The Journey to Leicester – From Gujarat to the Golden Mile
by Nupur Arts
27 August 2023
2.00pm–2.25pm Parade
3.00pm–3.20pm Jubilee Square
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Experience an outdoor Indian Folk dance parade in Leicester’s city centre.
Join Nupur Arts in this wonderful parade featuring traditional Gujarati folk dance, costumes and props, inspired by the recent Gujarati Heritage project ‘Gujarat To Golden Mile’. This dance parade is inspired by the stories of Leicester’s Indian migrants from India and Africa and their settlement in the East Midlands. Nupur Arts are using sustainable suppliers and recycled materials, props and costumes to bring a taste of Gujarat to you, in an environmentally friendly way!
You are all welcome to join in on the fun and get a glimpse into Gujarati stories and culture. After the parade, join Nupur Arts for a second live performance on the Jubilee Square stage at 3.00pm.
Parade Route
The parade starts at Gallowtree Gate, then moves towards the Clock Tower and through the High Street to Jubilee Square.
Access information:
What to expect:
- Speech free
- On the move
- Suitable for all ages
- Join in
Gallowtree Gate is an open shopping street in the middle of the city centre, with wide, flat, open areas and dropped kerb access available.
The Clock Tower is a wide open space in the heart of the city centre, with dropped kerb access available.
High Street is an open shopping street which begins at the Clock Tower and runs up to Jubilee Square, with wide, flat, open areas and dropped kerb access available.
Jubilee Square sits at the top of the High Street in Leicester and is fully accessible with some permanent seating arrangements too. Though some of the grass areas do have dropped kerb access, we will ensure that the areas built for performances will be viewable from all accessible parts of the square.
If you have any questions over access or want to request some additional provisions to assist you in attending this performance, please contact Lisa@artreach.org.uk
Credits:
Arts Council England
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Image: Sue Nitti, Nupur Arts

Image: Sue Nitti, Nupur Arts