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Legends of Diwali at Shiuli Twickenham

Type:Festival

Shiuli Restaurant, 128-130 Heath Road, Twickenham, London, TW1 4BN

Tel: 02087038201

Diwali Charity Event at Shiuli Twickenham

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We welcome our friend-extraordinaire Monisha Bharadwaj to Shiuli who will regale us with the many festive stories around Diwali. Join us for this delicious talk and enjoy a sample of festive treats that pair with her stories.

Step into the celebration of India's most loved Hindu festival and hear about the many legends and myths that make up this 5 day event. Monisha will tell you the most compelling stories about Diwali that have been told down the generations for thousands of years and also introduce you to the special foods that are served during this time.

No festival in India is complete without feasting but why are some foods so important during festive times? During Diwali, people exchange sweets that are made with milk, sugar, nuts and other special ingredients. Monisha...Read More

About

We welcome our friend-extraordinaire Monisha Bharadwaj to Shiuli who will regale us with the many festive stories around Diwali. Join us for this delicious talk and enjoy a sample of festive treats that pair with her stories.

Step into the celebration of India's most loved Hindu festival and hear about the many legends and myths that make up this 5 day event. Monisha will tell you the most compelling stories about Diwali that have been told down the generations for thousands of years and also introduce you to the special foods that are served during this time.

No festival in India is complete without feasting but why are some foods so important during festive times? During Diwali, people exchange sweets that are made with milk, sugar, nuts and other special ingredients. Monisha will share with you the cultural and historic perspective behind the use of these ingredients, many of which are considered sacred in India.

Join us for this unique journey into the story and history of Diwali and the sacred foods that are served to celebrate it.

Tickets for this event are priced nominally at £10 per guest and the proceeds from the event will go towards a local charity, Shepherds Star.

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