Kalatirth

Dancer - Prarthi Mehta 💃

Join us for the 7th year celebration of the Inclusive Arts Festival on October 28th and 29th at Brampton City Hall from 12 pm - 5 pm. It's a free event! 🤗

✨ We're thrilled to introduce Prarthi Mehta, a dedicated Bharatnatyam dancer based in Brampton. She's been immersed in the art of Bharatnatyam for the past 2 years under the expert guidance of her teacher, Honey Kansara, known for her mastery in the Tanjavur style. Prarthi's passion lies in preserving and promoting this ancient art form in its original essence.

🌟 Come witness her graceful performance and join us in celebrating art and culture!

Applications are still open for Scarborough Day on November 4th, 2023, exclusively dedicated to young artists at our festival. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity and reach out to us at [email protected] for more information.

Multicultural event in Milton. Got 2nd price🎉 . Proud of you everyone.

Meet artist Honey Virang Kansara!
Born with art in her nature, from early childhood Honey Kansara has been involved in a variety of art forms like Bharatnatyam (Indian classical dance), music and painting. Art is a passion for her. She paints in oil and acrylic, creating miniatures and enjoys sketching as well. She believes in working hard to take it to the next level. She tries to use her skills of art to send messages of peace, care and love to her audience. She instructs painting and dancing at her studio ‘Kalatirth'.
Join us on August 21st and 22nd at 11 am for the Inclusive Arts Fest to support local artists and the chance to win some great giveaways from our partners BlickArt Material and Righteous Gelato!

We would like to acknowledge the generous support of Canadian Heritage, City of Brampton – Your Local Government and Outcast Mission!.