Ideas Without Boundaries.
Events that have taken place all over the United States, including musical concerts, community events, plays, dance recitals, special lectures and much more.
It doesn’t matter if he is writing or he is speaking them, celebrated author and former Under-Secretary General of the United Nations, Shashi Tharoor always casts a spell with his words. And when he took center stage, to speak about the transformation of India in Read More …
You’ve heard the story a zillion times, seen it translated on stage and celluloid, and yet what makes Maya Ravan, the dance ballet, showcased on stage by two times National Award winner actress and Bharatnatyam exponent par excellence Shobana, is the fresh look at the Read More …
He was in Istanbul when Coca-Cola President and COO Muhtar Kent first heard the magic of Sarod music emanating from the fingers of the legendary maestro Ustad Amjad Ali Khan, and he was hooked. He then came back to Atlanta and asked Kandy Anand, Coca Read More …
Atlanta has not seen the likes of it and after two years of “Will he won’t he”, A.R. Rahman finally came to town on 23rd June, with his mega 3-Dimensions tour, but not without a few hiccups along the way. I know this personally for Read More …
Asha Bhosle (the superstar legend), Sonu Nigam (the superstar and legend in the making), Kailash Kher (the man who has both A.R. Rahman and the reclusive actor Amir Khan raving about his unique voice), and Kunal Ganjawala (the man who put Bheegey Hont Tere on Read More …
He has been very ill since September of last year. While his website said his concerts were cancelled due to a pulled muscle, close family and friends knew Ravi Shankar had double pneumonia and when you are in your 80s and have already battled many Read More …
He is the world renowned Tabla maestro. One only utter “Zakir” and the very name pulls in sold out shows in a drum beat. She is Italian and makes Kathak take on a new meaning combining her western sensibilities with her deep knowledge and appreciation Read More …
It was a concert that was nothing short of a miracle. It was also a prime example of how when the cause is worthy and people move forward with faith and sincerity, doors open to make things happen. The Ma Amritanandmayi organization (headed by Ma Read More …
The South Asian Studies Program’s Annual Sheth Lecture in Indian Studies, at Emory University’s Glenn Memorial Auditorium was delivered on 25th February by Salman Rushdie who is currently Emory’s Distinguished Writer in Residence. The topic, “The Composite Artist,” had Rushdie transporting the audience into the Read More …
“Each day brings a new dawn, birds chirrup… there are days when the rain clouds burst forth, and rain showers fall finding their way into the verandah. Each day our help, Vinod, places the tea tray on the table. But the chair across me is Read More …