Pitzhanger Manor & Gallery in Ealing, London, came alive with colour, rhythm, and creativity as visitors gathered to mark this year’s South Asian Heritage Month theme, Roots to Routes. Pitzhanger’s special Thursday Late event offered a vibrant mix of food, conversation, dance, and art, creating a space for communities to connect and celebrate. A highlight […]
Come join us at Damsel Collective for a powerful evening of storytelling, dialogue, and reflection as we explore the history, identity, and direction of the Bangali community. This special event—part of South Asian Heritage Month—delves deep into the lived experiences of Bangali people, from migration and memories to activism and artistry. “Roots to Routes” charts the journey from ancestral […]
Join Sesame Organisation at this South Asian Heritage Month event exploring the roots of yoga, and how it can support your mental health. Open to all, 18+. SIGN UP HERE: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/roots-exploring-the-original-practice-of-yoga-as-a-method-for-grounding-tickets-1472661011729?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=cp&aff=ebdsshcopyurl Date: Sunday 27 July Time: 1:30 – 4:30 pm Location: Centre 151 (151 Whiston Road, London, E2 8GU) In honour of South Asian Heritage Month, we’re […]
GET YOUR TICKETS TODAY for Ovacome, the UK’s ovarian cancer support charity’s event: ‘An Audience with Manisha Koirala’—an inspiring afternoon with the acclaimed Bollywood star at London’s Shaw Theatre, as she shares her journey through global fame, ovarian cancer diagnosis, and recovery. With a heartfelt reading from her memoir Healed, this intimate event will raise […]
This exhibition at SOAS Gallery features works by 26 emerging and established artists from six South Asian countries, including newly commissioned pieces. (Un)Layering the Future Past of South Asia: Young Artists’ Voices provides a global platform for a new generation of South Asian artists spotlighting shared histories and resilience in the region. Curated by Salima Hashmi and Manmeet K. Walia, the exhibition brings together artists from six countries—India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Nepal, and Afghanistan, whose works explore urgent themes such as ecological fragility, gender justice, displacement, and political unrest.
What does it mean to be a British Indian woman? The Evolution of the British Indian woman – an event which was screened at Kingston-Upon-Thames’ Rose Theatre in June 2013, explored the essence of a British Indian woman through the experiences of three branches of one family tree. A grandmother, who moved to the UK […]
We all have stories to tell. Mine is about being ‘one of the few’. I am incredibly proud of my South Asian heritage story. I am British-Mauritian-South Asian and I was born just north of London. Growing up in the 1980s, we probably were the only Mauritian family in our non-ethnically diverse town. I […]
South Asian Heritage Month dates changed to "July" from 2026 — Learn more here →
