Deusi-Bhaili Street Festival-2013 Denmark

To introduce Nepalese culture among Danish people, let us we all Nepalese people have a street festival in
Copenhagen, called "Deusi-bhaili Street Festival - 2013"

As a good news, we got all the permission from København Kummune and København Politi about the targeted venue and route. Only changes is Politi permitted the route behind the walking street. But we can hold and collect donation at Rådhuspladsen and Kongens Nytorv.

As per final permission recieved from authorities, musical rally from Rådhuspladsen to Kongens Nytorv as per recommended route by Politi along with candle Lights, Deusi-bhaili song, followed by a music performers on a lorry with Sound Systm, Guitar, Harmonium, Madal, Fluet, Mijura and Khainjadi. All the participating Gents will sing chorus "Deusi Ram" and Ladies will "Bhaili Ram", a blend of other suitable Lok Geet in between, as we sing in Nepal. We will encourage Danish people to take part on the way and distribute T-shirts printed message, "Lumbini Nepal: Birth Place of Lord Buddha".

We will also collect donation by caring a banner ahead for Orphans adopted by "NarNanda Foundation, Nepal" from Achham Nepal, those who became orphan due to HIV-Aids.

Organized by:
Nepalese Street Festival Foundation, Denmark

Co-organizer:
Nepal Music Festival, Denmark

Supported by:
Embassy of Nepal, Denmark.

Sponsored by:
Under approval

Co-sponsored by:
Restaurant Himalaya, Copenhagen Denmark

Other institutional offers are also under approval.

Please Note:
* Dear all purposed institutions, please let us know your feedback as soon as possible. By next week we are also going to offer to Danish potential institutions to extend their suitable support like bear, drinking water, cold drinks as well as media coverage of the event.

* As per Blood Donors Association's information, we are unable to conduct blood donation program, due to unavailability of date before 6th. Dec, 2013.

* During the Rally, we will have well dressed up Folk Nepali dancing artists, too. This team will be co-ordinated by Santa Kumar Thapa Magar and Malika Pradhan.

* In order to support NRNA, Denmark's cultural program of 2nd Nov, we have changed the date as 1st. of November, 2013.

For detail:
Purna Bandhan (https://www.facebook.com/bandhan.bhandari)
Nepalese Community Coordinator
Mobile: 28558389, kosti064@yahoo.com

Karen Valentin
Danish Community Coordinator
Mobile: 50747317, kava@dpu.dk

Join : https://www.facebook.com/events/640423975988348/
Location: Copenhagen, Denmark

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