International Student Organization and Fine Arts Society of India  presents..


Garba Night
dance the night away..


Garba is an Indian form of dance that originated in the Gujarat region. Unlike 
other famous types of Indian dance, Garba is much more similar to Western 
social dancing than the presentational style of the others. Traditionally, Garba 
is performed during a nine-day festival called Navarātrī (Nava = 9, rātrī = 
nights).

Modern Garba is heavily influenced by the Dandiya Raas, a dance traditionally 
performed by men. The merger of these two dances has formed the high-
energy dance that is seen today, where people dance in concentric circles 
with "dandiya" sticks.



Where: Rio Grande, upper level UC
When: Tuesday, 30th October
Time: 6pm -10 pm




So come and dance the night away with the ISO and the FSI at Garba Night!!!

Entrance is just $2 and Dandiya sticks will be provided...!!!

Refreshments will also be availbale...

Dress: Traditional (not mandatory)