Time: 8:30 to 9:30 AM 

Venue: Assembly Stage (School Campus)

Description: 

Garba is a traditional folk dance originating from the state of Gujarat, India, primarily performed during the festival of Navratri. This vibrant dance form celebrates the divine feminine and honors the goddess Durga, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region.

 Characteristics of Garba:

1. Dance Style: Garba is typically performed in a circular formation, with participants moving in sync to rhythmic beats. The dance involves intricate footwork, clapping, and graceful arm movements.

2. Music: The music accompanying Garba is lively and often features traditional instruments like dhol, tabla, and harmonium. Contemporary Garba music may also incorporate modern beats and melodies.

3. Attire: Dancers usually wear colorful traditional clothing. Women often don chaniya choli (a long skirt and blouse) adorned with mirror work, while men wear kurtas and dhotis.

4. Themes: The dance often tells stories of devotion, love, and celebration. It symbolizes community spirit, as people come together to dance and celebrate.

5. Cultural Significance: Beyond its entertainment value, Garba fosters a sense of unity and joy among participants. It serves as a way to connect with one's roots and celebrate cultural traditions.

Garba has gained popularity beyond Gujarat and is now celebrated worldwide, especially in Indian communities during festivals. Whether performed in large gatherings or intimate settings, it remains a joyful expression of culture and devotion.

Join for vibrant colors and lively music as we celebrate Garba! This traditional dance is a beautiful expression of joy and community. Everyone is welcome to participate, regardless of skill level.

Highlights: 

- Live music and DJ 

- Garba dance performances 

- Best-dressed competition 

Registration: 

Students want to participate in garba dance may give their names to Cultural committee members.

Don’t miss out on this festive occasion! Come dressed in traditional attire and ready to dance!