo-British Collaboration in Cinema in the UK (1902-29)

Thu 26 August 7.30 pm Martial Art : Kalaripayattu Bodhidharma To be held at Sangam Centre, 210 Burnt Oak Broadway, Edgware, Middlesex HA8 0AP, For further information, please ring 020 - 8952 7062 or e-mail : info@sangamcentre.co.uk
Exhibition of Watercolours : The Splendours of Rajasthan
John Drummond, FCSD, HON DES RCA

Mon 30 August 2.00 pm An Evening with the Visiting Indian Poets The 17th Virat Kavi Sammellan..

http://www.nehrucentre.org.uk/Programmes.html

9 September - 22 October 2010

Directed by Mukul Ahmed

Bangladeshi theatre breathes new life into the greatest love story ever told, Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet.

Weaving together Shakespeare’s verse and Bengali poetry, People’s Romeo is a dynamic cross-cultural performance made for our time. Five performers use Pala Gaan – a theatre style which combines music, dance and storytelling - to re-invent this classic of English theatre.

What a beautiful escape. A totally uplifting experience.
Caroline Hardy (audience member)

http://www.tara-arts.com/#/studio/studio

http://www.womeninlondon.org.uk/

Location:
YORK HALL
5-15 Old Ford Road,
Bethnal Green London,
E2 9PJ 020 87095841

http://www.londonsu.org/

Methopath bengali cultural events

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Eid in the Square 2010

Diwali on the Square 2010 in London