The Association of Young Indian Talents of Australia (Ayina) is a not-for-profit organisation incorporated in Australia in 2013, founded with the objective to provide an opportunity to younger generations of people of Indian origin to develop and nurture talent in Indian classical dance forms, music, and drama. Ayina is managed by young and energetic professionals from all walks of life including engineers, IT professionals, scientists and entrepreneurs from across India.
Every year over 100 children participate in various performances during this extravaganza and this year’s “Vasantotsav” on 31 August at Encore Events Centre, 80 Derrimut Road, Hopper Crossing, promises to be an exciting event.
Ayina’s flagship annual event features a fantastic line-up of performances from young talents growing up in Australia as well as professional artists. World renowned musician Rajhesh Vaidhya will be the chief guest at the event.
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