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SUMMARY:Literary Meetup of Gangchil Sahitta Ashore
DESCRIPTION:48th monthly literary meetup of Gangchil Sahitta Ashore. Topic of this month: Liberation Movement and Bangladesh Today. Music\, poetry recitation\, conversation\, memoir/reminiscence. etc. The event is specially geared towards the Bangladeshi community living in Queens. \nThe event is free. All are welcome. The event is held first Sunday of each month. \nVenue \n71-24 Roosevelt Avenue\, 2nd floor\, Jackson Heights\, NY 11372 \nContact \nKhan Showkat\n917-834-8566\nkshowkatusa@yahoo.com
URL:https://www.bangladeshcircle.com/event/gangchil-sahitta-ashore-2/
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SUMMARY:Bangladeshis in Mainstream
DESCRIPTION:As a part of ‘Bangladeshis in Mainstream’ (মূলধারায় বাংলাদেশী) program\, North Bengal Foundation will give reception to Dr. Nina Ahmed. Dr. Nina Ahmed is one of the members of President Obama’s 14-member advisory commission on Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders. Ziauddin Ahmed\, Roquia Haider (commonly misspelled as Rokeya Haider)\, Anis Rahman\, M. N. Saheen\, Shameem Ahsan and others will speak at Bangladeshis in Mainstream event.  \nRathindranath Roy\, Shahid Hasan\, Rafiqul Islam and other singers will participate at the cultural part of the event. \nThis event is free and all are welcome to join. \nContacts \n718-300-5513\n646-644-7153 \nMainstream is the common current thought of the perceived majority. It includes all popular culture and media culture\, typically disseminated by mass media.
URL:https://www.bangladeshcircle.com/event/bangladeshis-in-mainstream/
LOCATION:Queens Palace\, New York\,  37-11\, 57th Street\, Woodside\, NY\, 11377\, United States
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SUMMARY:Spring Festival
DESCRIPTION:Spring Festival (বসন্ত উত্সব) organized by Bangladeshi American Shilpi Association of USA\, Inc. The event is mostly all music. Bangla songs by local singers and singers from Bangladesh will be performed. \nVenue: \nPS 112 / Dutch Kills School\n25-05 37th Ave\, Astoria\, NY 11101 \nContact: \nSultan Mahmud Rafique\, 347-744-0427
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LOCATION:P.S. 112 – Dutch Kills School\, New York\, 25-05\, 37th Ave.\, Long Island City\, NY\, 11101\, United States
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SUMMARY:Basanta Shondha
DESCRIPTION:Celebration of Spring Night (Basanta Shondha/বসন্ত সন্ধ্যা) by Bangladesh Institute of Performing Arts\, Inc. Music\, dance\, recitation\, etc. will be performed by the students of BIPA. Bangladeshi folk songs\, and old songs will be presented by local artists. New York City Council member Brad Lander\, representing the 39th Council District in Brooklyn and Bangladeshi social activist Nurul Amin will distribute awards among winners of children’s art competition. \nAll are welcome at the event. Don’t forget your camera and few songs in heart. \nVenue: \nPS 230\, Doris L. Cohen\, Auditorium\n1 Albemarle Road\, Brooklyn\, NY 11218 \nContacts: \n917-674-4746\n347-237-1628\n917-673-1105 \nSpelling variations: basanta\, bosonto\, shondha\, sandhya
URL:https://www.bangladeshcircle.com/event/basanta-shondha/
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SUMMARY:Bangladeshi Drama
DESCRIPTION:Dhaka Drama will organize an event to celebrate World Theatre Day 2015. Several Bangladeshi drama and theater groups – Bangladesh Theatre of America\, Bangla Nattaya Dal\, Epic Actors Workshop\, Drama Circle\, Metro Theater\, Utpal Dutta Foundation\, Nagorik Nattangan Ensemble – based in New York and New Jersey will participate. The program includes a discussion on drama\, theatrical performances\, and a video exhibition of the Bangladeshi drama ‘Kitton Khola.’ \nThe event is free and open to all. \nContacts \n917-822-4549\n646-623-0832
URL:https://www.bangladeshcircle.com/event/bangladeshi-drama/
LOCATION:Club SANM\, 35-15\, 36 Avenue\, Astoria\, NY\, 11106\, United States
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