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Hi there,
Welcome 2025
The Board and Staff at NAAC wish you and your loved ones a very joyous, healthy and Happy New Year. As we bid farewell to the old, we embrace the new with hope and look forward to new and exciting times ahead. We hope to see much more of you all in in 2025!
Having started from January 15, NAAC Music & Dance Academy is kicking off its new term of music and dance classes every Wednesday from 5:30pm-8:00pm. Come join us at Radford Academy to learn a new dance move, an instrument, singing, make new friends and have some fun...or come along for fitness, Yoga & Wellbeing at Wollaton Park and Newstead Abbey...
Our Music & Dance Academy students are given the opportunity to participate at loads of local events organised by NAAC and other organisations...so come along and be that budding star!
*******Planning has also started for our Holi Event in March and the Vaisakhi Event in May...please let us know if you'd like to perform or help in planning these events.*******
NAAC Music & Dance Academy
Please note that our NAAC Music & Dance Academy classes restarted on Wednesday 15 January 2025 from 5:30pm-8:00pm back at Radford Academy, Denman Street West, Radford, Nottingham NG7 3FL.
Please try and publicise the classes as much as possible. Do let us know if you want the NAAC to provide any specific workshops and or events; within reason and resources allowing, we will try to oblige. Hope to see all, our current and new students, back at the classes. We need full commitment from all our students in order for the classes to continue and be sustainable...
NAAC is looking for sponsorships/donations in order to carry on with the running of our Music and Dance classes. If you can or know of any businesses/individuals who can help us, then please get in touch with NAAC.
For full details, use this link to download the poster...
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Yoga & Wellbeing at Wollaton Park & Newstead Abbey
Wollaton Park:
Come and join us for Wellbeing at Wollaton each month in Wollaton Park!
Date : First Sunday of each month...
Time: 10am – 11.30am
FREE ENTRY booking in advance required on a first come first served basis in line with venue capacity. In case of bad weather, the event may be inside on a first come first served basis only.
Find out more at: https://wollatonhall.org.uk/wellbeing-at-wollaton/
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Newstead Abbey:
Come and join us for Wellbeing at Newstead each month in Newstead Park!
Date: Third Sunday of each month.
Time: 10 am – 11.00 am
FREE ENTRY booking in advance is required on a first come first served basis in line with venue capacity. In case of bad weather, the event may be inside on a first come first served basis only.
Find out more at: Wellbeing at Newstead - Newstead Abbey
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Cama Sood Hara - A Film By Haresh Sood
Thursday 23 January - Sunday 26 January @ The Arc Cinema
NAAC Supports Local Indian Filmmaker in International Film Tour Launch Opening on 23-26 January, Hucknall Arc Cinema – Tickets on sale now...
Haresh Sood, a Nottingham and Sevilla-based filmmaker and barrister, follows up his globally acclaimed debut My Niece’s Big Fat Delhi Wedding with his second feature documentary. This time, Haresh turns the lens on himself, exploring the challenges and societal pressures of being a 47-year-old unmarried British Indian male. The film intelligently delves into the taunts, discrimination, and cultural expectations he’s faced, while offering a humorous yet poignant critique of the Indian matrimonial system.
Shot across five countries with a team of 250 cast and crew members, this documentary combines Haresh’s personal and emotional journey with sharp storytelling and a touch of comedy. From love and loss to his unique “i theory” on relationships, Haresh offers a thought-provoking perspective on why some people remain single. Featuring contributions from international artists and musicians, this is a captivating film that will challenge perceptions and spark conversation. (Source: The Arc Cinema)
Cama Sood Hara, a much more personal and introspective piece that focuses on love, life and loss. This film is a tribute to his late mother and is about rediscovering life after loss. His previous project, My Niece’s Big Fat Delhi Wedding attracted major international attention and interest and was shown at 50 festivals around the world and nominated for some 30 awards.
Dementia Awareness Event
Sunday 9 February @ Ramgarhia Sabha Nottingham
Valentines Party
Saturday 15 February @ The Clock
Dates For Your Diary 2025...
- Holi In The Park – Saturday 15th March 2025, Formal Gardens Wollaton Park
- Vaisakhi In The Park – Sunday 11th May 2025, Formal Gardens Wollaton Park
- Eid In The Park Date – Saturday 14th June 2025, Formal Gardens Wollaton Park
- International Day of Yoga – Sunday 22nd June 2025, Formal Gardens Wollaton Park
- CommuniTree Festival – Sunday 10th August and Sunday 17th August 2025, Formal Gardens Wollaton Park
- Ganesh Chaturthi/ Ganesh Festival – Saturday 6th September 2025, Location TBC
- Nottingham Mela In The Park – Sunday 14th September 2025, Formal Gardens Wollaton Park
- Diwali Date TBC at Castle
NAAC Membership
NAAC occasionally organise events at short notice, in particular where there is a guest artist or performer from abroad and we try our hardest to publicise these events as widely as possible, but to ensure that you do not miss out please regularly check your emails from us, if you are a member! If you are not a member please consider joining us...
Individual Membership
Membership Fee for 2 Years: £10.00
Life Membership: £100.00 Individuals £150.00 Couples £50.00 Over 60’s
Organisation Membership
Membership Fee for 2 Years: £20.00
Corporate Membership: £1000.00
Any feedback on the e-alerts and suggestions on what you, our readers would like to see in future editions is always welcome…
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Nottingham Asian Arts Association (NAAC),
Communities Courtyard, Wollaton Road, Wollaton Park, Nottingham NG8 2AD
Email: [email protected] and [email protected]
Tel: 0115 876 5589 / 0115 876 5590
Nina Mob: 07944 051187 | Bhavesh Mob: 07792 247331
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