On 21st September, Shirley Park in Solihull will come alive with an exciting celebration of South Asian culture, brought to you by Sampad and The Core Theatre. With an incredible line-up of dance, music, and workshops for all ages, this free event promises a day filled with colour, rhythm, and joy.
The Day’s Line-up:
- Ultimate Bhangra: Join a lively workshop showcasing traditional Bhangra moves and the powerful beats of the dhol drum.
- Natasha Seth: Known from ‘The Voice’, Natasha will perform a mix of popular songs in English and Hindi.
- India Island Academy: This dynamic Bollywood dance group will take you on a thrilling journey through film with their performance.
- Devika Rao: Performing the classical Yakshagana dance, this group’s striking costumes and graceful moves will captivate audiences on stage and throughout the park.
- Sohan Kailey: Get ready to dance all day as Sohan mixes popular music with Bollywood and Bhangra beats.
- Mehndi Artist: Enjoy beautiful henna art from a talented Mehndi artist available throughout the event.
Your Guide to Getting to Shirley Park
We strongly encourage using public transport to make your journey smooth and eco-friendly. Here are the best ways to reach Shirley Park:
- By Train:
Shirley Park is conveniently located near Shirley Train Station, which is serviced by regular trains from Birmingham Moor Street and Solihull. From Shirley Station, it’s a short 10-minute walk to the park. - By Bus:
Several bus routes connect Birmingham and Solihull to Shirley Park.- The number 6 from Birmingham City Centre or Solihull stops at Stratford Road, just a 5-minute walk from the park.
- The 49 also runs nearby and drops you close to the park’s entrance.
Be sure to check the local bus timetables for the latest schedule. You can do this here
- By Bike:
If you’re local, cycling to Shirley Park is a fun and eco-friendly way to arrive. There are many cycle-friendly routes in Solihull, and you’ll find plenty of space to park your bike near the park. - On Foot:
If you live close to Shirley Park, walking is the perfect way to get there. It’s a chance to enjoy the fresh air and a stroll through Solihull’s lovely streets.
No need to book in advance—just show up and enjoy a day of dance, music, and workshops in celebration of South Asian culture. Find out more about the event here.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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