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10000 expected at event
More than 10,000 people are expected at the forthcoming Sparsholt College Countryside Day, on Saturday, May 13. The event near Winchester showcases the skills of the students and staff at the largest land-based college in the country. Read More. Wednesday 3 May 2006, Daily Echo. |
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Celebrating Cultures - EAT festival
Hip-hop, Bhangra, Bollywood, Lollywood and classical Indian dancing are just some of the many performances by some of Southampton's most talented artists at the city's first free EAT festival. Read More. Friday 21 April 2006, Daily Echo. |
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Pukaar Project Inspires Our Youth
Multi-cultural music and performance charity Pukaar Project Southampton has teamed up with
Southampton YMCA to run exciting new workshops for young people in the city. Read More. Monday 21 November 2005, Daily Echo. |
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A Pukaar festival for Refugee Week
Multicultural community project Pukaar will host Southampton's first
Multicultural Music Festival at the Nuffield Theatre on Saturday, June 25, bringing together inspirational music and entertainment
for all ages. Read More. Monday 13 June 2005, Daily Echo. |
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Recognition for Pukaar Project founder
Romail ROMAIL Gulzar, chairman of Southampton based Pukaar Project,
was one of 450 guests invited to meet the Prime Minister in recognition
of his services in the non-profit sector. |
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Pukaar Curry Night, The Lick Afro-Caribbean Centre Southampton-based singer-songwriter Terry Eckersely provided eclectic
support at the latest gig organised by Romail Gulzar’s Pukaar Project.
With the help of a couple of Pukaar’s guitarist and his own acoustic guitar
Terry entertained with some old favourites including Bob Marley’s "No
Woman, No Cry" and some of his own songs including the wistful "I Loved
You Too Much" before closing with a storming version of "Wishing Well." |
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Lottery fund cash grants are a winner COMMUNITY groups across Hampshire have received a cash boost from a
national lottery scheme. |
Multicultural curry's a Pukaar event CULINARY delights from around the world were served up at Southampton's
POSH restaurant during a multicultural family party. |
Saints set for curry A MULTI-cultural bash for families takes place at a Southampton restaurant
this month. |
| In for a Pukaar time THE Pukaar Project hold their third Pukaar Curry Party at Southampton's
Maple Leaff Club at The Polygon on September 25. Headlining are Romail
Gulzar's eight-piece Bhangra band Pukaar with more entertainment coming
from rock and soul artist Felicity and guest singer Neil Maddock. |
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Pukaar CV on BBC website Find out who's who in the South's unsigned band scene. |
