CULTURE CONNECT: BEAUTY AND COSTUMES OF INDIA

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

SILICON VALLEY, CA. – Induz, a Bay Area non-profit that aims to connect people and cultures through the arts, in partnership with the Alameda County Library will organize an event to showcase the Indian culture at the Castro Valley library on Saturday, June 5th 1- 4 PM.

The event will showcase traditional costumes of India from the different regions and states; and aim to educate the audience about the cultures, traditions and nuances of India so as to enable better appreciation of different cultures. The event will also include dance performances by Kriyaa Dance Academy, a henna tattoo booth offering free designs and opportunities to be photographed in traditional costumes and jewelry.

The Castro Valley Library is a branch of the Alameda County Library system.   The library is wheel chair accessible.  For more information, call the Library at 510-667-7900, or see Events at www.aclibrary.org/branches/csv.

Castro Valley Library
3600 Norbridge Avenue
Castro Valley, CA 94546
510-667-7900

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About Induz
Induz is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization driven by Silicon Valley professionals with a passion to promote art and culture across the globe through its mission Where Art Meets Heart (WAMH). WAMH aims to (1) nurture artistic talents by exposing individuals to the world of art and culture, (2) promote and encourage the awareness and aptitude towards art and culture in young ones by setting up art programs in remote areas globally where underprivileged children can learn art, music, and dance, (3) use art as a medium to bring diverse communities & cultures together, and (4) encourage volunteerism, spirit of giving and active participation.
Induz's future initiatives include a similar program for an orphanage in Pune, Maharashtra India.

For more information about Induz or to make a donation, please visit www.induz.org

Contact:
Ray Mitra, Founder