Instruments India is Milapfest’s latest initiative to bring audiences closer to the music and instruments of Indian classical music. This new web resource will guide you through the sounds, music and history of each instrument seen on stage at Milapfest concerts across the UK.
MoreRegular Dance India attender and the first recipient of Milapfest Nritya Ratna Young Dancer of the Year Award, Apoorva Jayaraman, shares her thoughts about this year’s school.
MoreBharatanatyam student, Prisha Shukla, describes her experience at Dance India 2013
MoreIndia Claybourn fought hard to get to Dance India, here’s her story.
MoreOdissi student, Maryam Shakiba, describes her experience at Dance India 2013
MoreJuly and August have been exciting months here at Milapfest. To round up what’s been happening Director of Milapfest, Dr. Prashant Nayak, looks back at the week that saw Music India, Dance India and Indika come together in the biggest celebration of Indian music and dance we’ve ever had.
MoreOn Saturday 20th July 2013, Milapfest was at Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan for Mahotsav. Curated by Milapfest, the day saw a…
MoreWe asked our Nritya Ratna candidates why they feel it’s important to celebrate the classical arts of India
MoreWe’re delighted to announce the next edition of DANCE INDIA UK will once again take place at Liverpool Hope University’s beautiful Creative Campus.
MoreLeela Samson’s dance ensemble Spanda offers a unique new perspective on Bharatanatyam. Find out how and why it’s important.
MoreThe musicians of Tarang gather in London this weekend for a Spring Retreat
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