Welcoming Prosperity: Cambourne’s First Chinese New Year Celebration 2019
Cambourne embraced the vibrant colours and traditions of the Chinese New Year on Sunday, February 10th, 2019, at the Blue School. According to the Chinese zodiac, the community came together to mark the Year of the Pig, symbolizing good fortune and wealth.
Diwali Festival 2018: A Celebration of Community, Inclusivity, and Gratitude
Diwali, the festival of lights, holds a special place in the hearts of communities worldwide. In 2018, the residents of Cambourne experienced a Diwali Festival that illuminated the town and fostered a sense of togetherness and inclusivity.
Cambourne 3rd Mela Festival 2018 -yet united as a community
Cambourne Hub Community Centre became the epicentre of joy as it hosted the Mela Festival Celebrated on Sunday, April 15th.
Festival of Colours 2018: A Snowy Spectacle of Community Unity
On the chilly Saturday of March 3, 2018, Cambourne transformed into a winter wonderland as Shrobona Bhattacharya, the driving force behind the registered charity CamCare UK, orchestrated the Festival of Colours.
Festival of Lights Diwali 2017-A Multicultural Celebration
Cambourne’s multicultural diverse community marked Diwali, Festival of Lights at Hub Community Centre on Saturday, 21st October.
Unlock Cambourne’s Holi Festival 2017-Colours of Unity.
Cambourne set an example of Acceptance and togetherness in the Festival of Colours. Cambourne residents found Holi festival was a good example of Inclusiveness and friendship.
Cambourne 2nd Mela 2017 – Celebrating Diversity
Cambourne held its 2nd Mela on Saturday 8th April, at Hub Community Centre. More than three hundred people attended to celebrations.
Festival of Lights Diwali 2016 in Cambourne
Diwali celebrated at the Hub Community Centre for general awareness, where all people were invited to participate in the celebration. People in India and other South Asian countries light candles around their houses to signify the triumph of good over evil, hope over despair.
Celebrating Diversity: Cambourne’s First South Asian Mela 2016
Mela event’s significance, stating, “Most of the Indian and South Asian New Years fall on 14th April or in March-end. They are known by various names like Vishu, Puthandu, Gudi Padwa, Ugadi, Cheti Chand, Poila Baishakh, and Bihu.
Shining Lights on Diwali Festival 2015
Cambourne introduced to the meaning of the Diwali festival as a triumph of good over evil, light over darkness. Then, we were treated to some traditional songs, prayers and dances. The women got a chance to try on saris and finally, we all shared a meal of lentil dal and rice, followed by ice cream.