Utah's Krishna Temples will host the Annual India Fest
September 22nd in Spanish Fork & 23rd in Salt Lake City.
Contact: Charu Das or Vaibhavi Devi
801.798.3559 / 801.787.1510
utahkrishnas@gmail.com"> utahkrishnas@gmail.com
Contact: Charu Das or Vaibhavi Devi
801.798.3559 / 801.787.1510
utahkrishnas@gmail.com"> utahkrishnas@gmail.com
After 25 increasingly successful years of
India Fest, few people in Utah County are unaware that, once a year,
you can go to India without spending a lot of money. You can have India
right in -- of all places -- Spanish Fork! Now, this year an additional
India fest will be held in Salt Lake City. The Sunday event in SLC will
involve the same entertainers & Ramayana drama as in Spanish Fork,
but will be held indoors for a maximum of 400 people, and, obviously, no
fireworks.
Amrita Gopala Dasi's article on India Fest 2009
Lisa Marie's photo blog : India Fest 2009
Amrita Gopala Dasi's article on India Fest 2009
Lisa Marie's photo blog : India Fest 2009
Over 4,000 people attended last year’s
celebration in Spanish Fork, and the second, more modest SLC event will
give a chance to visitors who want the same basic event without straying
out of the city that weekend.
Admission is $3.00 person/$1.00 children.
Set around the Rajastani-style, multi-domed temple, the eight acre festival site will feature world class entertainment, cuisine, a gift shop, henna hand decorating, art, photography, cultural exhibits on India, a gala pageant of the epic Ramayana, the burning of a 20’ high ten-headed demon named Ravana, and spectacular fireworks.
Admission is $3.00 person/$1.00 children.
Set around the Rajastani-style, multi-domed temple, the eight acre festival site will feature world class entertainment, cuisine, a gift shop, henna hand decorating, art, photography, cultural exhibits on India, a gala pageant of the epic Ramayana, the burning of a 20’ high ten-headed demon named Ravana, and spectacular fireworks.
Schedule of Performances
5:00 pm, Kirtan By Jai Krishna Das & Friends5:30 pm Sudha Kargi Dance Troupe
6:15 Nadam Kathak Dance Troupe from Bangalore, India
7:15 pm Ankitha Ray
Showcasing other classical and folk dance styles of India will be Ankith Ray & Radhika Singhani (Bharat Natyam).
There are 400 parking spaces on the
temple property. Parking is free. There is no need to park on the road,
and walk a long way to the event. It is also advised to bring a blanket
for sitting in the grass amphitheater and a jacket for the slight
cooling after 8 pm.
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