The
Camden
Bangladesh
Mela
supported
by
Camden
Council,
The
British
Museum,
British Land,
Coram
Family,
Emmanuel
Vincent
Harris
Trust,
The
Royal
Parks,
Camden
Art
and
Tourism,
Camden
Central
Partnership,
Camden
Equalities
Unit,
Awards
for
All,
Bengali
Women's
Health
Project,
Mary
ward
Centre,
Duo
Motor, Mehek,
Channel
S, Prestige
Auto
Group,
London
Design
House, Vip
Wedding
Cards,
Royal
Navy,
Sure
Start,
Transport
for
London,
Euro
Catering, Kansaras,
Bengal
Lancer,
Euston
Bank,
Red
bridge
Project,
Metropolitan
Police.
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.
This year Camden Bangladesh Mela
will be held at Regents Park on
Sunday 5th July 2009
from 12 noon till 6.30pm.
We have brought 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.
If you wish to book a stall,
place advertisement on the Mela
brochure or website this year
please download the form
below. Fill up the form and send
it to us.
For more information or copies
of the Booking Form, please
contact
Sofina
Razzaque on 020 7713 5545
Chadswell Healthy Living Centre,
Lower Ground, Harrison Street,
London WC1H 8JE
BRITISH MUSEUM
is proudly launching the Sonar
Bangla art project on 4th of
July from 2pm - 6pm
The Mela Arts Project has
involved working with 7
community groups in Camden in
designing and making artwork
that will come together to
create a Map of Bangladesh for
the ‘Sonar Bangla’ project.
A variety of creative techniques
have been incorporated in the
Sonar Bangla artwork, such as
print making, batik, appliqué
and embroidery, alongside model
making, construction and collage
techniques.
Camden
Bangladesh Mela takes place in
The
Regent's Park every year during
the month of July, it is the
largest grass area for sports in
Central London and offers a wide
variety of activities, as well as
an Open Air Theatre, the London
Zoo and many cafes and
restaurants.
By
Tube: Great Portland Street
Hammersmith & City, Circle & Metropolitan
lines
Baker Street -
Hammersmith & City, Circle, Jubilee,
Metropolitan & Bakerloo lines
St John's Wood -
Jubilee line
Camden Town -
Northern line
By Bus: 13, 113, 274, 18,
27, 30, C2 By car: Regent's Park, London,
NW1 4NR
There is Pay and Display Parking
along Chester Road on the Outer
Circle and Inner Circle, between
0900 and 1830 everyday.
