Young dancers perform in traditional Odissi attire, with vibrant green, red, and blue costumes, moving gracefully in synchronization as part of a cultural dance showcase.

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Diwali Light it Up! 2025 volunteer call-out: Reading

Each year, our Diwali Light it Up! parade and performance brings hundreds of people to...
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Diwali Light it Up! 2025 volunteer call-out: Basingstoke

Each year, our Diwali Light it Up! parade and performance brings hundreds of people to...
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Mon 4th August – Thu 7th August

9am–1pm

Holiday and Food (HAF) Project for Children, Summer 2025

This summer we're offering an exciting range of activities for all school children aged...
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Saturday 31 May

2–3pm

Shivoham: Live show at Reading Museum

To mark the end of our The Art of Dance From The Indian Subcontinent exhibition in the ...
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Saturday 31 May

11am - 12pm

Workshop: Odissi The Sculptural Temple Dance Form

Join us for a free workshop exploring Odissi, the sculptural temple dance form.
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Apply for your free place by Fri 14 Feb 2025

Celebrate Holi this spring with free CPD sessions for Reading teachers
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Apply for your free place by Fri 14 Feb 2025

Celebrate Holi this spring with free CPD sessions for Rushmoor and Hart teachers
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The Art of Dance from the Indian Subcontinent

The Art of Dance from the Indian Subcontinent is now open at Reading Museum.

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