Currently celebrating its sixth year in the business, Melbourne’s Sargam Music Arranger has a whole host of events lined up this October.
The group, which helms all kinds of musical shows for Indian occasions like live Bollywood evenings, ghazal nights and bhajan sandhyas, has organized its celebratory event on four Saturdays in October (3, 10, 17 and 24) at Encore Events Center on Derrimut Road.
“Highlights include dandiya, live orchestra, special varieties of Gujarati dishes, and prizes distributed every night for best dance and best costume (men, women and children),” says Mittal Ruparelia, who spearheads Sargam.
Every year, over 1200 people join in to celebrate this traditional dance festival. For those who want to participate in all the four nights, season passes are available for $15, while children under 10 years get free entry
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