Showing Events in 2010

A free monthly series presenting music from India to uplift the spirit on Saturday lunchtimes

Bringing together twenty diverse youth and community groups from across Birmingham

Exploring the cultural heritage from Kashmir to Kanyakumari through music and dance

Film Screening with Special Guests Sharmila Tagore and Sangeeta Datta

A free monthly series presenting music from India to uplift the spirit on Saturday lunchtimes

Internationally-renowned dancer Seeta Patel presents the exhilarating classical Indian dance form of Bharatanatyam

Join us for a magical evening of classical Indian dance inspired by the cultural masterpiece The Ramayana recounting the legendary story of Rama and Sita.

Film Screening at FLIP Animation Festival

Human stories from the urban landscapes of India and the UK, told through music, dance and spoken word

Human stories from the urban landscapes of India and the UK told through dance, music and spoken word.

Human stories from the urban landscapes of India and the UK told through music, dance and spoken word

Award winning dancer Sanjukta Ray is currently performing in In The Further Soil. This workshop accompanies the performance at mac.

Human stories from the urban landscapes of India and the UK told through dance, music and spoken word.

Bangladeshi Theatre breathes new life ino the greatest love story ever told.

Human stories from the urban landscapes of India and the UK told through dance, music and spoken word.

Featuring Ranjana Ghatak (vocals) and Jesse Bannister (saxophone)

Shri Hans Raj Hans and Ustad Tari Khan

Padmashree Dr S P Balasubramanyam in concert with Chitra and Karthik

Dawn Jackson and Kali Dass perform an informal sharing at the end of a three-week residency

A free dance peformance, part of ArtsFest 2010

A free dance performance, part of ArtsFest 2010

Be transported by Faheem Mazhar, acclaimed master of the ancient Indian vocal tradition. Part of ArtsFest 2010

Celebrate our 20th birthday with a fun-filled day out for family and friends

Contemporary dance and music extravaganza

A monthly series presenting music from india to nurture and uplift the spirit on Saturday lunchtimes

Bringing to life the epic love stories of the Ramayana through dance and music

Celebrating Rabindranath Tagore and Allama Muhammad Iqbal, two hugely influential South Asian poets

Featuring Urban Jungli a Brummie based group with an international mix of artists, ‘mashing’ up and ‘clashing’ sounds of reggae, hip hop, indi-rock, bhangra-punk and desi beats to create a rich and fresh urban-world sound.

Indo/Irish music from Milun, featuring Surmeet Singh, Chris ‘O Malley, Sam Proctor and Upneet Singh.

A series of provocative conversations exploring community issues in Birmingham

A fun and interactive workshop for budding storytellers of all ages with Peter Chand

Join international storyteller Peter Chand for tales of foolish kings, harsh mother in laws, wise elders and talented monkeys all told in his own unique and exuberant style.

Anoushka Shankar explores the timeless beauty of the ancient, classical Indian musical styles

This fantastically talented dance duo are rising stars in the field of Kathak.

Special Offer: 2 for 1 tickets A modern interpretation of a classic 5th century Sanskrit play by the famous Indian […]

A free monthly series presenting music from India to nurture and uplift the spirit on Saturday lunchtimes

The City Sings is a new work written by Artmusic’s composer Helen Ottaway to celebrate the re-opening of mac.  Performing […]

A vibrant performance by Janavak, presenting a diverse repertoire of folk dances from across India.

Come and take part in the ancient craft of Rangoli floor art!

This 20th anniversary exhibition takes you on a journey of south asian arts in Birmingham since 1990.

Charged and vibrant, this folkloric celebration is an outdoor extravaganza unlike any other.

A stunning performance brought to you by one of India’s favourite mandolin players, Pandit Sugato Bhaduri.

A dynamic live audio/visual project that re-scores and re-visualises the cinematic masterpiece Mother India.

The first session features Sanchita Pal, one of the most accomplished North Indian Classical vocal artists resident in the UK today.

A rare UK performance from one of the great visionaries of Hindustani classical music, Pandit Shiv Kumar Sharma

Grab a seat and tuck in as a guest of Hardeep Singh Kohli. This celebrated broadcaster, raconteur, writer and cook combines comedy with inventive cuisine in a wonderfully funny and laid-back evening’s entertainment.