Burns Night at The Gurkha Museum returns once again. Gurkhas have a long history and affiliation with Scotland and Scottish Regiments. From the storming at the Heights of Dargai, where the Gurkhas and the Gordon Highlanders fought together on the North West Frontier to Brigadier General Bruce’s famous visit to the Isle of Skye, the bonds that […]
We welcome you to a screening of an Indian queer family drama KUCH SAPNEY APNE that has won multiple awards and is a heartwarming film about relationships, that is sure to light up your festivities.
Wednesday 13 August 2025 | 5.30pm – 8.30pm Hugh Aston Building, De Montfort University, Leicester, LE2 7BY Join us for our profession wide South Asian Heritage Month event in collaboration with: Association of Pharmacy Technicians UK (APTUK) British Pharmaceutical Students Association (BPSA) Female Pharmacy Leaders Network (FPLN) Guild of Healthcare Pharmacists (GHP) Pharmacy Technicians of […]
Hello & Salaam. Born and raised in Northern England to Bangladeshi parents, I grew up at the crossroads of two worlds- the British and Bangladeshi Culture. I was raised in an environment that was rich with British and Bangladeshi culture, tradition, and above all, the Islamic faith. My values have been anchored by my parents […]
++ COMMUNITY EVENT ++Tuesday 22nd July 2025Drink & Draw: Roots to Routes Hosted by visual artist and photographer @aishasipra Tickets available: https://buytickets.at/boileroom/1642403————————–CALLING ALL DRINKERS AND DRAWERS!We have a special theme this month to commemorate this year’s South Asian Heritage Month (18 July to 17 August). The theme is ‘Roots to Routes’. Honouring Our Journeys Each of us carries a unique […]
Come celebrate South Asian Heritage Month with Neela Moon Collective!
Join us for a sound bath, followed by a discussion, to launch the new South Asian Britain digital resource, with South Asian Heritage Month.
Join us for this rare opportunity to explore telecommunications history in an authentic setting and gain new perspectives on the colonial experience through the lens of technology and communication.
We look forward to welcoming you to this important exhibition celebrating South Asian heritage and the interconnected stories that shaped our modern world.
Come and join us at Aston SU to sip on some chai and have a chat about British South Asian experiences and perspectives at our Dialogue Forum!
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.
South Asian Heritage Month dates changed to "July" from 2026 — Learn more here →
