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Lisa Creagh: Holding Time Exhibition
Mon 14 Nov 2022 – Mon 30 Jan 2023 Mon – Fri 9am – 5pm & Sat 9 am – 3pm | Free This socially engaged feminist art piece will create a contemporary portrait of Read more…
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Mark Chappell: Say Aphasia Exhibition
Mon 06 Feb 2023 – Sun 30 April 2023 Opening Times: Mon – Fri 9am – 5pm & Sat 9 am – 3pm | Free Imagine not being able to understand what other people are Read more…
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Tribe Arts: Ode to Partition Film Screening
Wed 15 Feb | 6.30pm | Pay What You Decide In anticipation of their show marking 75 years since the Partition of India, Tribe Talks: Partition @ 75 (coming March 2023), Tribe Arts invite you Read more…
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Altered Skin: Fatherhood
Thu 16 Feb | 2pm* & 7.30pm | Pay What You Decide Being a father in the 21st century is complicated. Being the father of a young son of mixed South Indian, Turkish & Austrian Read more…
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Rhythmosaic: Conversing with the Crow
Sat 11th Mar | 7.30pm | Pay What You Decide A kathak contemporary dance performance that celebrates women and their position in today’s world. The work honours the strength and resilience of the women who Read more…
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Arts Iftar
Wed 5th Apr | 7pm | Pay What You Decide Join the Kala Sangam team to mark Ramadan with the return of the Arts Iftar. An evening to relax, enjoy and open your fast in Read more…
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RiRi’s Dance Academy: The Dancing Elephant
Sat 8 April | 1pm | Age 6+ Ri Ri’s Dance Academy and Big Imaginations bring their new show The Dancing Elephant to Kala Sangam. Experience a stunning blend of both real and virtual environments, Read more…
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Freedom Studios: Street Voices Sharing
Sat 15 Apr | 5.30pm | Pay What You Decide Street Voices is Freedom Studios’ flagship writers programme which has aided the careers of many successful writers across eight iterations. Come to see what the Read more…
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Jaivant Patel Dance: Waltzing the Blue Gods (Previews)
Thu 27 & Fri 28 Apr| 7.30pm Waltzing the Blue Gods is a liberating tale in two parts, that reimagines the Queer symbolism of the Hindu gods, Shiva and Krishna, and the role they played Read more…
You can view our past programmes here.
About Us
Kala Sangam is an intercultural arts hub which aims to reflect the diversity of contemporary Britain through the work we present, the artists we support and the communities we engage.
Specialising in South Asian arts and culture, most of our work takes place in our Arts Centre in the heart of Bradford (in between Bradford Cathedral and The Broadway Shopping Centre) with our outreach activities extending regionally and nationally.
In Sanskrit, ‘Kala’ means arts and ‘Sangam’ means a meeting point. Kala Sangam aims to bring people and communities together to create and experience high-quality diverse art, to increase understanding and awareness of different cultures, and to provide talent development pathways for young people and emerging artists into a career in the arts.