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on Aug 21, 2009
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Hi Guys ,
Its Festival time - here are some useful links for your help.
http://www.iamnewtouk.com/#indianfestivals - Indian Festivals in London/UK related info
http://www.iamnewtouk.com/#uktemples - Map of all temples in UK, info about where to buy Puja Related Accessories
http://bengalisinuk.net/ - For list of all the Durga Puja Venues all over UK.
http://IndiansInUK.net - our fav site for all Indian Festival Events in London/UK - Anybody can post an event for free!
http://youtube.com/indiansinlondon - For Indian Festival And Events Videos compiled by Volunteers
Travelling to India on Diwali/Eid ?
Get the cheapest Air-Tkts from the most popular Tkt websites info from here.
http://www.iamnewtolondon.com/#traveltoindia
http://indiansinuk.net/offers.html#flights
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on Aug 04, 2009
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For all those who like Asian music, art and - of course - Asian food, this year's London Mela is sure to prove a treat. Hailed as the biggest celebration of Asian culture, lifestyle and vibes outside the Indian sub-continent, the London Mela in Ealing, north west London last year attracted a record 55,000-strong crowd. And this year, organisers expect to smash that record.
The festival, which is completely free of charge, takes place on Sunday, August 16, at Gunnersbury Park, W3. Anyone who's been to the London Mela before will already know that there will be plenty of activities and attractions for all ages. For those who've not had the pleasure of attending Mela before, here are just some of the things to look forward to.
This event is linked with
Indians In London group on facebook. All the members are invited to enjoy the mela in a big group. Members can bring their family and friends as well. Mela is suitable for people of all ages.
Note: If the site requires you to login, you can do so in 2 seconds using facebook connect option. The site won't be given any of your confidential details except your profile pic and status message. The site doesn't even get your emailid.
Please make sure, you have read all the details carefully otherwise you may not be able to find us.
Cheers
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on Jul 31, 2009
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For all those who like Asian music, art and - of course - Asian food, this year's London Mela is sure to prove a treat. Hailed as the biggest celebration of Asian culture, lifestyle and vibes outside the Indian sub-continent, the London Mela in Ealing, north west London last year attracted a record 55,000-strong crowd. And this year, organisers expect to smash that record.
The festival, which is completely free of charge, takes place on Sunday, August 16, at Gunnersbury Park, W3. Anyone who's been to the London Mela before will already know that there will be plenty of activities and attractions for all ages. For those who've not had the pleasure of attending Mela before, here are just some of the things to look forward to.
Music
For all those who like Asian music, art and - of course - Asian food, this year's London Mela is sure to prove a treat. Hailed as the biggest celebration of Asian culture, lifestyle and vibes outside the Indian sub-continent, the London Mela in Ealing, north west London last year attracted a record 55,000-strong crowd. And this year, organisers expect to smash that record.
The festival, which is completely free of charge, takes place on Sunday, August 16, at Gunnersbury Park, W3. Anyone who's been to the London Mela before will already know that there will be plenty of activities and attractions for all ages. For those who've not had the pleasure of attending Mela before, here are just some of the things to look forward to.
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on Jul 31, 2009
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London Mela 2009 explodes onto Gunnersbury Park in August with a huge programme of live entertainment, traditional Asian culture and family activities. Thousands of Londoners will be present at what is expected to be one of the biggest free festivals of the year.
Celebrating Asian culture at London Mela
London Mela gives visitors the chance to celebrate Asian culture in London in a vibrant festival atmosphere. Gunnersbury Park will be bristling with activity on the day, with live music and dance, food stalls, fashion and special guests. There will be classical and experimental music, circus acts comedy and more live street theatre and visual arts performances.
Music old and new
The London Mela 2009 musical line up includes a selection of traditional performances from a variety of Asian countries, alongside more modern music and the latest urban grooves. A series of specially commissioned pieces will also feature during the day, giving the crowds the chance to party in the sun.
Join the party at Gunnersbury Park
Organised by Ealing Council, the London Mela festival is expected to attract tens of thousands of visitors. Last year’s Mela was attended by 55,000 and the 2009 event is bound to be just as big an occasion, with music dance, food and much, much more.
See the finale at London Mela 2009
A huge finale will cap proceedings at the festival, guaranteed to be a memorable occasion in London this summer. Expect a vibrant open air celebration in traditional style, where Londoners of all ages can enjoy a slice of authentic Asian culture.
The London Mela 2009 takes place at Gunnersbury Park, West London, on Sunday 16th August 2009. The festival is free to attend.
Artists Lineup
Main Stage : Amar ft Jim Beanz and Rebel, Navin Kundra, Reenie, Outlandish, Des-C
