23 - 29 AUGUST 2021 FESTIVAL PROGRAMME
ArtsEkta would like to thank all the funders and sponsors for their support of the Belfast Mela 2021
Principal Funders
Principal Sponsor
Media Partners
Friends of Mela
Equality Commission FOR NORTHERN IRELAND
Event Information Booking
Tickets are required for selected events in the programme. Please refer to our website for information on ticket prices and booking arrangements for each event. Tickets are only available to book online via Eventbrite. If you require assistance booking a ticket online please phone us on 028 9023 1381.
Changes
Due to the continued uncertainty of Covid 19, events may change in format or be cancelled all together at short notice. We will keep our website continually updated with latest changes.
Accessibility
The festival aims to be as accessible as possible to those attendees with a disability. All venues are wheelchair accessible and personal assistants will be offered free entry to events where applicable. Please refer to our website for details of further accessibility provisions available for each event.
Refunds
Tickets cannot be refunded other than in the case of cancellation. If the event is cancelled, you will automatically receive a refund within 14 working days. For all refund enquires please email admin@artsekta.org.uk or tel 028 9023 1381
Festival Team
Executive Director Project Manager Outreach & Engagement Officer Finance & Operations Officer Project Assistant Admin Assistant Event Assistant Production Manger PR & Communications Social Media Graphic Design Motion Design Web Design Photography Videography
Nisha Tandon Krishan Tandon Aoife McCrory Deirdre McShane Nabeela Yasin-Iannelli Catherine McGivern Amy McFarlane Becky Turnock Orla McKibbin Heather McGarrigle Sonia McCourt Laura Coulter Flint Studios Carrie Davenport Redcap Productions
Board of Directors
Hazel Francey (Chair) Pamela Ballantine (Vice Chair) Mukesh Sharma MBE DL Anna Lo MBE Dr. M Satish Kumar Stephen McGarry Janice Smith Lynne Stevenson Mela 2021 is brought alive by over 200 artists, performers, choreographers, producers, creative geniuses and event professionals. A massive thank you to each and every one for being the heartbeat of the festival.
Covid 19 Safety Promise
Your safety is our number one priority and we are implementing a robust Covid 19 management plan to ensure you can visit this year’s festival with peace of mind. As society moves out of lockdown and we see the reopening of our city we will continue to apply the latest rules and regulations in relation to how we plan and manage this year’s Mela events. We have taken the decision to run events over a full week so there is something for everyone to enjoy and get involved in without the need to gather in a large crowd, from outdoor events and performances to walking tours and installations. We will be publishing our full safety guidelines for each event on our website, what you can expect for us as festival organisers, and what we expect from you as attendees. Look out for our helpful info icons on each event listing to ensure you understand what safety precautions are at each event.
Wear a face covering
Capacity restriction
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Belfast’s most loved annual get together is back… but it looks a little different!
It is with great pleasure that we present the 15th annual multiaward winning Belfast Mela, Northern Ireland’s biggest celebration of cultural diversity. Fresh from our highly successful virtual edition last year which attracted an audience over 260,000 people worldwide, we are delighted to be back presenting a live programme for the people of Belfast and beyond. This year’s Mela will see a brand new format created especially to respond to the ongoing challenges of the
Covid 19 pandemic. We have extended the festival over a full week providing opportunities for everyone across the city to take part and celebrate the magic of Mela in a safe and enjoyable way. Whilst we know many of you will miss our traditional festival at Botanic Gardens, we are sure you will find something that appeals to you with global music, dance, food, street theatre, tours and much more across the week.
I would like to pay tribute to all the artists involved in bringing us a bold, vibrant and colourful cultural celebration this year and who have to rose to the challenge to adapt and create unique creative experiences to showcase the city’s diversity. At this year’s Mela, you will see a culmination of a year long outreach programme through special showcases that have been developed with communities across the country.
The year round work of ArtsEkta will continue to play a vital role in our city’s recovery as we work with partners to build back better and re-imagine how citizens can engage with the culture and creativity of the city. Mela will continue to reflect the vibrant, enriched, intercultural and ambitious city Belfast is growing to become and unite all communities to feel a sense of identity, belonging and pride.
As always we would like to thank all our board, staff, volunteers, artists, partners, funders and sponsors. We look forward to welcoming you to the events over the week, and of course returning to Botanic Gardens in 2022. Founder & Executive Director Nisha Tandon OBE
A Message from the Lord Mayor of Belfast, Councillor Kate Nicholl Belfast is proud of its unique, vibrant festivals which play a vital role in delivering our 10 year cultural strategy, A City Imagining.
Belfast Mela, produced by ArtsEkta, is the biggest and most colourful celebration of cultural diversity in Northern Ireland and one of the city’s muchloved family festivals. It’s also one of the four major annual events funded by our Cultural Multi-Annual Grants.
And at Belfast City Council, we’re proud of the excellent work that ArtsEkta does to build the capacity, confidence and visibility of our established minority groups and newer communities through cultural participation and celebration. Their main festival, Belfast Mela is central to their work. It’s a festival that reflects Belfast’s welcoming spirit and celebrates our city’s diverse, dynamic and wonderful cultures. The past 18 months have not been easy for our cultural sector and artists, and yet I’ve been overwhelmed at how our imaginative, resilient cultural leaders have adapted their
programmes to deliver such wideranging, entertaining programmes in an incredibly challenging climate. As we emerge from a period of lockdowns, arts and culture will prove key to the city’s recovery. Following the success of last year’s ‘Mela At Home’ virtual event, ArtsEkta has devised a new format for 2021. This year, Mela events will be scattered across the city enabling people to explore the world at Mela in a safe and more socially-distanced way. I hope you enjoy the magic of this year’s Belfast Mela – and seeing some colour, culture and creativity back on our streets this August!
A Message from the First Minister and Deputy First Minister
First Minister, Paul Givan MLA and Deputy First Minister, Michelle O’Neill MLA
We are delighted to welcome the 15th annual Mela to the streets, sites and screens of Belfast – and beyond.
Every year we are impressed with the vision and verve of Nisha Tandon and her team at ArtsEkta. Their hard work and inventiveness is inspiring. Protecting public health is vital, and we would urge everyone to support ArtsEkta in their efforts to keep people safe throughout the Mela.
This is a fantastic opportunity to experience and celebrate our incredible cultural diversity, so we’d encourage everyone to sample and enjoy something the Mela has to offer – whether that’s online or in person.
A Message from the Arts Council of NI, Roisín McDonough, Chief Executive Arts Council of Northern Ireland
It’s a pleasure to welcome you to this year’s Belfast Mela. If ever there was a time we needed this vibrant, enchanting and uplifting celebration of arts and culture, it’s surely now.
For the arts and cultural sectors, which thrive on live, in-person engagement, social distancing and lockdown has been particularly challenging. The Arts Council and the Department for Communities have been able to provide a lifeline for organisations, including ArtsEkta, through our Emergency Funding Programmes, with additional funding from the Arts Council’s National Lottery fund. So it is tremendously exciting to finally begin to see the return of live arts events. With the Mela’s excellent programme of smaller events across the city we will have the opportunity to enjoy the sights
and sounds of the festival in a safe and socially distanced way, while also being able to enjoy online events from our homes. On behalf of the Arts Council, ArtsEkta’s proud, long-time principal funder, I wish you all a wonderful week of outstanding world arts and culture at the Belfast Mela.
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28th August 2021, Belfast City Centre Dust off your party shoes for the festival finale, and join us as we transform the city centre into a global village of pop up music, dance, food and art.
FREE
HIGHLIGHTS WORLD MUSIC & DANCE Writers Square, 1-5pm
We’ve assembled a wonderful line up of pop up music and dance from around the world, all presented by local talent across Northern Ireland. Bust a Bollywood move with our South Asian Dance Academy, transport yourself to the sun kissed sounds of Spain or get into the groove with Zimbabwean beats as we take over the streets of the city.
CULTURE LAND
Cathedral Gardens, 1-5pm
We’re transforming the play park at Cathedral Gardens into a journey around the world for young ones. Get your passport and suitcase at the ready and join us to experience a line up of crafts, sounds, dance, stories and art exploring world cultures and traditions.
MINI MELA CARNIVAL
Around Royal Avenue, 2pm - 2.30pm
A budda, elephant, dragon, lion and larger than life drummers? Where else would you find it except the Mela! Our carnival creations will burst into the city centre and weave their way around the streets with spectacular music, dance and costume. Don’t miss all the fun of our mini carnival procession!
TASTE THE WORLD
St George’s Market, 11am - 3pm
Join us at Belfast’s favourite market as we host a pop up taste experience showcasing the city’s best chefs and food producers. Tickle your taste buds on a food journey across the global through a series of demonstrations and talks. Make Bao Buns with Food at Fired, learn about the Scandivian origins of sourdough bread with Barra Bake House, join the The Cultured Club to get hands on with the tradition of Kimchi and try your hand at our fiery finale curry eating competition!
MELA X CONTINENTAL MARKET City Hall, 1pm-5pm
We’ve teamed up with the Summer Continental Market to bring the magic of Mela to one of the city’s most loved European markets. Visit our pop up stage and enjoy music and dance from across the world whilst soaking up the summer city atmosphere.
WORLD OF WORDS
Writers Square, 1pm - 5pm
Let your imagination run wild in our magnificent World of Words Tipi with performances and workshops from local writers and storytellers. We’ll be hearing traditional tales from storytellers such as Peter Chand from India, Nandi Jola from Africa, Masako Carey from Japan and many more! Don’t miss our special Mad Hatter’s Tea Party with special storytelling guests!
POP UP HENNA
Writers Square, 1pm – 5pm
The most loved part of the Mela is a chance to get your Henna. Every year thousands of people leave the festival with a beautiful South Asian-inspired design of Henna. Visit our pop up location at Writers Square where you can get your very own Henna tattoo designed by our amazing artists.
CIRQUE DU SOUND
St Anne’s Square, 11am – 3pm
Come along to St Anne’s Square for this innovative new wellbeing experience. Cirque du Sound, created by Tessa Ann, follows a journey, during which participants will have the opportunity to explore wellness through fun activities with mindful movement, moving with and spinning hoops and Poi, combined with variations of sound
For the full Mini Mela guide & schedule please visit www.belfastmela.org.uk
We’ve extended your festival experience this year with, MELA+, featuring a week long programme of 40+ cultural events across the city.
FAMILY EVENTS MELA CINEMA: SLUMDOG MILLIONAIRE 28 – 29 August, 6pm – 9pm, Botanic Gardens
FREE
We’re all going to miss the buzz of Mela in the park again this year, but what better replacement than the first ever Mela outdoor cinema! Come along in your family or friends bubble, grab some Indian BBQ and get the best seat in the park for our special showings of Slumdog Millionaire teeming with the sights, sounds and sensations of modern India. We’re also adding to the cinema experience with a special live Bollywood showcase from our South Asian Dance Academy!
FREE
26 August, 8pm – 10pm, CS Lewis Square Free family fun awaits with food, music, dance, workshops, a lantern procession and fire shows! Join us to launch our spectacular illuminated city at CS Lewis Square created by hundreds of young people from across Belfast. Facilitated by local visual artists, the sculptures will be lit from the inside and placed along a magical trail at CS Lewis Square to create a glowing cityscape. Rounding off the event will be a performance from SPARK with a magical piece of street theatre that encapsulates live music and vibrant lighting. Come and help us light up East Belfast like you have never seen before!
FAMILY EVENTS
LITTLE BOLLYWOOD
27 August, 11.00am - 4.30pm, Oh Yeah Centre
Join us for a dazzling dance experience with your wee ones! Led by Bollywood Dancers and special early years facilitators, children and their parents can come and experience the vibrant sounds and colours of India as we transform the Oh Yeah Centre into all things Bollywood. Enjoy dancing with a DJ and sensory activities that is guaranteed to have everyone wiggling their fingers and bouncing in their babygros! This event will take place in 1 hour timeslots and is suitable for ages 2+
FREE
WONDER WALKS
28 - 29 August, 11am, 12.30pm, 2pm, Botanic Gardens Put your wonder glasses on and join scientist Dr Oddleman, from ‘The Department of Wonderous Happenings’. After a year in lockdown we have to stretch ourselves to see the extraordinary in the ordinary of our day to day surroundings. Join us on a wonder walk to see Belfast Botanic Gardens like never before…a place where trees can talk, clouds rain candy floss, magical creatures live in bins and there may even be the some time travel bringing us back to global sounds and sights of Melas gone by. Dr Oddleman will give each participant a pair of magical glasses to see the world through a lens of wonder where anything is possible!
FREE
FREE
FAMILY EVENTS
INTERNATIONAL TEA DANCE
25 August, 1pm - 3pm, 101 Donegal Street Enjoy a lovely afternoon tea with sandwiches, scones, biscuits and lashings of tea! We will have Bollywood Dancing and Chinese Fan Dancing followed by the amazing Rosie Hunter singing songs for this international style tea dance.
TRUCK ART WORKSHOPS
28 August, 1pm - 5pm, Cathedral Gardens
FREE
Visit our amazing outdoor installation at Cathedral and feast your eyes on an array of intricately painted truck models inspired by the South Asian traditions of truck art. Join our Mela artists for a chance add to our truck art mural while learning about the rich traditions of South Asian cultures.
FOOD & DRINK SILK ROAD SUPPER CLUB
24 August, 7pm - 9pm , The Black Box
Tickets
£25
Join us for truly unique three course dining experience as we take you on a voyage of culinary discovery through the Silk Road. Explore an ancient network of trading routes that stretches through the ages and across half the world, from China in the east to Persia and on to the Mediterranean in the west. Inspired by recipes and cooking stories from our local asylum seeker and refugee community with performance and conversation, bringing together traditional sights, sounds and smells of Asia in an exciting contemporary fusion.
Tickets
FOOD & DRINK
MELA x BELFAST FOOD TOUR
28 August, 11am - 2.30pm, City Centre Journey across the city for a taste of the global with our lunchtime tour! Join us on a 3-hour grazing style lunch in the city’s finest quirky cafes and restaurants . We’ll visit 5 different venues for a small plate in each (yes, that’s right…a five course lunch!). Teaming up with the amazing Belfast Food Tour, enthusiastic local foodie guides will whisk you round the city to experience alternative global tastes with a chance to hear more from the people behind some of our city’s most favourite dining spots and their world inspired menus. So, leave the car behind and take a step with us into the wonderful world of flavours that Belfast has to offer.
£20
TEA, TALES & COCKTAILS
25 August, 6pm - 8pm, The Tipsy Bird Join us for an evening of tipsy tea inspired cocktails, high tea themed nibbles, tales from storyteller Eamon Keenan and get your tea leaves read by our host Granny Myrtle. The evening will feature four tasting experiences with tea blends from local tea producer Suki Tea and high tea themed snacks from Rare Graze NI alongside some wonderful tea-inspired stories to compliment the tastes and learn more about the heritage of tea around the world
TEA WALKING TOUR
23 August, 1pm & 25 August, 11am, City Centre
Tickets
£15
FREE
A dander around Belfast with your host, a plucky tea-worker from 1886, returned from the past to tell the true story of tea in the city. Tea was once so expensive that only the rich could afford to drink it. Find out how all that changed. From Sirocco to Sawers; from Nambarrie to Suki; come along for a walk, a yarn and a few brews along the way. These events are part of our heritage programme, You, Me & Tea, which explores the history of tea in Northern Ireland and cultural links with countries such as China & India.
FOOD & DRINK
MELA BITES
23 – 29 August, Across the city For this year’s Mela we have teamed up with the best local restaurants across the city to bring you a whole host of tempting offers and warm welcomes to compliment your experience of the festival. Whether you are looking for quality food or great craic our Mela Bites partners can offer you everything you need. Let’s support our local hospitality industry while enjoying all the festival has to offer. You can find out the full list our Mela Bites partners and offers available at belfastmela.org.uk
PERFORMANCE Tongue Tied & Twisted is a storytelling show with a theatrical twist. Blasting Indian storytelling into the 21st century: by combining the talents of international performer and storyteller Peter Chand live on stage with UK music producer PKCtheFirst.
28 August, 7pm, The Black Box
The show celebrates the art of live storytelling, by presenting a unique blend of Urban Hip Hop and classical South Asian sounds combined with traditional Indian Punjabi folk tales. The performance features a selection of the folk tales retold in English, accompanied by an original music score and live DJ mixing.
FREE
Tickets
PERFORMANCE
SALIM SABRI
23rd August, 7pm, St Anne’s Cathedral An evening of magical and mystical Sufi music Salim Sabri a leading internationally known Sufi Singer and student of the highly acclaimed and world famous Late Haji Maqbool Ahmed Sabri (Sabri Brothers). He started his singing career at the age of 12. Coming from a musical/Sufi background, the art of Qawwali was inherited by Salim from his maternal uncle who is an established Qawwali singer in India. Following two previous sell out performances in Belfast, we are delighted to welcome Salim Sabri and his group of talented musicians back for a special show at this year’s Mela.
£10
Tickets
£10
GLOBAL CÉILÍ
With The Dhol Foundation 27 August, 7pm, The Black Box Put on your dancing shoes and meet us at the Black Box for the first Céilí of its kind at Belfast Mela! Join us for this dynamic late night intercultural Céilí Mór and experience a unique multi-traditional music and dance event combining our city’s love of Trad Music from across the globe. Our resident DJ will be experimenting with beats, loops and effects to create world dance and music experience. Fusing together dancing from India, China and Mexico with an Irish traditional Céilí, the night will culminate with the melodic rhythms of the internationally renowned The Dhol Foundation.
PERFORMANCE
CARIBBEAN CARNIVAL
25 August, 7pm, The Black Box Mela favourites Magwere & a whole host of guests return with our unmissable Caribbean Carnival in the one of the city’s most loved music venues. Magwere are an energetic 11 piece band fronted by Wilson Magwere based in Belfast. They play upbeat Afro-Carribean music, guaranteed to get you moving Come along and enjoy drumming, dancing and a whole load of good party vibes.
FREE
MELA x HIT THE NORTH
We’re excited to be teaming up with street art festival Hit the North to transform a popular building in Belfast into a Mela-inspired work of art. Follow the journey of our amazing street art piece and the artist behind it on our social media and belfastmela.org.uk in the run up to the festival.
FREE
STREET ART HORN OK PLEASE!
Experience the traditional urban art of South Asian with our amazing Truck Art outdoor installation created by artists and communities across the city throughout the summer. Trucks of all shapes and sizes will descend onto Cathedral Gardens to re-create the busy streets of South Asia and tell local stories.
What is Truck Art? There’s a quirky magic associated with trucks across South Asia that is much loved by generations. Among truck owners, there’s a common belief that a beautiful truck is essential for good business, and hence every truck will be decked up with bright vivid colours and trademark tyopgraphy. Painting trucks with a kaleidoscope of colours, slogans and painted symbols is a skill both artists and driver take huge pride in.
VIEW THE INSTALLATION The installation will be at Writers Square on the 28th August and we will have hands on workshops where you can add to our truck art mural. Please visit belfastmela.org.uk for more information on how to get involved.
HEALTH & WELLBEING Phew! If it all gets a bit too much and you need to take a breathier, what better place than the Mela’s World of Wellbeing? Created by TONIC Health & Wellness, experience an area of calm admist all the bustle with a range of free workshops and sessions running throughout the Mela week in different locations across the city.
Monday 23 August Baby Massage Maitri Studio 10.30am – 12.30pm Baby Yoga Maitri Studio 2.00pm – 4.00pm Yoga Falls Park (Bowling Pavilion) 7.00pm – 8.30pm
Tuesday 24 August Qi Gong Drumglass Park 12noon - 1.00pm Yoga & Meditation Waterworks Park 7.00pm – 8.00pm
FREE Thursday 26 August Introduction to Sound Healing with Tessa Ann Maitri Studio 10.30am – 11.45am Hula Hooping Ormeau Park 6.00pm - 8.00pm Sound Bath Ormeau Park 6.00pm - 8.00pm
Friday 27 August Non Impact Aerobics Maitri Studio 7.00pm – 8.00pm
Wednesday 25 August
Saturday 28 August
Qi Gong Waterworks Park 7.00pm – 8.00pm
Qi Gong Drumglass Park 9.30am - 10.30am
Don’t forget to visit our Wellbeing Hub at St Annes Square on the 28th August between 11am - 3pm as part of the Mini Mela celebrations.
OUR WORK IN INDIA
We’re really sad not to be able to bring over artists from the Indian subcontinent who normally visit the city every year for us experience their vibrant culture and traditions. Over the year we have been working very closely with two street theatre groups in Jaipur, a city in the Rajasthani state of India. Artists from Belfast have been working alongside artists from the Rajasthani Heritage Brass Band and Circus Raj to create a brand new show which we hope will feature our 2022 programme. In the meantime, we don’t want you to miss out on their spectacular performances and therefore will be premiering a special virtual event on the 23rd August at 7pm for you to enjoy and get excited for next year!
ONLINE
AT A GLANCE DATE & TIME
EVENT
VENUE
TICKETS
10.30am - 12.30pm
World of Wellbeing - Baby Massage
Maitri Studio
Free
1pm - 2pm
Tea Walking Tour
Meet at Big Fish
Free
2pm - 4pm
World of Wellbeing - Baby Yoga
Maitri Studio
Free
7pm - 8.30pm
World of Wellbeing - Yoga
Bowling Pavilion at Falls Park
Free
7pm - 9pm
Salim Sabri
St Anne’s Cathedral
£10
12noon - 1pm
World of Wellbeing - Qi Gong
Bandstand at Drumglass Park
Free
12noon - 2pm
Lunchtime Panel Discussion
Café at Lyric Theatre
Free
7pm - 8pm
World of Wellbeing - Yoga & Meditation
Waterworks
Free
7pm - 9pm
Silk Road Supper Club
The Black Box
£25
11am - 12pm
Tea Walking Tour
Meet at Big Fish
Free
1pm - 3pm
International Tea Dance
101 Donegal Street
Free
6pm - 8pm
Tea Tales & Cocktails
The Tipsy Bird
£15
7pm - 10pm
Caribbean Carnival
The Black Box
£10
MONDAY 23RD AUGUST
TUESDAY 24TH AUGUST
WEDNESDAY 25TH AUGUST
AT A GLANCE DATE & TIME
EVENT
VENUE
TICKETS
10am - 12pm
World of Wellbeing Introduction to Sound Healing
Maitri Studio
Free
6pm - 8pm
World of Wellbeing Hula Hooping & Sound Bath
Bandstand at Ormeau Park
Free
8pm - 10pm
Luminate
CS Lewis Square
Free
11am - 2.30pm
Taste the World Tour
Meet at St George’s Market
£25
11am - 4.30pm
Little Bollywood
Oh Yeah Centre
Free
7pm - 11pm
Global Ceili
The Black Box
£10
THURSDAY 26TH AUGUST
FRIDAY 27TH AUGUST
AT A GLANCE DATE & TIME
EVENT
VENUE
TICKETS
SATURDAY 28TH AUGUST - MINI MELA 11am - 3pm
World of Wellbeing
St Annes Square
Free
11am - 3pm
Taste the World
St George’s Market
Free
1pm - 5pm
Mini Mela Hub
Writers Square
Free
1pm - 5pm
Culture Land
Cathedral Gardens
Free
1pm - 5pm
World of Words
Writers Square
Free
2pm - 3pm
Mini Mela Carnival Procession
Around Royal Avenue
Free
1pm - 5pm
Mela x Continental Market
City Hall
Free
6pm - 9pm
Outdoor Cinema
Botanic Gardens
Free
7pm - 9pm
Tongue, Tied & Twisted
The Black Box
Free
Outdoor Cinema
Botanic Gardens
Free
SUNDAY 29TH AUGUST 6pm - 9pm
Glendinning House 6 Murray Street Belfast, BT1 6DN
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