Valhalla Hosts Heritage Of India Festival With Culture And Fun

The free event, organized by the Indian American Cultural Association of Westchester (IACAW), ran from noon to 6 p.m. and drew families from across the region to the plaza's expansive lawn.

Performers showcased classical and folk dances from various Indian traditions, while live music filled the air. Vendors served traditional cuisine, offering a taste of regional dishes.

Children's activities included crafts and games, and attendees were encouraged to explore the cultural displays set up around the venue.

The festival has been a summer staple in Valhalla for over two decades, aiming to share Indian heritage with the broader community.