Join us for a magical multicultural celebration as the Indian Association Geneva brings together the colors, lights, and harmony of four cherished festivals — Diwali, Gurpurab, Milad-un-Nabi, and Christmas — in one grand evening of joy and togetherness.
Experience the vibrant artistic diversity of India through captivating performances by acclaimed artists and dynamic local talents — a celebration that unites our community through art, rhythm, and culture.
This year’s event features SANGAM” by Sangeet Swiss with captivate performance unveils the magic, mysticism, and strength of the Banarasi tradition — a confluence of two versatile art forms, music and dance, brought alive by an ensemble of artists from diverse cultural backgrounds, each a virtuoso in their own discipline. Kathak virtuoso Gauri Priscilla Brülhart, accompanied by her ensemble and none other than the king of Banaras Bhaaj, Pt. Sanju Sahai, on tabla and Damien Converset on clarinet. Gauri Priscilla Brülhart is a disciple of Pt. Ravi Shankar Mishra, one of the most distinguished exponents of the Benares gharana, she embodies the elegance, rhythm, and storytelling essence of this timeless tradition.
The Omkara School of Dance, Geneva’s premier Indian dance institution, brings to life the elegance and energy of India’s performing arts. Under the guidance of passionate guru Sujatha Venkatesh, Omkara’s dancers merge classical precision with modern expression, crafting performances that radiate storytelling, rhythm, and emotion.
Together, Amit Sinha and Ankita Bramhe present a musical journey that blends Bollywood nostalgia, festive melodies, and devotional depth, creating a soul-stirring experience for listeners of all ages. Amit Sinha, a versatile vocalist trained in Indian classical and contemporary styles, is known for his rich tonal range and heartfelt renditions of ghazals and semi-classical compositions. Ankita Bramhe, a rising star in the world of Indian music, brings elegance, clarity, and vibrant energy to every performance. Her expressive voice and engaging stage presence have made her a favorite among global audiences.
Event is not complete without our local emerging performers, who will light up the stage with music, dance, and creativity. This vibrant segment reflects the unity and diversity of our community — a joyful reminder that culture thrives when shared together.
Be with us at the Aula Ecole Henri-Dunant, Rue Edmond-Vaucher 20, 1203 Geneva, on Saturday, November 1, 2025, starting at 17:00.
All participants are required to register online through the following link:
Register for Namaste Geneva 2025 – Celebration of DIWALI, GURPURAB, MILAD-UN-NABI and CHRISTMAS.
The details of the event are as follows:
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Date & Time
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Saturday 1 November 2025, 17:00 – 22:00
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Venue
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Aula Ecole Henri-Dunant, Rue Edmond-Vaucher 20, 1203 Geneva
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Programme
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17:00 - Meet & Greet
Courtesy IAG - Enjoy chai and refreshments, face-painting for kids and Mehndi
All guests may kindly be seated by 17:40
17:45 - Welcome & Opening Remarks
18:00 - Cultural Program
20:45 - Standing Dinner
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Fee
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Members: Entrance Free
Non-Members: Entrance CHF 20/-
Standing Dinner: CHF 20/- per person (above 5 years)
Note: Dinner includes non-alcoholic beverages
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Dinner Reservation
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Please note that pre-paid meal reservations are mandatory and requested to be completed by Wednesday, 29 October 2025.
Reservations are limited to a maximum of 150 attendees and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.
Unfortunately, we won’t be able to accommodate any last-minute reservations beyond this date. Thank you for your understanding.
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Look forward to seeing you with family and friends.
Dr. Maneesh Wadhwa
President - Indian Association Geneva
Direction to the venue
Bus no. 10, 22 \ Tram 14, 18 (stop – Bouchet)
If you take the tram, walk 10 meters in the direction of the Lake, turn right into Avenue Edmond-Vaucher. About 400 meters along Avenue Edmond-Vaucher, the AULA Henri-Dunant will on the left.
Parking
There is blue zone parking on Avenue Edmond-Vaucher and paid parking (underground) is available at the AULA.
