Destination World: India
November 2, 2006: 5pm-9pm
FILM:
Screenings at the National Park Visitor Center5:30-6:30pm Ganges:River to Heaven, by local filmmaker Gayle Ferraro. Was filmed in a hospice for the dying on the ghats of Kashi, India's religious heart, four families' struggle to grant a loved one's final wish: to go to heaven. Advisory: this film has images of dead bodies.
7:20-9pm Water, by Deepa Mehta. Set in Colonial India against Mahatma Gandhi's rise to power, the film tells the story of 8-year old Chuyia who is widowed and sent to a home to live in penitence. rated: PG13
MUSIC, DANCE, AND FOOD:
The Lowell Five Main Stage at the The National Park Visitors Center
5-9pm Sahaja Yoga Meditation
5:30-6:30pm Henna and Body Art by Sudha
6-7pm Join in making Rangoli with Mona Sethi, Rangoli is one of the most popular art forms in India, All guest and visitors occupy a very special place, and Rangoli is an expression of this warm hospitality.
6:15-7:15pm Students of the New England School of Carnatic Music, Amritha Mangalat and Hersha Bhisetti playing the Veena with Mridangam.
6:30-7:15pm Bharata Natyam Classical Indian Dance by Wendy Jehlen
ART AND CULTURE around Town:
Pollard Memorial Library
5:30-8:30pm "Monsoon Wedding" by Mira Nair
9-10pm Bombay Mahal experience authentic Indian cuisine samplers at discount price and music following film from 9-10
Life Alive Offering a tasting of curried ginger butternut bisque while relaxing to celebratory devotional Indian chants
ALL Arts Gallery Presents Equilibrium: works by Anne Cavanaugh, Gillian Frazier and Dan Rocha, Gallery open 6-10
Contact Info:
Call or email with any questions about Destination World.Project Manager: Pam Goncalves
Email: pgoncalves@lowellma.gov
Phone: 978.446.7162 @ Cultural Organization of Lowell