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Information Regarding the Workshop: Date: 08, & 09, 2025 (Both the days of Workshop) Time: 10:00am to 04:00pm (With a lunch Brake) Age Group: Age 14 & Above are allowed for the workshop. Lunch: Simple Vegetarian food will be Provide by Aangala for lunch. Certificate will be provided for participants only after completing both the days of Workshop. All the participants are requested to come in comfortable, movement-friendly clothes Kolata: A Karnataka Folk Dance Form Kolata is a vibrant folk dance form characterized by a group of dancers who perform rhythmic movements while striking tap sticks together, creating a lively sound. This dance is often accompanied by traditional folk songs, enhancing the cultural experience. Group Performance: Kolata is typically performed by a group, fostering a sense of community and togetherness. Use of Tap Sticks: Dancers use sticks to create rhythmic beats, adding a dynamic auditory element to the performance. Folk Songs: The dance is accompanied by traditional songs that reflect the cultural heritage of the region. Cultural Significance: Kolata is often performed during festivals and celebrations, showcasing the rich traditions of the community. Kolata is not just a dance; it is a celebration of culture, rhythm, and community spirit, making it an integral part of the folk traditions it represents. By the end of workshop there will be a performance by the group.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Aangala (Space for Expressions): Bengaluru, Janna Ganapati Kala Bhavan, Janna Ganapati Temple, 17th Main Rd, 2nd Block, Gnana Bharathi, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560056, India, Bangalore
Tickets
INR 900
