The Boston-based arts collective Souls of India will present “NAVA YUVA: The Next Chapter,” an afternoon of Indian classical music and dance, at the Marran Theater on March 7.
The Boston-based arts collective Souls of India is set to host an afternoon of Indian classical music and dance on March 7 at 3 p.m. at the Marran Theater in Cambridge. The event, titled “NAVA YUVA: The Next Chapter,” promises to be a vibrant showcase of live Hindustani classical music and traditional Indian dance.
Featured in the program will be performances by two local artists, alongside special guest Satyaprakash Mishra, who hails from Mumbai, India. The event will also highlight the talents of Meghma “Meg” Banerjee and Samadrita Bhattacharyya, the co-founders and artistic directors of Souls of India, who will perform Indian classical dance.
Founded in 2020, Souls of India is dedicated to preserving and presenting Indian classical traditions while fostering cross-cultural dialogue throughout Massachusetts. The organization has made a significant impact in the region, staging performances across the state and receiving recognition and support from various organizations, including the Mass Cultural Council, Cambridge Arts Council, and the NAACP Mystic Valley Branch.
The upcoming performance on March 7 aims to celebrate the richness and beauty of Hindustani classical music and traditional Indian dance, offering audiences an immersive cultural experience. Organizers emphasize that the event reflects their commitment to thoughtful artistic curation, creating performances that resonate with members of the Indian diaspora while also inviting the wider community to participate.
Tickets and additional information about the event are available online. In the lead-up to the performance, Souls of India has been actively sharing artist highlights and updates through its social media channels, engaging with the community and building anticipation for the event.
The Marran Theater presentation is part of Souls of India’s broader mission to cultivate artistic connections across Greater Boston through live performance, education, and collaboration. The organization continues to strive for a cultural exchange that enriches the local arts scene.
According to Souls of India, the event promises to be a celebration of heritage and artistry, inviting everyone to experience the beauty of Indian classical music and dance.