SACH invites you to the SACH DiwHoliday gala on Dec 10th at the Hopkinton Center for the Arts!
We are excited to have our gala after a gap of 2 years. We can’t wait to see you all. Let's get together to hug old friends, make new ones and celebrate Diwali as one big community!
This year, the theme for the gala will be about celebrating the lives of 12 South Asian women who are trail blazers and have achieved great success in several walks of life ranging from science, arts and humanities. The cultural performances for the evening will highlight the life and accomplishments of these extraordinary women.
The gala will be a feast for all your senses!
Cultural performances for the eyes & ears and lip smacking Indian food for your palate. We know you’ve been itching to show off your gorgeous attire that has been sidelined for the last 2 years. So come dressed in your finest and don’t forget to bring your dancing moves as there is sure to be some Bollywood beats to shake your hips and move your feet to! 😀
Join us and make this evening a fun, memorable one for the ages!
We have engaging and fun activities for kids at the barn loft throughout the event. We have counselors and volunteers to help out the children along with SACH team members, so you can relax and enjoy the main event without worrying about the kids :-)
Program Outline
We have an engaging mother and daughter duo, Namrata Mathur and Evanya Mathur, who will be emceeing the event. Namrata is a Hopkinton resident, parent, a business strategy leader and an empowerment coach. Her daughter Evanya is a Hopkinton high school junior, a budding writer and a tennis buff.
Keynote speaker
Meet Professor Rajini Srikanth, PhD
Dean of Faculty, Professor at UMass Boston, English, Human Rights, Asian American Studies, Critical Ethnic and Community Studies, South Asian Immigrant
Her research interests and teaching span Human Rights and Literature; Multiethnic American Literature; Interdisciplinary Approaches to Literature; Literature in the Context of Comparative Race and Ethnicities; Pedagogy of Literature, and Literature and the Political Imagination. She has a particular interest in South Africa and in the activist and community organizing work occurring there for the realization of rights. Read her full bio
Dean Srikanth’s publications include the monographs The World Next Door: South Asian American Literature and the Idea of America (2004), an award-winning book, Constructing the Enemy: Empathy/Antipathy in US Literature and Law (2012) and several others.
SACH is honored to have Dean Srikanth!
A peek into previous year end Holiday events by SACH
About SACH (South Asian Circle of Hopkinton)
SACH is a non-profit organization whose mission is to bring together the collective strength, celebrate the culture and share the vibrant spirit of the South Asian diaspora of Hopkinton. We do so through celebrating cultural events, community outreach and civic engagement.
Some of our key projects and events included:
To learn more about SACH and its mission, visit:
https://www.southasiancircleofhopkinton.org/our-mission
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