As one of the most unique and diverse experiences in the Bay Area for 12 years running, Non Stop Bhangra is a night where people of various backgrounds and ethnicities can come together to celebrate, ...

Bhangra is the folk music and dance of the Punjab region of India, but it's become hugely popular in dance clubs around the world. Rekha Malhotra, who performs and records under the name DJ Rekha, is ...

Boston Bhangra, North America’s largest independent Indian dance competition, has revealed the teams for the 2024 contest. The celebration of northern Indian dance and culture will feature ten teams ...

Cornell Bhangra, an Indian folk dance group, hosted its 15th annual Pao Bhangra show on Saturday. One of the biggest shows on campus, the event is listed on 161 Things Every Cornellian Should Do.

American Bhangra Crew, American University’s bhangra dance team, was a smaller collective of dancers, but stood out against the colorful background in their black costumes with accents of red, yellow, ...

Basement Bhangra was founded in 1997 as an inclusive dance party for South Asians in New York. The club became a space for experimentation of music from the diaspora. Though it was shuttered in 2017, ...

Boiler Bhangra performs during the fall 2022 family weekend BBQ in the Co-Rec. A dedicated group of Purdue students is sharing their passion for the energetic, free-flowing dance known as bhangra with ...

Twinkling kaleidoscopic lights, an array of outfits spanning every color of the rainbow, and numerous students on the edges: Columbia Bhangra, Columbia’s co-ed Bhangra dance team, hosted its annual ...

There’s lots to love about “Bhangin’ It: A Bangin’ New Musical,” which opened in its world premiere Sunday night at La Jolla Playhouse. The splashy, high-energy musical about competitive U.S.

It’s all about the beat for Ann John, a senior at Glenbrook South High School, who’s been dancing since she was 5 years old. She started with Bharatanatyam, which is classical, like the “ballet of ...

Performances in N.Y.C. Advertisement Supported by Manpreet Toor, who has found success on YouTube and TikTok, reflects a new wave of Indian diaspora dance. By Marina Bolotnikova Growing up in ...