Mosaic Saratoga
A unique celebration of culture and community. The 90 minute seamless presentation of dance and music from faraway lands performed by local artists is sure to entertain, educate and elevate! October 5, 2018 McAfee center
One Voice, Many Tongues
Saratoga Author, Shikha Malaviya, author of Geography of Tongues, along with 3 other poets, will be doing readings from their books on 9/22 at 2pm at the Saratoga Library. September 22, 2018 Saratoga Public Library
Divine Feminine Shakti-Shekinah
Read the KQED features here! https://www.kqed.org/arts/13837387/bridging-disparate-artistic-traditions-to-find-what-unites-people-in-the-bay-area A double-header fundraiser featuring a thematic Bharatanatyam performance based on Goddess Shakti and a contemporary dance production Shekinah (the female God face in the Jewish tradition) Shakti - Performed by Urmila Vudali (Student of Navia Natarajan) accompanied by a live music orchestra from India Shekinah - A contemporary dance
Truth Be Told
Poetry, Music & Movement for Social Justice July 19, 2018 San Jose Museum of Art
Strings & Bow
a Cello, Pipa and Sitar Concert July 14, 2018 Saratoga Public Library
Heart Strings & Stories
A performance of stringed instruments from around the globe July 14, 2018 Cupertino Library Courtyard
The Earthen Pot
Accomplished Bharatanatyam dancer, Navia Natarajan, has a luminous presence on stage. Whether she is performing a complex sequence of adavus or a free-flowing dramatic piece steeped in abhinaya, the lithe and petite Navia embodies impeccable flexibility, rhythm and technique. Navia’s classical performances, which follow the Vazhavoor style, hypnotise with their depth of emotion and uncanny
Mosaic Silicon Valley – Flutes in the Courtyard
Flutists Akshay Naresh and Ray Furuta will give an hour’s concert of both Western and Indian Flute music in the Cupertino Library Courtyard. Enjoy their program of solos and improvisations followed by a Q & A session. May 12, 2018 | 12pm - 2pm Cupertino Library
Sangam Arts presents “Sweating Saris: Indian Dance as Transnational Labor”
Featuring Dr. Priya Srinivasan, Ramya Harishankar Based on the award-winning book by dancer-scholar Dr. Priya Srinivasan, Sweating Saris is an interactive, multimedia dance theater piece featuring Srinivasan and Ramya Harishankar. Together, they situate Bharatanatyam, one of the oldest forms of classical Indian dance, against the backdrop of United States’ anti-Asian immigration policies, circa 1880-1964. In
Mosaic Silicon Valley in partnership with Xpressions, presents “Folksi – Silicon Valley Folk Festival”
Mosaic Silicon Valley in partnership with Xpressions, presents “Folksi – Silicon Valley Folk Festival” Featuring a dazzling array of multicultural folk dances from Brazil, China, India, Philippines, Mexico, US & more! Saturday March 31st, 2018 2:00 PM & 6:00 PM School of Arts & Culture Mexican Heritage Plaza 1700 Alum Rock Ave, San Jose, CA