Sep 19, 2009
Aug 1, 2009
New York Duck Curry Competition 2009
There is NO Duck Curry for 2009 in New York City! The organizers apologize for the late notice and promised Duck Curry 2010. Continue follow www.Hardowar.com for updates for Curry Duck/Duck Curry 2010. ------Updated September 19th.
A venue still not confirmed for this event. I also understand the date may change to September 27th. ------Updated September 4th.
Although September 20th is scheduled, I understand the venue is NOT CONFIRMED. I will post update when I get more information from the organizers.------ Updated August 15.
Hi, the New York Duck Curry Competition 2009 is scheduled for September 20th. The location remains the same as last year--Floyd Bennett Field. Below are photos from past events. -------Updated August 1st.
See photos from past events.
New York Duck Curry Competition 2008
New York Duck Curry Competition 2007
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Jun 19, 2009
Sasha's and Anand's Wedding
Sasha and Anand got married on May 22, 2009. These two have stories that can be traced back to the 90s when they were both attending John Adams High school.
The event was grand and everyone enjoyed every bit.
Here are photos taken Picassa Web Album. Enjoy.
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Mar 18, 2009
Phagwah 2009
on March 15th, 2009 in Queens, NY, was the celebration of Holi (Phagwah), also know as, celebration of color, or celebration of good over evil. This event brought out over 30,000 people. Mayor of NY, Michael Boomberg, who marched along with the parade said, "I applaud the community for coming out in large numbers to support this Pagwah parade."
The parade started out on Liberty Avenue and 132nd Street with over twenty floats from various temples, each had their Kirtan group performing live Phagwah songs. The parade proceed to Smokey Park. On the stage, there were live performances from various Hindu temples. There were classical dances; Pandit Chunilall performance, Rang Barse; and a surprise, The Del-E-Nadan band from Trinidad.
Started 20 years ago with Guyanese community leader Pandit Ramlall, the Phagwah parade is enjoyed by many. "This event remans one of the biggest event outside of Guyana" said Pandit Chunelall Narine. Originally, it was attended by people of the Caribbean, but today it is an inclusive affair with large number of Indians and Americans supporters.
Here are photos taken by me Flickr.
Here are photos taken by Charlotte Chua Flickr.
Here are photos taken by Toast to Life Flickr.
Here are photos taken by Adam Pantozzi Flickr.
Here are photos taken by Jeff Flickr.
Here are photos taken by JonnyPants Flickr.
Here are photos taken by Christina Flickr.
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