The Telugu Association of Greater Boston (TAGB), a leading non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting Telugu culture in the Greater Boston and New England region, will host its Annual Ugadi Celebration on Sunday, April 13, 2025, at the historic Mechanics Hall in Worcester, MA.
Ugadi, marking the Telugu New Year, is a festival of new beginnings, prosperity, and cultural heritage for Telugu-speaking communities worldwide.
TAGB President Srinivas Gondi expressed enthusiasm about the upcoming celebration, stating, “Ugadi is a time of joy, reflection, and togetherness. We look forward to welcoming the community to celebrate this vibrant festival with traditional music, dance, and festivities that highlight our rich heritage.”
The event will feature an array of cultural performances, including classical and folk dances, live music concerts, and activities for all age groups. Attendees will also enjoy authentic Telugu cuisine, adding to the festive atmosphere.
Mechanics Hall, renowned for its historic charm and grandeur, provides a fitting venue for this community gathering. TAGB, which has been serving the Indian community in New England for over 41 years, remains committed to preserving Telugu traditions and fostering cultural unity.
“This event is more than just a celebration—it is an opportunity to bring together families, friends, and generations to cherish our traditions and strengthen our community bonds,” added Mr. Gondi.
TAGB extends an open invitation to Telugu and Indian community members to join this festive occasion and experience the essence of Ugadi with joy and camaraderie.
For event details, tickets, and sponsorship opportunities, visit TAGB’s official website or contact the event organizers.