Organization

Home > Organization Directory > Organization Detail

• Tweet
• Email
• Feedback

• Tell-a-friend
• Add to My Favorites

India Cultural Center of Utah

Comment on Facebook

In 2001 the resolution to establish ICC as a non profit independent but wholly owned subsidiary of the Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple was passed by the then Board of Directors. Annual Galas since 1999 and the active Grant request proposals since 2003 raised the initial funds towards this cause. ICC has been, for the past several years, organizing cultural programs of high quality (such as the recent "Ekaantha Seetha" event etc). They have, through this legacy of outstanding events, drawn the attention of the local organizations, the University of Utah and Salt Lake community at large Their mission is to promote and preserve the educational and socio-cultural traditions of people of Asian Indian ethnic heritage, Indo-Americans and Friends of India and to organize and develop charitable, social, cultural and educational activities of interest to them; to build a center for hosting cultural events which showcase the heritage of India and South Asia; and to establish funding for the continued upkeep and functioning of this Center, while preserving the sanctity and spirit of its surroundings.

• At-a-
  Glance

  • Contact Info

    India Cultural Center of Utah

    1142 West South Jordan Parkway
    South Jordan, UT 84095

    Phone: (801) 254-9177   |   Fax: 8883176362   |  

  • Current Events

    There are no current events available for this organization at this time.

  • Upcoming Events

    There are no upcoming events available for this organization at this time.

• Current &
  Upcoming Events

  • Current Events

    There are no current events available for this organization at this time.

  • Upcoming Events

    There are no upcoming events available for this organization at this time.

• Past
  Events

  • Past Events

    05/11/12	Indian Music concert - Flute and Mandolin Dinesh and Kalpana Patel Auditorium of the ICC
    10/21/11	Panshikar classical Gazals Dinesh and Kalpana Patel Auditorium of the ICC
    09/24/11	India Mela Festival 2011 Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple Of Utah
    05/07/11	Sarod By Ken Zuckerman Dinesh and Kalpana Patel Auditorium of the ICC
    04/24/11	Shashank Classical Flute Concert Dinesh and Kalpana Patel Auditorium of the ICC
    04/10/11	ICC Utsav 2011 Dinesh and Kalpana Patel Auditorium of the ICC
    09/26/10	Pancha Bhootam Mystic Elements Dance Ballet Rose Wagner Performing Arts Center
    08/21/10	Rasika Kumar Bharata Natyam Dance Orson Spencer Hall Auditorium
    08/21/10	Bharatanatyam Concert Orson Spencer Hall Auditorium
    07/10/10	Godkhindi On Classical Flute Orson Spencer Hall Auditorium
    06/19/10	Aashish Khan and Inner Voyage Group Kingsbury Hall - University of Utah
    06/12/10	India Mela - A Cultural Festival Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple Of Utah
    06/04/10	Carnatic Classical By Rama Varma Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple Of Utah
    10/10/09	ICC Utsav 09 Swara Madhuri Hillcrest High School
    06/14/09	Lalitha Prabhavam - Classical Dance Ballet Alice Sheets Marriott Center for Dance - The University of Utah
    05/30/09	Ganesha Hindu Temple ICC Annual Day Sri Ganesha Hindu Temple Of Utah
    05/09/09	Tyagaraja Classical Music Festival 09 LDS Ward House

• Media
  Reviews

  • Media Reviews

    There are currently no media reviews for this organization.

• Member
  Reviews

  • Member Reviews

    • Event Name: Pancha Bhootam Mystic Elements Dance Ballet
      "About this dance"
      Comment posted by: Abhinaya Dancers from utah, Sep 03, 2010
      

      Classical Indian dances usually seems like a blur of bright-colored saris and brilliant jewelry with some toe tapping music to the uninitiated. The 10-member troupe of Ramya Harishankars Abhinaya... Expand

      All reviews/comments and complete event details

      Classical Indian dances usually seems like a blur of bright-colored saris and brilliant jewelry with some toe tapping music to the uninitiated. The 10-member troupe of Ramya Harishankars Abhinaya Dance Schoold bring something fresh and different while preserving an ancient art form. Pancha Maha Bhootham, which translates as Five Great Mystic Elements, is a dance choreographed strictly using the movement vocabulary of Bharata Natyam, classical Indian dance of South India. Instead of telling tales of the Gods and folk heros with hands and feet, as is more usual, this dance explores a few abstract yet tangible concepts: five elements of nature -- earth, air, fire, water and space. "Here the subject is universal,there is no need for a person to be familiar with Indian mythology to see this dance." Likewise, instead of the more typical brilliant colors, the beautiful costumes in the presentation will be in neutral hues of natures elements. All the focus is on the dance. Collapse

      All reviews/comments and complete event details