Nitya was proud to join India Island Academy, a Midlands-based cultural institution promoting Bharatanatyam, Bollywood dance, languages and wellness, during its 10th anniversary year. We met families from across Birmingham and the West Midlands and shared the authentic flavours of Indian food.
On 26 June 2026, Nitya proudly welcomed the legendary team of Maestro Ilaiyaraaja for Live in Concert Dublin 2026 at The Convention Centre Dublin. Presented by Bright AMJ Entertainments, the evening brought thousands of fans together to celebrate the timeless music of India’s iconic composer.
Nitya was the proud sponsor of Kodai Vizha 2026, hosted by the Ireland Tamil Sangam on 28 June at Corkagh Park, Dublin. The free-entry summer festival filled the day with music, cultural programmes, stalls and sports, bringing the Tamil community and friends together.
Nitya celebrated Onam 2026 with the Luton Keralites Association (LUKA) on 12 September at Lewsey Farm Learning Centre, Luton. The day-long festival featured Thiruvathira, Oppana and youth dance performances, and gave us a chance to share the taste of Kerala with the Malayali community in the UK.
Nitya joined KASSI – Indians in Dundalk for Holi 2026, the Festival of Colours, on 28 February at Geraldines Louth GAA Club, Haggardstown. Families enjoyed colour play, Antakshari, bingo, children’s games and a traditional Indian dinner in a joyful community afternoon.
Nitya supported AITA Sammilana 2025, the flagship celebration of the All Ireland Tuluvera Association, held on 9 March 2025 at Tallaght Theatre, Dublin. The evening celebrated Tulu heritage with cultural showcases and live comedy by Team Prashamsa Kaup, who travelled from India for the event.
Nitya was part of Jallosh 2026 – Ganeshotsav, organised by Marathi Mandal Ireland on 19 September in Firhouse, Dublin. Themed “Festivals of India”, the celebration showcased Marathi heritage and India’s diverse traditions, with live comedy by Samir Choughule, cultural performances and shopping and food stalls.
Nitya was part of Tilex MusicFiesta 2025 by Mass Events Ireland, headlined by legendary playback singer G. Venugopal. Held in Dublin and Limerick in January 2025, it was one of the largest Malayalam music festivals in Ireland, featuring Sayanora Philip, Najim Arshad, Nithya Mammen, Vaishnav Girish and local bands.
Nitya joined the India Day Festival 2026, organised by the Federation of Indian Communities in Ireland, on 16 August at Merrion Square Park, Dublin. The free open-air festival marked India’s Independence Day with cultural performances, street markets and food stalls, celebrating Irish-Indian friendship.
Nitya brought the flavours of Indian daily food to the Indian Food & Music Festival in Ireland. From our stall, visitors explored our range of rice, lentils, snacks, pickles and frozen foods while enjoying live music, cultural performances and festive food from across India.
Nitya proudly supported the BAPS Ireland “Joy of Others” Charity Walk, hosted by BAPS Swaminarayan Satsang Mandal, Dublin. Inspired by Pramukh Swami Maharaj’s message of serving others, the family-friendly walk brought the community together for fitness and fundraising in support of the Irish Cancer Society.
Nitya was proud to sponsor the Navratri and Durga Puja celebrations in Ireland, joining the community for nine nights of devotion, music and festivity. The celebration honoured Goddess Durga with traditional puja, cultural programmes and the warmth of togetherness that defines the festive season.
