Healing In Context – Rangotsav

Redbird Therapy Centre and the Alliance for South Asian Aids Prevention are (ASAAP) co-hosting Healing in Context: Rangotsav, the finale to Redbird's Fall workshop series. Rangotsav is a vibrant in-person celebration of South Asian culture, community, and healing. Through live performances, poetry, and storytelling, Rangotsav (meaning “festival of colour”) will highlight voices and creative expression of artists from the South Asian diaspora. Join us for an evening of reflection, connection, and joy as we celebrate healing in all its forms.

Date: Friday, November 28th 2025
Time: 7:00 - 9:30 pm EST
Venue: Arcadia Artist Co-Op, 680 Queens Quay W, Toronto
Doors Open: 7:00 pm
Show Start Time: 7:30 pm
Cost: Free to ensure accessibility for all. Registration required to reserve your spot!

Light refreshments will be served, beverages will be available for purchase.

Come out and support the Alliance for South Asian Aids Prevention!
There will be opportunities to make a donation to ASAAP ($20+ for charitable receipt) and all profits from drink sales will be donated to ASAAP.

Don't miss these amazing artists performing at Healing in Context: Rangotsav.

Anam Zakaria - Author & Oral Historian
https://www.instagram.com/anamzakaria5/?hl=en

Aparna Halpe - Poet
https://www.instagram.com/reel/C3qiUXppHlQ/

Ellora Kothare - Kathak Dancer
https://www.instagram.com/ek_dramatherapist/

Gandhaar Amin - Bansuri Player
https://www.instagram.com/gandhaaramin/?hl=en

Taneet Grewal - Poet
https://www.instagram.com/writingsformydaughters/?hl=en

Devanshi Mishra - Choreographer at Oorja Danceworks
https://www.instagram.com/devanxiii/reels/

More about the Alliance for South Asian Aids Prevention:

The Alliance for South Asian Aids Prevention (ASAAP) supports people from South Asian, Middle Eastern, Indo-Caribbean, and other related communities who are LGBTQ+ and/or living with, at risk of, or affected by HIV and related health conditions.

We offer culturally responsive, holistic health programs and support services in English, Tamil, Hindi, Urdu, Punjabi, Gujarati, Bengali, Nepali, Arabic, Farsi, and Turkish.

From newcomers and youth (including LGBTQ+ youth) to those navigating substance use or health challenges, ASAAP is here to help with care, understanding, and community.

Your support helps us continue this vital work and reach more people who need connection and care.

Together, we build healthier, more connected communities.

Learn more or make a donation at www.asaap.ca

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