Please note this exhibition is free to attend and no booking is required. 400,000 Muslims fought in the First World War and over a million in the Second World War as part of the British Indian Army. It is estimated that more than half of these soldiers were recruited from the Punjab and regions that […]
As YĀTRA is a piece that is still in development, it has come to our attention that it will not be suitable for people under the age of 15, as there is some explicit language. This FREE event is presented in Partnership with SHOUT Festival please book here. An informal sharing of stories, movement, poetry […]
Presented in partnership with Birmingham Indian Film Festival This film screening is free to attend, but must be booked in advance from here. The quest for a home is eternal. To some it’s a refuge and to a lot of us it’s probably the nest we all want to belong to. This short film is […]
Due to ongoing train strikes, the PRO GATI: Roundtable will now take place online. Participants will still need to book here, and the link will be emailed to ticket holders. Moderators – Paul Russ and Piali Ray A facilitated conversation around the question of gender in South Asian dance and how that is manifest in […]
Through a spoken word soundtrack, the audience is taken into the interior world of the performer and invited to explore their own sense of identity
Brought to you by Sampad, South Asian Arts in partnership with Acacia Family Support. The film addresses perinatal mental health encompassing pre and postnatal depression and post natal psychosis. A mother, a relative, a doctor; three voices come together to paint an intimate portrait of the hopeful experiences and the hopeless feelings of being a new […]
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