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An exhilarating outdoor dance work, Garbh ('womb' in Gujarati) offers a multisensory celebration of heritage, community and innovation created by British-Gujarati artists. Set in a striking sand terrain that grounds and enriches movement, this performance blends Garba (Indian folk dance) with contemporary choreography.
No need to book, join us at Bridge House Gardens at 1pm and 4.30pm on Saturday 14 June and Sunday 15 June.
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