2024 Event

International Arts & Cultural Festival

Saturday 15 June 2024, 2pm - 5pm
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World Shirdi Sai Baba Organisation (UK) is organising the International Arts and Cultural Festival at Plashet Park, East Ham on 15th June 2024, Saturday.

Attending a cultural festival that promotes Newham’s heritage offers numerous benefits that enrich both the individual and the community in Newham. 

  • Cultural Understanding: Attending this cultural festival provides a deeper understanding of the traditions, customs, and history of Plashet Park.
  • Enhanced Creativity: Exposure to different artistic work and creative performances can inspire and stimulate one’s own creativity and artistic endeavors.
  • Enjoyment and Entertainment: Festivals are fun and entertaining, offering a wide range of activities such as music, dance and culinary experiences that provide enjoyment and relaxation.
  • Community Engagement: Participating in cultural festivals fosters a sense of community and belonging. It brings people in Newham together, creating opportunities for social interaction and strengthening the relationship in Newham.
  • Networking Opportunities: This event provides opportunities to meet new people, make friends, and network with others who share similar interests in culture and Newham heritage.
  • Family Bonding: Attending festivals with family members can be a great way to spend quality time together, creating lasting memories and shared experiences.
  • Supporting Local Artists and Businesses: This event supports Newham’s local artists and vendors. It also supports Newham’s economy and helps sustain cultural practices and businesses.
  • Preservation of Newham’s cultural Heritage: By attending this event, individuals contribute to the preservation and continuation of Newham cultural heritage. This active participation helps ensure that traditions and cultural practices are passed down to future generations.
  • Cultural Exchange: Festivals often attract diverse audiences, including tourists and people from different cultural backgrounds. This interaction promotes cultural exchange, understanding, and mutual respect in Newham.
  • Breaking Stereotypes: Exposure to different cultural practices and narratives helps break down stereotypes and prejudices, fostering a more inclusive and tolerant society in Newham.

Experiencing new and different cultural practices broadens one’s horizons, encouraging open-mindedness and adaptability within the Newham community. Engaging with the Newham heritage of other places can prompt reflection on one’s own cultural identity and heritage, leading to a deeper appreciation and understanding of personal cultural roots.

Archive Event: Please note this event was part of the 2024 events programme and the details provided are for your information only.

How to Attend

This event is free to attend and no sign up is required.

Plashet Park

Plashet Park, 325 Plashet Grove, London, E7 8QR

Plashet Park

Plashet Park, 325 Plashet Grove, London, E7 8QR

Accessibility:
The park is wheelchair accessible and will have accessible toilets available for the Newham Heritage Month 2024 launch event.
  • Step-free Access
  • Accessible Toilet

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