Shimla
A traditional dance, colourful attire and a festive atmosphere marked the Grand Garba Eve organised by Vishal’s Dance Studio at South Gate, Chhota Shimla.
The event brought together women and children, who participated enthusiastically in the celebrations centred on Garba, Dandiya Raas and India’s rich cultural traditions.
Dressed in vibrant traditional outfits, participants added colour and energy to the gathering, which offered an opportunity to celebrate folk dance and music. The event highlighted the popularity of traditional dance forms as a means of cultural expression and community participation, bringing people together through shared festivities.
Poonam Thakur, Assistant Commissioner in the State Taxes and Excise Department, attended the programme as the chief guest. She appreciated the organisers and participants for their efforts in organising the event and promoting traditional art forms. Her presence added to the occasion, which celebrated the spirit of cultural heritage through music and dance.
The programme underscored the importance of community-led cultural initiatives in keeping traditional art forms alive and encouraging younger generations to engage with India’s diverse cultural heritage. Through the celebration, Vishal’s Dance Studio provided a platform for participants to come together and experience the festive spirit of Garba in Shimla.
