Garba is a form of Circle dance and Social dance form originating in Gujarat, and played across the Gujarati diaspora worldwide.[1] Garba is traditionally danced as part of the annual Hindu festival of Navratri (or "Nine Nights"), held in celebration of Amba Mata, or the primordial mother. Typically, at the end of each Navratri night of dance, the community also plays raas, a sibling circle-dance form, in which players hold a stick in each hand and tap out a rhythm with a partner. Everyone is invited to join garba and raas, and people of all ages dance together
Food Provided (south asian snacks)