The
Camden
Bangladesh
Mela
supported
by
Camden
Council,
The
Royal
Parks,
Camden
Art
and
Tourism,
Camden
Central
Partnership,
Camden
Equalities
Unit,
Awards
for
Al,
Bengali
Women's
Health
Project,
Mary
ward
Centre,
Crescent
Fashion
Ltd,
Mehek,
Channel
S, Prestige
Auto
group,
London
Design
House, Vip
Wedding
Cards,
Royal
Navy,
Marry
Ward
centre,
Sure
start,
Transport
for
London,
Euro
Catering, Kansaras,
Bengal
Lancer,
Fateha
Travels,
Euston
Bank,
Red
bridge
Project,
Metropolitan
Police.
We
have bought the very best of
Bangladeshi, Asian
entertainment, beauty, food ,
music local talents, creative
works of Bangladeshi women and
children under one banner this
year......
Camden
Bangladesh Mela is proud to host
such talents every year with
more bigger, brighter and
colourful activities in the
heart of London's Regent's park
every year.
Was a
rainy start this year but got
brighter and chuffed up at the
afternoon. People was enjoying
every minute as the day went by
and we got a huge gathering over
20,000 people from all over Uk.
We thank
you all those who came and gave
us your valuable comments,
suggestions and also to all
volunteers, stall holders,
performers our sponsors without
your help and support the show
would not have been so
successful and wonderful!
We look
forward more young stars to come
and join in next year to perform
and show their talents for we at
Camden Bangladesh Mela search
for local talents from the local
community and present to wider
community audience, this is the
Uniqueness of Camden Bangladesh
Mela.
If you have missed this years
Mela and want to get a hold of a
Mela Brochure (24 pages) to know
more...please email us with your
postal details at
info@camdenbangladeshmela.org
and we will post a copy. We will
soon put up the Mela 2007 Video
highlights on the website and
the latest pictures in the photo
gallery as well....so WATCH OUT
!
Mela
is the Bengali word for “village
fair”, and this event has grown
from its inception in 1992 to become
one of the most prestigious Bangladeshi
cultural events in the London calendar,
attracting an audience of over 20,000
from all communities.
It is a cross-generational event
which gives people of Bangladeshi
origin the chance to celebrate their
culture, traditional and contemporary.
The Mela offers a variety of opportunities
to promote itself as well as to:
Support and celebrate the achievements
of a local community.
Contribute to the cultural and business
life of Bengali communities
Be associated with one of the biggest
and most prestigious Bangladeshi
Festivals in London
