Queen’s Park
Bedford
On a warm summer day in Queen’s Park, Bedford, the Queen’s Park organisation hosted an enchanting outdoor Odissi dance performance. Against a beautiful natural backdrop, a group of talented dancers performed intricate choreography to the delight of the gathered audience.
Led by a Ananda Arts Odissi dancers Parvati Rajamani, Desiree Bashi, Sheeba Taneja, the performance showcased the grace, precision, and elegance of this classical Indian dance form. With their costumes shimmering in the sunlight, the dancers moved with a fluidity that was captivating, bringing to life the intricate stories and emotions behind each movement.
The audience was spellbound by the children’s performance as well, which had been carefully curated by the Queen’s Park organisation to promote cultural diversity and community engagement. Families, couples, and friends had gathered together to enjoy the beauty of the dance and the warm summer weather.
The Queen’s Park organisation promotes cultural understanding and community cohesion, bringing together people from all walks of life to share in this beautiful experience.
