Finnish-India-Society continues to arrange different events for our members and society. Close co-operation has been maintained with other prominent associations and societies around Finland and Embassy of India by participating in their events or jointly organising relevant events.
Here is the list of such events with some nice pictures from recent months:
Travel Fair 2026
15-18 January 2026
Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre
Travel Fair is the largest travel industry event in Northern Europe. It marks the start of the travel year, bringing together industry experts and high purchasing power consumers at Helsinki Expo and Convention Centre. The mission of Travel Fair is to provide a diverse and inspiring meeting place for travel industry professionals, general visitors, and companies in the sector. Travel Fair is a pioneer in the travel industry, an innovative meeting hub and an enabler. It is a place where travel comes to life and where sustainable travel experiences of the future are built. This year, travel fair attracted close to 60000 visitors.
Like last several years, Suomi-Intia-Seura / Finnish-Indian Society had their own stand during the exhibition and received notable number of interested visitors. Henna and massage artists were a especially popular attraction at our stand.
European School of Helsinki – Christmas Bazar
11 December 2025
Suomi-Intia-Seura in collaboration with the Embassy of India participated in The Christmas Bazaar organised by European School of Helsinki.The event attracted over 600 visitors including school students, parents and guests. There were various stalls and activities , The sales from the stalls and activities were collected as funds for student trips
Multicultural Independence Day MIP2025
6 December 2025
The Multicultural Independence Day Celebration brings together people from different cultural backgrounds to celebrate the diverse and independent Finland. The event is an opportunity for everyone to celebrate Finland’s independence, regardless of background: whether born in Finland, grew up here, or have recently moved here, there is all the reason to celebrate. Suomi-Intia-Seura organized the event for Moniheli with AFAES, HEED and Srilanka Women Association in Finland. Event was organized in Tiivistämö in Helsinki.
Kiitos Suomi- Thank You Finland Celebration
5 December 2025
Kiitos Suomi 2025 -Thank You Finland Celebration, was held on December 5th, 2025, at Malmitalo in Helsinki.
The event was a remarkable gathering, filled with gratitude, unity, and shared stories and bringing together migrants and Finns in a celebration of community and belonging.
Our deepest thanks to the distinguished keynote speakers and guests of honor:
• Mika Puotala, Minister of Sport and Physical Education of Finland
• Daniel Sazonov, Mayor of Helsinki
• Pekka Timonen, Mayor of Vantaa
• Panu Chaisriha, Representative of the Embassy of Thailand
• Representative of the Embassy of Morocco
• Michael Franck, Franck Documentaries
Kiitos Suomi ward was given to City of Vantaa in recognition for the “Most Multicultural City in Finland” due to its exceptional diversity metrics and its role as a key global connector. Key reasons include:
Leading Diversity Metrics: Nearly one-third of Vantaa’s residents speak a first language other than Finnish, Swedish, or Sámi, the highest proportion nationally.
Vibrant Linguistic Landscape: Home to over 140 different languages.
Pioneering Integration Efforts: The city leads with proactive integration policies, including a Multicultural Advisory Board.
A Natural Global Hub: As the location of the Helsinki Airport (HEL), Vantaa serves as Finland’s primary international gateway, naturally attracting and integrating diverse populations, businesses, and cultures that enhance its global atmosphere and economic vitality.
Award was received by City of Vantaa Mayor Mr. Pekka Timonen.
Welcome to Vantaa
22 November 2025
The city walks alongside the people of Vantaa. City wants every new resident to find the services they need in Vantaa, as well as meaningful activities and hobbies. It’s also important for new residents to find communities and get information about their opportunities to participate and make a difference.
The welcome events are organized by City of Vantaa in cooperation with Vantaa residents and partners who offer activities, services, and advice to Vantaa residents. Suomi-Intia-Seura was welcomed as a partner in organising the event.
Parliament Visit
12 November 2025
Suomi-Intia-Seura arranged a visit to Finnish Parliament for the members of the society. Susanne Päivärinta, Member of the Finnish Parliament hosted the members of the society. The visit included a walk through the parliament and a wonderful speech by Susanne.
Autumn AGM
28 October 2025
Autumn Annual General Meeting of Finnish Indian Society was held in Oodi library in Helsinki on 28 October 2025. As part of official agenda, achievements of 2025 were presented and the Action Plan for 2026 was agreed. New Board for the society was elected for the next term and Shefali Arora was chosen to continue as President of the society for 2026. In the new board we have Sari Päivärinta, Sandeep Shah, Rajiv Arora, Ashu Patpatia, Reetta Flink, Heikki Heinonen. After the AGM Heikki Heinonen presented his book about his experiences of trip to India- Sinne missä pippuri kasvaa – Seitsemän matkaa Intiaan
OP Diwali 2025
21 October 2025
Suomi-Intia-Seura was delighted & honoured to attend Diwali celebrations at OP Pankki headqaurters in Vallila as their partner. Event was arranged on October 2, 2025. OP Pankki exhibited a true company culture of diversity, inclusion, and equality with One team spirit. It was an amazing program & warm experience. The event was attended by several hundreds of OP Pankki employees, partners and invited guests. Board members of Suomi-Intia-Seura were invited to the event. President Shefali Arora gave one of the keynote speeches after CEO of OP Pankki and Ambassador of India.
Diwali 2025
18 October 2025 at Hype Hybrid arena, Espoo
Indians and Indian culture are increasingly visible not only in the streets of the Helsinki metropolitan area, but also in several events.
Suomi-Intia-Seura in collaboration with City of Espoo, Kulttuuri Espoo organised 25th Diwali-Festival of Lights event. Diwali is an important Hindu festival, Diwali at the Hybridiarena Hype in Kivenlahti, Espoo. The event was a huge success which attracted over twelve thousand guests from all over Finland. Wonderful musical performances by over 300 performers, Grand Diwali Bazaar, Indian Cuisine were excellent attractions to the event.
Mayor of Espoo Kai Mykkanen and Ambassador of India Hemant Kotalwar were the chief guests. Diwali was sponsored by Microsoft, CGI, Palkkaguru, Playbox and supported by multiple partners in Diwali Bazaar. There were over 13000 visitors in the event and the event was covered by YLE News.
The core message of Diwali is the triumph of good over evil. According to Hindu thought, gods can also be worshipped at home, because gods are present everywhere.
Gandhi Jayanti
2.10.2025
On 2 October, we celebrate Gandhi Jayanti, a day that commemorates the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, whose legacy of peace and non-violence continues to inspire the world. Thank you, Embassy of India, in Finland & Gujarati Samaj for a nice event on the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti in Allotrian Puisto. Shefali and Rajiv Arora from board of Suomi-Intia-Seura participated in the event. The event included offering flowers at the statue of Mahatma Gandhi, speech by Ambassador of India to Finland, few songs and refreshments.
Did you know? In the heart of Helsinki, a life-size bronze statue of Mahatma Gandhi stands tall in Allotrianpuisto (Allotria Park), symbolizing the enduring friendship between India and Finland. This statue, unveiled on 20th September 2019, was a gift from the Government of India to commemorate 70 years of diplomatic relations between our two nations and Mahatma Gandhi’s 150th birth anniversary. Suomi Intia Seura Ry was working very closely with Finnish Ministry of Foreign Affairs & Embassy of India in Finland to get this majestic statue of Mahatma Gandhi installed.For Finland’s growing Indian community, this statue serves as both a symbol of cultural heritage and a connection to their homeland.
India Day 2025
17th August 2025 11:00-18:00
Meripuisto, Helsinki
FREE event
Ambassador Hemant H. Kotalwar, along with Mayor of Espoo
Kai Mykkänen, inaugurated India Day 2025, celebrating the vibrant and diverse culture of India.
The event came alive with colorful performances, authentic Indian cuisine, and a joyful atmosphere that truly captured the spirit of India. Suomi-Intia-Seura / Finnish-Indian Society had their own stand during the event and received several visitors.
Independence Day of India 2025
15th August 2025 09:00-12:00
Helsinki Meripuisto, Helsinki
FREE event
Embassy of India, Helsinki celebrated the 79th Independence Day of India with patriotic fervour with enthusiastic participation of Indian diaspora and friends of India.
Ambassador Hemant H. Kotalwar hoisted the Indian flag and read out Hon’ble President’s address to the nation, followed by lively cultural performances.
Sawasdee Thailand & Asia Friendship 2025
9th August 2025 11:00-19:00
Narinkkatori, Kamppi Helsinki
FREE event
Suomi-Intia-Seura participated in Sawasdee Thailand and Asia Friendship day organized on 9 August 2025. The event was attended by associations from several Asian countries. The event was very vibrant with very colorful performances from India and several other Asian countries, authentic cuisine, and a joyful atmosphere. Suomi-Intia-Seura / Finnish-Indian Society had their own stand during the event and received several visitors.
International Yoga Day 2025
18-19 June 2025 23:00-00:30
Juhannuslava, Ounasvaara, Rovaniemi
FREE event
The Finnish-Indian Society, in collaboration with the Embassy of India, organized the fifth midnight yoga in Ounasvaara, Rovaniemi. A large group of yoga lovers arrived at the Midsummer
stage. Ambassador of India, HE Hemant H. Kotalwar attended and opened the event. The yoga session was led by Maria Kauppi from Popup Yoga. The class was suitable for beginners. There were no mosquitoes and refreshments were enjoyed after the joyful gathering. Participants also received yoga shirts arranged by the embassy as a souvenir of the event.
World Village Festival-2025
24.–25.5.2025 Sat 11-21, Sun 11-19
Suvilahti, Helsinki – Admission Free
World Village Festival is Finland’s leading event for global action for the whole family, an admission free cultural festival, a food carnival and a trade fair for sustainable development. World Village raises global challenges and solutions, increases people’s understanding and provides concrete ways to take action to create change. World Village brings people together, because only together we can change the world. Festival’s core values are diversity, inspiration, equality, responsibility and communality.
Suomi Intia Seura/Finnish Indian Society had their own stand during the exhibition. Thank you for visiting our stall.
Folklore – 17th May 2025
We are beyond thrilled to announce that we had a very successful and colorful Folklore 2025 – Fairs and Flair! The event was organised by Suomi-Intia-Seura, in collaboration with Espoon kaupunki – Esbo stad – City of Espoo. The event was from 12:00 -20:00 and the beautiful venue of Tapiola Cultural center was bustling with activities. An estimated number of 6500 visitors enjoyed the showcase of Fairs and Flairs of India.
YOGA FESTIVAL HELSINKI event on March 1-2, 2025!
Yogafestaris was back for the 12th time at Kaapeli tehdas. The event brought together yoga and other wellness enthusiasts, experimenters and professionals under one roof.
It was a great opportunity to explore different forms of yoga, meditation, mindfulness, Pilates and other interesting wellness themes. The program included a wide range of inspiring classes, workshops and lectures.
Suomi Intia Seura/Finnish Indian Society had their own stand during the exhibition and received several visitors.
Matka Nordic Travel Fair 2025 Finland 17 – 19 January 2025.
Matka is the largest travel fair in Northern Europe, which brings together almost 1000 travel organizers, destinations and tourism organizations from over 80 countries! Program features lectures and presentations about latest travel and tourism themes which help you choose your next destination. Exhibitors offer a wide range of destinations to choose from with tempting and memorable packages, flights, accommodations and last minute offers
Suomi Intia Seura/Finnish Indian Society had their own stand during the exhibition and received several visitors.
MIPPI – 2024
What a party! The Multicultural Independence Day celebrations really brought out the strength of diversity!
Ambassador of India was one of the Chief Guests. The event included speeches by the Ambassador, Moniheli Executive Director, some more distinguished guests. There were several global cultural performances. followed by Maya Awards ceremony and cake cutting.
The highly valued MAYA award was given this year to Andsea Global. David Okelo, the association’s Executive Director, and Mamadou Lamine, Andsea’s coordinator of Senegalese Affairs, received the award. Andsea ry (African Network Development on Sustainable Economic Activities ry) is a non-profit, non-political, and non-religious association that collaborates with the communities in implementing development projects, technology, and services.
KIITOS SUOMI – 2024
Location: Maunula-talo
Women Designed for Success (WODESS), Africans and African European Association (AFAES), Suomi-Intia Seura (Finnish-Indian Society) Maunula House (Helsinki City), in collaboration with other organizations, are proud to celebrate the Thank You Finland event, or Kiitos Suomi, on December 5th, 2024, from 17:00 to 20:30. This event is a non-political platform to celebrate and honor individuals, organizations, companies, and cities that have contributed exceptionally to the well-being and integration of immigrants in Finland. The
Thank You Finland event returned for its second year at Maunula House, Helsinki. This year’s program featured an awards ceremony recognizing Finnish individuals, organizations, cities, and businesses that have gone above and beyond in supporting migrants in Finland.
The Kiitos Suomi Award, is a prestigious accolade bestowed upon individuals or organizations that have made significant contributions to the welfare, culture, and development of Finland. This esteemed recognition celebrates exceptional achievements that embody the spirit of innovation, dedication, and service to the Finnish community.
Diwali – in OP Bank Headquarter, Helsinki, 29.10.2024
Diwali – Festival of Lights
The Festival of Lights was a full day celebration in Espoo. The program was full of cultural performances, games, workshops, Diwali bazaar, Food stalls with delicious Indian food/delicacies, henna tatto, a fire show and a concert by Dhaod Gypsies of Rajasthan.
12:00-17:00: Sello Hall Foyer: Fascinating Diwali bazaar: Free entry to make wonderful purchases for Diwali as well as buying gifts for upcoming Christmas for your loved ones. There were Food stalls to taste Indian delicacies, Henna, Handicrafts and much more.
13:00-16:30: Sello Library stage: Cultural Program: The Sello Library stage hosted amazing cultural dance & music performances, funfilled games, dance workshop and much more. Entry to this event was free.
17:00-17:30: Soittoniekanaukio and Viaporintori: After sunset, the Maria Baric Company created a spectacular fire performance to light up the darkness. The program was free of charge.
18:00-20.30 Sello Hall Auditorium: Diwali concert by Dhoad Gypsies of Rajasthan: The amazing DHOAD Gypsies of Rajasthan group performed a colourful and energetic performance showcasing the rich musical heritage of Western India, Rajasthan – The land of Kings. Their amazing performance brought to life a spectacular depiction of ancient royal palace life on stage.
Diwali – Festival of Lights was organized by Espoo City Cultural Services in collaboration with Suomi-Intia-Seura a.k.a Finnish-Indian society.
Suomi-Intia-Seura – Celebrating 75 years
Suomi-Intia-Seura Ry (The Finnish Indian Society) established in 1949, is a non-profit, friendship association that acts as a community of people interested in India, Indian culture and it promotes social interaction between Finns and Indians living in Finland.
Society aim is to promote the knowledge of Indian culture in Finland, and to strengthen cultural exchange and development co-operation between the countries. It also arranges different kinds of activities related to India and Indian culture, including seminars, lectures, courses and various events.
This year marks a very special occasion, as Suomi-Intia-Seura Ry celebrated its 75th anniversary. The event was a Joyful celebration of Indian culture ,75 years of our society and friendship between 2 countries, Indian dance performances, food and music.
Event Date: Saturday 28th September 2024
International Yoga Day 2024 Yoga for Women Empowerment
Finnish-Indian Society participated in the celebration of yoga day by organizing the world’s northern most yoga event on the slopes of Ounasvaara, Rovaniemi, and an event in Kerala, Southern India. Both events were held on June 19-20, 2024. In Ounasvaara, near arctic circle, in northen part of Finland, the event took place in the light of the nightless night.
Finnish- Indian Society’s partner in Kerala is Helsinki based NGO SCV, Snowcastle Valley www.snowcastlevalley.org in partnership with SISP Sebastian Indian social project www.sisp.in. Both of these organizations are working in the southern part of Kerala in the Kovalam area.
Suomi-Intia-Seura participated in World Village Festival
World Village Festival is Finland’s leading event for global action for the whole family, an admission free cultural festival, a food carnival and a trade fair for sustainable development. World Village raises global challenges and solutions, increases people’s understanding and provides concrete ways to take action to create change. World Village brings people together, because only together we can change the world. Festival’s core values are diversity, inspiration, equality, responsibility and communality.
Folklore 2024
On the occasion of 75th anniversary year of Suomi-Intia-Seura Ry and 75th year of India and Finland diplomatic relationship, Suomi-Intia-Seura celebrated Folklore 2024 on 18th May 2024.
Theme of Folklore 2024 was to showcase Treasures of India to celebrate Wedding tales of India. The event was organised in collaboration with KulttuuriEspoo at Otaniemi Lukio in Otaniemi, Espoo, Finland. The event was very successful with a very positive feedback. Approximately 1200-1500 visitors attended the event.
Suomi-Intia-Seura participated in Yoga Festival Helsinki on March 2nd-3rd, 2024!
Yoga Festival was held at Kaapeli for the 11th time! The event brings together yoga and other wellness enthusiasts, explorers, and professionals under one roof.
Yoga Festival Helsinki is the largest yoga and wellness event in the Nordics, with approximately 4000 visitors annually.
The theme for Yoga Festival 2024 was INSPIRATION.
It was a fantastic opportunity to explore various forms of yoga, meditation, mindfulness, pilates, and other fascinating wellness themes.
Matkamessut 2024
Matka 2024 largest travel fair in Northern Europe was held in Messukeskus Helsinki and from 18th-21st January 2024. On Saturday January 20th at 13.00 Suomi-Intia-Seura was at “Meet at the World” Stage in Hall 7 at Matka 2024. Shefali Arora, our President and Ritva Koukku-Ronde, Ex-Ambassador of Finland to India shared travel tips and experiences of travelling to India. Following the presentation there was a wonderful Chari dance performance from majestic & beautiful land of Rajasthan – by Dance group Nachbaliyekollectiv and Dance Group Etnica. Name of the dance performers: Saija Heinonen, Mari Moilanen, Amanda Mäkimurto, Annette Suvilehto, Jenni Izadi, Saara Virkkunen, Sannamari Minkkinen.
Suomi-Intia-Seura had their own stall number 7ky2 in hall number 7 during all four days from 18th-21st January, 2024.
Kiitos Suomi
Tuesday 5/12/2023 A festive Thank You Finland event was organized at the Maunula House in collaboration with Africans and African European Association (AFAES), Finland-India-Seura (Finnish-Indian Society) and Women Designed for Success, Sierra Leone Consulate Planning Office Finland and Earth Angels of Finland. The event celebrated and rewarded such Finnish individuals, organizations and companies that have contributed in a significant way to the well-being and integration of immigrants. There was a fashion show, talks and experiences on integration. Trip to Finland – stories about integration -discussion included Berivan Suleima, chosen as a refugee of 2023 among other things. During the evening we also heard speeches from societal influencers, such as Sari Essayah, the Minister of Agriculture and Forestry and Li Andersson, the chairman of the Left Union. The evening was crowned by a concert of Frankosu and the Family. It was not a political event and the entry to the event was free.
Diwali 2023
The Finnish-India Society organized a traditional Diwali celebration on 11 November 2023 at the Suomalainen Yhteiskoulu, SYK, in Helsinki. The celebration was made possible with help from numerous volunteers, who together decorated the venue and prepared for the event. The event included an exciting cultural program, fun filled games, delicious Indian cuisine, games, and lots of fun.
The event was sold out and was attended joyfully by almost 700 guests, performers, and volunteers. Warm thanks to everyone, together we made a memorable event. Welcome to participate in next year’s Diwali celebration which will be held in November 2024.
Diwali, also known as the Festival of Lights, is a vibrant and joyous celebration that holds a special place in the hearts of millions. Widely observed in India and by the Indian diaspora around the world, Diwali typically falls in October or November. The festival symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and good over evil. Homes and public spaces are adorned with a dazzling array of lights, diyas (oil lamps), and candles, creating a mesmerizing spectacle of colours. The atmosphere is further enriched by intricate rangoli patterns adorning doorsteps, crafted with coloured powders, rice, or flower petals.
One of the hallmarks of Diwali is the spirit of togetherness it fosters among families and communities. People come together to share delicious meals, exchange sweets, and revel in the joyous ambiance. Traditional Indian sweets, known as “mithai,” are prepared and distributed, adding a delightful sweetness to the festivities.
Gift-giving is another cherished tradition during Diwali, symbolizing the exchange of love and goodwill. Families and friends exchange presents as a gesture of affection and appreciation. Fireworks and firecrackers light up the night sky, creating a spectacular visual display that adds to the festive spirit.
Diwali is not just a religious festival but a cultural celebration that transcends boundaries. It brings people of diverse backgrounds together to celebrate the universal values of hope, positivity, and the triumph of light. The significance of Diwali goes beyond its religious roots, resonating with people worldwide as a symbol of joy, unity, and the enduring power of goodness.
International Yoga Day
Finnish-Indian Society participated in the celebration of yoga day by organizing the world’s northern most yoga event on the slopes of Ounasvaara, Rovaniemi, and an event in Kerala, South in India. Both events were on June 21, 2023. In Ounasvaara, the event took place in the light of the nightless night. Rovaniemi on the Arctic Circle was well prepared to receive a yoga greeting from Kerala.
In Kerala Finnish- Indian Society partner is a Helsinki based NGO SCV, Snowcastle Valley www.snowcastlevalley.org in partnership with SISP Sebastian Indian social project www.sisp.in working in the southern part of Kerala in the Kovalam area. The yoga was conducted by teacher Radhakrishnan Ramakrishnan and joined by the students of the second change education in SISP.
Folklore 2023
Folklore 2023 is organized by Suomi-Intia-Seura Ry to discover the folk arts and the traditions of India. We are one of the oldest friendship associations, which is now on the path of celebrating 75th Anniversary. The purpose of this “The Treasures of India event” is to showcase folk art & traditions of India’s rich culture & heritage. First Folklore event was organized on Sunday 21 May 2023 in Espoo International School, Lillhemtintie 1, 02250 Espoo. Entry to this event was free. Event was a full day event from 10:00-17:00.
High level schedule of the event:
10:00-13:00: Wellbeing workshops: yoga workshop, Art workshop, Music workshop, Food stalls, Artwork exhibition & displays.
13:00- 15:30: Stage show in the auditorium: Folk performances
15:30-17:00: Wellbeing workshop: Ayurveda, Art workshop, Music workshop, Food stalls, Artwork exhibition & displays.
Theme of Folklore 2023 was Festivals in various states. We had Food stalls for authentic traditional food from various states of India. There was a team of volunteers who were working dedicatedly to plan & execute the event. There were about 100+ performers performing in the event and 750+ visitors visiting in Folklore 2023.
AGM – Spring Annual General Meeting of Finnish Indian Society was held in Helsinki on 18 April 2023 in Oodi Central Library. These were the main topics on agenda for the meeting:
- The annual report and financials for previous year were presented and accepted.
- Board had made a proposal for revision in some of the articles of bylaws. Those changes were discussed and accepted. The revised bylaws will be forwarded to Patentti- ja rekisterihallitus.
Ayurveda for Nordics – In continuation to official agenda for spring GM, there was a speech by Ayurveda expert Dr.Bhawna Sharma about ayurveda. The main theme of speech was benefits of ayurveda in Nordic weather and dietary advice.
Tampere’s Market of Possibilities held on 18.5.2023 at Väinö Linna Square – The Finnish-Indian Society participated in an event organized by FINGO in Tampere, where non-governmental organizations presented their activities. Our society was present at the stand of the Union of Friendship Associations in Finland, and we presented our activities. Even though the weather was changeable, 900 people visited Väinä Linna square. Despite the light rain, the atmosphere was warm and cheerful, as you can tell from the pictures.
World Village Festival (27-28 May 2023) – World Village Festival attracted a crowd of 27,000 on Saturday and 22,000 on Sunday to Suvilahti, Helsinki. Organised for the first time at the Suvilahti site, the civic influence festival was a great success and boasted a sunny and laid-back atmosphere.
Organised since 1995, World Village Festival is a sustainable development festival that hosts debates on current global topics and encourages people to take action for a more sustainable future. Bringing together tens of thousands of people and hundreds of organisations, the free international event was organised at Suvilahti, Helsinki, from 27 to 28 May 2023. This year’s theme was Force for Change! The main organiser is Finnish Development NGOs Fingo, an umbrella organisation for around 270 development organisations. Fingo and its Member Organisations work to make life fairer – everywhere. The festival’s main partners are the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Maailman Kuvalehti magazine.
“The festival’s theme, Force for Change, was highlighted really well and there were so many impressive and touching moments. Personal stories about how individuals and communities are able to make a difference and succeed in changing the world were hugely captivating and provided food for thought,” says Korpi. The exhibitor stands were busy throughout the weekend, the 50 food vendors sold thousands of dishes and the Kids’ Corner was very popular.
Finnish-Indian-Society, was involved in the event throughout the weekend with its own stand, which was visited by a large number of festival guests interested in India. The board members presented the club’s activities and shared information about India. On sale were books about India, food tastings and the opportunity to get a Henna tattoo.
