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Award-winning maestros & brothers Ganesh and Kumaresh Rajagopalan are coming to STL for the first time in a decade. Following Maestro Ganesh's recent Grammy win and second nomination this year, we're excited to host them in collaboration with the Sheldon Concert Hall -- it'll be an unforgettable experience for sure! Date: 2026-05-17 Time: 4pm Venue: Sheldon Concert Hall

One of the most sought-after young artists in Indian classical music today, Ramana Balachandhran is known for his breathtaking virtuosity and depth on the Veena. Accompanied by the legendary Patri Satish Kumar on the Mridangam, this was an immersive and unique experience. Venue: Ladue High School Time: 4pm Please access the event page below for details about the event: Event Brochure:

Indian classical dance is rich, expressive, and deeply rooted in storytelling. If you’re new to it, don’t worry — you don’t have to understand every gesture or rhythm to enjoy the experience! There are several major forms, each with its own regional roots and distinctive style: Bharatanatyam (Tamil Nadu) Kathak (North India) Odissi (Odisha) Kuchipudi (Andhra Pradesh) Kathakali (Kerala) Manipuri (Manipur) Mohiniyattam (Kerala) A few quick notes: dancers perform barefoot

A Beginner's Guide Indian classical music is an expansive and diverse art form -- but the if you are new to this captivating art form, the thought of attending a live performance might seem intimidating. The complex rhythms, melodies, and deep cultural roots can be overwhelming. But don’t worry! You don’t have to be an expert to appreciate the beauty of Indian classical music, and those of us who grew up exposed to the art form are eternally learning and trying to uncover the