Sampad Arts celebrates its 25th anniversary with a thrilling line up of lively entertainment, including outstanding music, dance and spoken word artists from Birmingham and beyond.
The Gala will be in the spirit of looking back to look ahead
and the entertaining family-friendly show will celebrate many of the achievements and highlights from Sampad’s 25 years, as well as reflecting our ever-evolving traditions and art forms. Compered by presenter Satnam Rana, the show features:
Nahid Siddiqui
Chitraleka Bolar
Aakash Odedra
Soweto Kinch
Shin Parwana
Sanchita Pal
Sanyogita
Harjinder Matharu
Mendi Singh Trio
Shan Bansil
Subhash Viman Gorania
Anaya Bolar
Jyoti Lata Kainth
Samyukta Somayajula
Bollywood Dreams Dance
Shane Shambhu
Hassan Mohyeddin (Moyo)
Giddha and Nachda Sansaar
Rekesh Chauhan
Amerah Saleh
PLEASE NOTE that while tickets can be booked via mac birmingham, the actual event takes place at the Bramall Music Building at the University of Birmingham.
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