About this Event
The Bangladeshi culture is often underrepresented when compared to its South Asian counterparts, so we're proud to host this event to showcase the richness and beauty of Bangladesh.
Our host, Aiser hails from Bangladesh and is super excited to share more about Bangladesh's vibrant heritage. The word "Shondhar" means evening in Bengali, and "Adda" refers to the beloved Bangladeshi tradition of gathering with good company and good conversation.
Join us as we explore Bangladeshi culture through its cherished gateways: food and customs! You'll get to learn more in depth about Bangladeshi customs while getting to try snacks unique to Bangladesh.
We welcome everyone to our evening hangout, can't wait to see you there!
*snacks will be served but not enough for a full meal
Date日期:24 Oct 2026
Time 時間:4-6pm
Venue 地點:ICE office
Fee 費用:50 HKD
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Organisation Introduction:
We are Inter Cultural Education (ICE), a social enterprise aiming to educate people to appreciate and be able to accept the cultural diversity of the world. ICE has helped more than 30,000 people in Hong Kong to connect and understand the world better through cross-cultural dialogues.
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Event venue & nearby stays
ICE Office, 1208 Houtex Industrial Building, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong (SAR)