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Indian Community Events in Washington, DC

Join Indian community events in Washington, DC celebrating your cultural heritage. Find cultural festivals, professional networking events, religious celebrations, educational workshops, fundraisers, and social gatherings that bring the Indian community together. Stay connected with events that honor your traditions and create meaningful connections.
Asia After Dark | Diwali Festival
Asia After Dark | Diwali Festival
Join us for another year to celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights, with food, performances, crafts, and more! Registration: Registration is recommended but not required. We use Eventbrite registration numbers to estimate how many people we expect to attend and how much supplies to prepare. Most activities have a limited capacity, with entry on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration does not guarantee entry. Celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights, with an evening of food, music, dance, and activities! Learn how different regions celebrate this Hindu holiday, create crafts to take home, and see the museum lit up once the sun goes down. Program Details: Food Vendors West Building, Plaza 5–9:00 p.m. Enjoy cuisine from the Indian diaspora. Crafts & Coloring West Building 5-7 p.m. Family Fun Activities (North Corridor and Galleries 1-2) 5-9 p.m. Color a diya (South Corridor) East Building 5-9 p.m. Decorate a rangoli with Kulture Khazana (Gallery 27, level B1) Performances West Building, Meyer Auditorium 6 p.m. & 7:15 p.m. Strings for the Festival of Lights - A presentation in Indian Classical Music - Sarod Recital by Swarnendu West Building, Plaza 5:30 p.m., 6:15 p.m., 7 p.m. Dance performances by Vishious Vicinity 7:30–9:30 p.m. Afterhours Dance Party with DJ MAIYA Tours and Spotlight Talks 5–8 p.m. Docent spotlight talks: Body Image: Arts of the Indian Subcontinent (Galleries 1–2) Docent spotlight talks: The Peacock Room (Gallery 12) 5–7 p.m. Docent spotlight talks: The Art of Knowing (Gallery 22) 7 p.m. Gallery tour: The Art of Knowing with curator Emma Stein (Gallery 22) Conservation Cart Talk West Building, North Corridor 5-7 p.m. Special Decorations West Building, Plaza and Courtyard 5–9:30 p.m. See the museum lit up to celebrate Diwali.

Friday, 06, 17.00 - Friday, 06, 21.00 Washington, DC _$25

D.C. Tamasha Bhoots: Bollywood Halloween Party @Throw Social
D.C. Tamasha Bhoots: Bollywood Halloween Party @Throw Social
Where Bollywood drama meets Halloween madness- costumes & Desi beats. Click "Read More" for costume inspo & ticket deals- selling fast! 🎬✨ TAMASHA BHOOTS: A Desi Costume Party Like No Other ✨🎬 Hosted by: TAMASHA NIGHTS 🗓️ One unforgettable night. One epic Bollywood Halloween bash. 👻 HALLOWEEN GOES FULL DESI! Forget basic costumes. TAMASHA BHOOTS is where Bollywood meets Bhoot and the more dramatic, filmy, spooky, or ridiculous you get, the better. 👻🔥 Come dressed as your favorite Bollywood character, a classic bhoot, or a Bollywood Bhoot of your own creation. Think SRK, Madhuri, Ranveer, Deepika, Kareena… or turn your favorite Bollywood icon into their supernatural alter ego. 🧛🏽‍♀️🎬 Whether you’re serving Bollywood superstar, filmi villain, desi ghost, haunted heroine, spooky hero, or full-on Bollywood Bhoot- this is your night to bring the character to life. Because at TAMASHA, we don’t just party… we make a scene. 🎭👻 💥 Bollywood music all night long- from iconic classics and party anthems to today’s biggest Desi hits. 🔥 Nonstop Bollywood beats, high-energy vibes, and throwbacks to keep the dance floor going all night. 👻 THE TAMASHA BHOOTS DRESS CODE There is NO MANDATORY DRESS CODE- but we HIGHLY encourage you to dress up! 🎬 Bollywood Character 👻 Bhoot 🔥 Bollywood Bhoot 😈 Filmi Villain 💃 Spooky Bollywood Diva 🧛🏽 Whatever your imagination comes up with This is your excuse to go all out. Come recognizable. Come unrecognizable. Just COME IN CHARACTER. 👻🎬 🥂 VIP VIBES? WE GOT YOU. Wanna party like a celeb? Book a VIP experience and enjoy: ✔️ Front-of-the-line access ✔️ Reserved table all night ✔️ Personal bartender + bottle service 📲 Text/Call/WhatsApp: (917) 749-0150 to book VIP or ask questions 🎟 TICKET INFO 🎫 Early Bird starts at just $25 💥 General Admission, Group Discounts, and VIP Packages available 🚫 Ticket is for entry only — food & drinks sold separately ⚠️ Prices go up as we get closer – don’t wait! 🔞 AGE & ID POLICY 21+ only. VALID PHYSICAL ID REQUIRED – State ID, Driver’s License, or Passport ONLY. No photos or digital copies accepted. 🚫 REFUND POLICY All sales final. No refunds. Tickets are non-refundable under any circumstances, including but not limited to: weather, travel issues, illness (including COVID), or dissatisfaction with event elements (e.g. music, DJ, venue, etc). Entry may be denied for disorderly behavior, dress code violations, or ID issues. 📷 Media Notice: We capture moments from every event. If you wish to have any photos removed, please email [email protected].

Saturday, 31, 22.00 - Sunday, 01, 03.00 Washington, DC _$25

Latest Indian Events

Asia After Dark | Diwali Festival
Asia After Dark | Diwali Festival
Join us for another year to celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights, with food, performances, crafts, and more! Registration: Registration is recommended but not required. We use Eventbrite registration numbers to estimate how many people we expect to attend and how much supplies to prepare. Most activities have a limited capacity, with entry on a first-come, first-served basis. Registration does not guarantee entry. Celebrate Diwali, the festival of lights, with an evening of food, music, dance, and activities! Learn how different regions celebrate this Hindu holiday, create crafts to take home, and see the museum lit up once the sun goes down. Program Details: Food Vendors West Building, Plaza 5–9:00 p.m. Enjoy cuisine from the Indian diaspora. Crafts & Coloring West Building 5-7 p.m. Family Fun Activities (North Corridor and Galleries 1-2) 5-9 p.m. Color a diya (South Corridor) East Building 5-9 p.m. Decorate a rangoli with Kulture Khazana (Gallery 27, level B1) Performances West Building, Meyer Auditorium 6 p.m. & 7:15 p.m. Strings for the Festival of Lights - A presentation in Indian Classical Music - Sarod Recital by Swarnendu West Building, Plaza 5:30 p.m., 6:15 p.m., 7 p.m. Dance performances by Vishious Vicinity 7:30–9:30 p.m. Afterhours Dance Party with DJ MAIYA Tours and Spotlight Talks 5–8 p.m. Docent spotlight talks: Body Image: Arts of the Indian Subcontinent (Galleries 1–2) Docent spotlight talks: The Peacock Room (Gallery 12) 5–7 p.m. Docent spotlight talks: The Art of Knowing (Gallery 22) 7 p.m. Gallery tour: The Art of Knowing with curator Emma Stein (Gallery 22) Conservation Cart Talk West Building, North Corridor 5-7 p.m. Special Decorations West Building, Plaza and Courtyard 5–9:30 p.m. See the museum lit up to celebrate Diwali.

Saturday, 31, 22.00 - Sunday, 01, 03.00 Washington, DC 0.00

D.C. Tamasha Bhoots: Bollywood Halloween Party @Throw Social
D.C. Tamasha Bhoots: Bollywood Halloween Party @Throw Social
Where Bollywood drama meets Halloween madness- costumes & Desi beats. Click "Read More" for costume inspo & ticket deals- selling fast! 🎬✨ TAMASHA BHOOTS: A Desi Costume Party Like No Other ✨🎬 Hosted by: TAMASHA NIGHTS 🗓️ One unforgettable night. One epic Bollywood Halloween bash. 👻 HALLOWEEN GOES FULL DESI! Forget basic costumes. TAMASHA BHOOTS is where Bollywood meets Bhoot and the more dramatic, filmy, spooky, or ridiculous you get, the better. 👻🔥 Come dressed as your favorite Bollywood character, a classic bhoot, or a Bollywood Bhoot of your own creation. Think SRK, Madhuri, Ranveer, Deepika, Kareena… or turn your favorite Bollywood icon into their supernatural alter ego. 🧛🏽‍♀️🎬 Whether you’re serving Bollywood superstar, filmi villain, desi ghost, haunted heroine, spooky hero, or full-on Bollywood Bhoot- this is your night to bring the character to life. Because at TAMASHA, we don’t just party… we make a scene. 🎭👻 💥 Bollywood music all night long- from iconic classics and party anthems to today’s biggest Desi hits. 🔥 Nonstop Bollywood beats, high-energy vibes, and throwbacks to keep the dance floor going all night. 👻 THE TAMASHA BHOOTS DRESS CODE There is NO MANDATORY DRESS CODE- but we HIGHLY encourage you to dress up! 🎬 Bollywood Character 👻 Bhoot 🔥 Bollywood Bhoot 😈 Filmi Villain 💃 Spooky Bollywood Diva 🧛🏽 Whatever your imagination comes up with This is your excuse to go all out. Come recognizable. Come unrecognizable. Just COME IN CHARACTER. 👻🎬 🥂 VIP VIBES? WE GOT YOU. Wanna party like a celeb? Book a VIP experience and enjoy: ✔️ Front-of-the-line access ✔️ Reserved table all night ✔️ Personal bartender + bottle service 📲 Text/Call/WhatsApp: (917) 749-0150 to book VIP or ask questions 🎟 TICKET INFO 🎫 Early Bird starts at just $25 💥 General Admission, Group Discounts, and VIP Packages available 🚫 Ticket is for entry only — food & drinks sold separately ⚠️ Prices go up as we get closer – don’t wait! 🔞 AGE & ID POLICY 21+ only. VALID PHYSICAL ID REQUIRED – State ID, Driver’s License, or Passport ONLY. No photos or digital copies accepted. 🚫 REFUND POLICY All sales final. No refunds. Tickets are non-refundable under any circumstances, including but not limited to: weather, travel issues, illness (including COVID), or dissatisfaction with event elements (e.g. music, DJ, venue, etc). Entry may be denied for disorderly behavior, dress code violations, or ID issues. 📷 Media Notice: We capture moments from every event. If you wish to have any photos removed, please email [email protected].

Saturday, 31, 22.00 - Sunday, 01, 03.00 Washington, DC 30.21

Latest Indian Businesses and Organizations

WCL South Asian Law Students Association
WCL South Asian Law Students Association
The South Asian Law Students Association represents a vibrant community of law students at American University - Washington dedicated to celebrating South Asian heritage, culture, and legal traditions while studying law in Washington, DC. As a student-led organization, the association creates an inclusive space where law students can connect with one another, share experiences, and build meaningful relationships based on common backgrounds and interests. The organization serves an important role in fostering a sense of belonging within the broader American University law school community, particularly for students of South Asian descent or those with deep connections to South Asian cultures and legal systems. Based in Washington, DC, the association bridges academic pursuits with cultural celebration, recognizing that law and legal practice are intrinsically connected to community identity and values. Members engage in collaborative activities that promote cross-cultural understanding and awareness among their peers, contributing to a more diverse and inclusive legal education environment. The WCL South Asian Law Students Association emphasizes the importance of representation and voice within the legal profession, empowering students to pursue careers that honor their heritage while advancing justice and advocacy. Through mentorship, social gatherings, and educational programming, the organization strengthens bonds among students who will become tomorrow's legal leaders, ensuring that South Asian perspectives remain integral to the evolving American legal landscape.

Washington, DC

GW Sikh Student Association
GW Sikh Student Association
The Sikh Student Association represents an important community within George Washington University's vibrant student life landscape in Washington, DC. As a dedicated student organization, it serves as a gathering place for individuals interested in learning about and practicing the Sikh faith, which emphasizes principles of equality, service to others, and spiritual growth. The association embodies these core Sikh values by creating spaces where students can connect authentically and support one another. Founded on the principles of community engagement and cultural preservation, the GW Sikh Student Association in Washington, DC welcomes students of all backgrounds to participate in its activities and events. The organization is committed to building bridges between the Sikh community and the broader George Washington University campus, fostering mutual respect and understanding. Through regular meetings, celebrations of significant Sikh holidays and observances, and collaborative service initiatives, the association demonstrates how faith-based student organizations contribute meaningfully to campus culture. Members of the Sikh Student Association at George Washington University in Washington, DC find a supportive network that honors their heritage while encouraging academic excellence and personal development. The organization recognizes that student life is enriched when individuals have the opportunity to express their identity, practice their beliefs, and contribute their unique perspectives to the university community. By maintaining strong connections to Sikh traditions while engaging actively in campus life, the association exemplifies the positive impact that culturally-focused student organizations can have on institutional diversity and student wellbeing.

Washington, DC

GW Indian Students' Association
GW Indian Students' Association
As a student organization at George Washington University located in Washington, DC, the Indian Students' Association represents a dedicated community of students committed to celebrating and sharing Indian culture with their peers. The organization serves as a welcoming home for Indian students navigating life at the university while also inviting the broader campus community to engage with and appreciate Indian traditions, values, and contemporary culture. Rooted in principles of community building and cultural pride, the association creates spaces where students can maintain connections to their heritage while forming meaningful relationships with classmates from diverse backgrounds. The Indian Students' Association at GW recognizes the importance of representation and visibility within the Washington, DC academic environment, working to ensure that Indian perspectives and contributions are recognized and celebrated. Through authentic cultural programming and genuine peer connections, the organization addresses the social and emotional needs of its members while promoting intercultural dialogue across the university. The association's commitment extends beyond social events to include mentorship, academic support, and advocacy for inclusive campus policies. By creating a sense of belonging and community pride, the GW Indian Students' Association empowers students to thrive academically and personally while contributing to a more culturally rich and interconnected university experience in Washington, DC.

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