AARLCC goes Bollywood at Destination India

On Friday March 18 from 6:30 – 9:30 pm at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center, ladies, wrap yourself in bright fabrics with costume jewelry galore and men, dress up in flashy suits or flowing robes and turbans at Destination Fridays: India, a glamorous evening of Bollywood-style entertainment.

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Attendees will be able to participate in free Bollywood lessons in the lobby by the Nach Bollywood Style dance company, that will introduce you to the elegant hand gestures that tell a story and the dance steps that are often fused with hip hop and reggae moves.

During the evening, there will be a cooking demonstration of curry and spices by Billo’s Cuisine as attendees will have the opportunity dine on Indian cuisine including naan bread, chicken tikka masala with traditional gulab jamun for dessert, courtesy of Punjabi Dhaba and Tandoor Catering—with an assortment of beverages to choose from, including authentic Indian sodas donated by Patel Brothers Grocery along with a signature drink.

Entrance fee is $10 (payable at the door or through Eventbrite). For more information, call 954-357-6210.

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