Dashain is the 15-day national (religious) festival of Nepal. It is the longest and the most auspicious festival in the Nepalese annual calendar, celebrated by Nepalese of all caste and creed throughout the globe. Because this is such a sacred festival for all of us as Nepalese, we here at the NCCS would like to cordially invite you to join us and celebrate the festivities this year on Saturday, October 1st 2011 at 6pm. Dashain is a time of gathering with all family and friends, so join us as we join together as a community and celebrate!!!
Live music, dance, a cultural program alongside a succulent buffet dinner will guarantee that you will have the time of your life. As well, the night will also be broadcast live on www.torontonepal.com. It will be a night and a Dashain that you will never forget so mark your calendars from now and make sure to get your tickets ASAP!
Ticket information
Adults: $20:00 Children (5 to 12 years old): $12:00 Children: (4 years old and under): FREE
Senior's over 65 years: FREE
On Behalf of Nepalese Canadian Community Services (NCCS), I would like to thank everyone coming together to celebrate Himalayan Festival: Nepali Mela 2011. Despite heavy rain at the beginning of the Mela, we had great turnout this year. Heavy rain did not stop our continue performance with music, dance and song.
I like to thank all the performers for their wonderful performances and sharing their talents with the community. I also want to thank Mr. Jyoti Bhidya for coordinating with Bhutanese Nepalese performers who came all the way from London Ontario for the event. Especial thanks to MC Ram kaji Moktan and Mary Gold in warming up the audience and for keeping it lively and fun.
We cannot hold events such as these without the generosity of our sponsors. Towards that, I want to thank all our sponsors; Mr. Madan K C (REMAX), Mrs. Purna Ghimery (REMAX) and Mr. Sanam Shrestha (E3TEL Consulting) for being the "Proud" Sponsors for the event; Mr. Krishna Timsina (Homelife), Mr. Rajen Shrestha (Sunlife Financial), Durga Adhikari (Heritage Education Funds) for being "Gold" Sponsors; and other sponsors as Mr. Yam Khatri (Kathmandu Restaurant), Mr. Dibesh Regmi (Mt. Everest Restaurant), Mrs. Dolma (Shangrila Restaurant), Mr. Gopal Bhandari/Mr. Iswar Rajen (Millinum Driving), Nepalese Embassy, Mr. Atul Subedi, Mr. Lila Bhandari, Anupama Ghimery (Travel De Canada), Mr.Sam katosh.
NCCS would also like to thank www.torontonepal.com for broadcasting this event live over the internet and making it possible for our friends and families outside of the venue to enjoy the show and catch a glimpse of their loved ones. We hope to make this part of all our shows going forward.
Last but not least, I want to thank all our volunteers and the board members of NCCS for their hard work and dedication and time to make this event a success.
Dearest Nepalese community members, Mothers and sisters:
NCCS Toronto is very pleased to announce our TEEJ festival . This is a ladies festival and although we are away from Nepal we can not forget our culture and tradition.This is going to be held in the heart of Toronto so that everyone can gather easily. Please come every one and join us!!
Let us celebrate together. Prepare to dance the night away!
*Dinner will be provided*
When: Saturday, August 27, 2011
Time: 6.00 PM till 11.00Pm
Where: 525 Bloor St East (Opposite of 730 Ontario Street), M4W 1J1
Price: $20.00 adult $10.00 children under 5-12 years
