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Khanak program was an absolute delight and treat to the eyes thanks to the outstanding and extremely talented artists, as well as the extraordinary turnout and enthusiastic audience.

"Outstanding" was one of many similar comments the audience used to describe the artists' performances which included the traditional and folk dances

Thank you, our dear Dallas supporters for not only the standing ovation you gave the performers, but also the generous donations. If you would like to donate/fulfill a pledge you made, please visit http://sacusa.org/donate

SAC Youth Council will be holding a fundraiser on December 18 to assist with this cause. Donations to the foundation go towards assisting a child’s education and basic necessities. The fundraiser will showcase the talents of some exciting up-and-coming artists in Harikatha. Harikatha literally translates to “the story of Lord Vishnu”. It is a form of Hindu traditional discourse where the storyteller explores a traditional theme. Harikatha involves the narration of a story, intermingling songs relating to the story. It involves numerous sub plots and anecdotes. Harikatha as an art form can be traced back to the Ramayan days. Lav and Kush had sung the story of Ramayan in the Ashwamedha Maha Mandapam in the presence of Lord Ram Himself. The first Harikatha singer was Sage Narada.
Watch the show on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_TFV1XyQzM
Time:
Dec 18, 6:00 pm EST.

SAC Youth Council will be holding a fundraiser on December 18 to assist with this cause. Donations to the foundation go towards assisting a child’s education and basic necessities. The fundraiser will showcase the talents of some exciting up-and-coming artists in Harikatha. Harikatha literally translates to “the story of Lord Vishnu”. It is a form of Hindu traditional discourse where the storyteller explores a traditional theme. Harikatha involves the narration of a story, intermingling songs relating to the story. It involves numerous sub plots and anecdotes. Harikatha as an art form can be traced back to the Ramayan days. Lav and Kush had sung the story of Ramayan in the Ashwamedha Maha Mandapam in the presence of Lord Ram Himself. The first Harikatha singer was Sage Narada.

Watch the show on YouTube:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ve89kQlGpCk

Time:
Dec 18, 6:00 pm EST.