India Association of New Mexico (IANM) celebrates diwali every year in Albuquerque with a wide variety of programs. The Cultural Program will feature mystical Indian Dances, Music and Traditional Costumes and showcase the myriad of cultures that peacefully co-exist in Incredible India. When: November 8th 2009, Sunday 5:00pm-8:00pm,
Where: National Hispanic Cultural Center, 1701 4th Street SW, Albuquerque, NM 87102 map Admission: Free for IANM members and their family. (for membership and other info contact Padam Shukla @ 505-306-9624)
Tickets are $10 for non-members.
Please note that seats are limited and we have assigned seats this year.
Diwali Tickets also available to the following locations.
1. India Palace
2. India Palace ( West Side)
3. Taj Palace
4. Taj mahal
5. Rasoi
Last Updated ( Monday, 26 October 2009 )
Nrityankur
Written by Administrator
Tuesday, 15 September 2009
Deepshikha takes great pride in inviting you with family and art loving friends to a performance of Bharata Natyam dance. On 26th September 2009
starting @ 4.00pm
Venue: Selah Studios, 120 Wyoming Blvd. NE Suite 17Albuquerque, NM 87109 (MAP )
On the occation of Ganesh festival on August 23rd 2008 ABQIndia wishes ever one that Lord Ganesh blesses you all with prosperity and good future. For our Telugu speaking customers we are making available the "Vinayaka Vrata Vidhanam" (Ganesh Pooja method) in MP3 format. Download it using the following link.
IANM (India Association of New Mexico) is celebrating India's Independence day. The activities include music, food and other fun activities.
When: 15th August 2009, 11.00am to 4.00pm
Where: Parking lot next to Rasoi restaurant,110 Yale Blvd, SE, Albuquerque- 87106 (MAP)
This years event is sponsored by Lareesa Agarwal, the proprietor of "Rasoi" Indian Restaurant
Last Updated ( Saturday, 15 August 2009 )
HTSNM is celebrating Janmaastami
Written by Administrator
Sunday, 09 August 2009
When:Friday, August 14, 2009,
Time: 7:00PM - 9:00PM Puja and Havan, 9:00PM-12:00PM Bhajan
What: Pooja, Bhajans, kids activities, Aarti, Dinner. Dress up your kids with characters related to Krishna.
Where: Hindu Temple Building, 8418 ZUNI RD. SE, (SW side of ZUNI and UTAH) (MAP )
Coordinator: Raju Shah
, 5053231340
Janmashtami The birth of Lord Krishna, the eighth incarnation on earth of Lord Vishnu, is celebrated throughout India. Devotees celebrate it by fasting and prayers, which is followed by feasting and merriment. The temples remain open throughout the night and birth of Lord Krishna is celebrated at midnight. Scenes of Lord Krishna's childhood are enacted in Mathura and Vrindavan. On the next morning Nand Utsav is
celebrated. People distribute prasad and dance with joy. Earthen pots filled with butter, favorite of Lord Krishna, are tied to several places at certain heights. People try to break this pot by forming pyramids. It is also commonly known as 'DAHI HANDI".
Radha-Krishna Temple is also celebrating Janmaastami
When: Aug 13th, 6:30 PM - Midnight
Where: RadhaKrishna Temple, 1236 Pitt St NE ABQ 87112 (MAP )
India Association of New Mexico (IANM) celebrates diwali every year in Albuquerque with a wide variety of programs. The Cultural Program will feature mystical Indian Dances, Music and Traditional Costumes and showcase the myriad of cultures that peacefully co-exist in Incredible India.
On the occation of Ganesh festival on August 23rd 2008 ABQIndia wishes ever one that Lord Ganesh blesses you all with prosperity and good future. For our Telugu speaking customers we are making available the "Vinayaka Vrata Vidhanam" (Ganesh Pooja method) in MP3 format. Download it using the following link.
IANM (India Association of New Mexico) is celebrating India's Independence day. The activities include music, food and other fun activities.
