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SAN FRANCISCO — Non Stop Bhangra came back with a burst of energy after 2 years with their signature “Crash An Indian Wedding Party” on July 23rd. St. Joseph’s Arts Society, a renovated Romanesque church provided the backdrop for the lavish event, replete with Indian sweets and snacks, including mini samosas, pakora and all the chutneys, a fully set-up drinks bar and henna station.
Surina Grewal (right) and other Dholrhythms Dance Company dancers perform on stage at the Crash an Indian Wedding Party event at St. Joseph’s Arts Society in San Francisco. Photo: Sree Sripathy for India Currents/CatchLight Local. 
Guests enjoy dancing to the bhangra music mix at the Crash an Indian Wedding Party event at St. Joseph’s Arts Society in San Francisco. Photo: Sree Sripathy for India Currents/CatchLight Local. 
Event guests learn basic bhangra movies at the Crash an Indian Wedding Party event at St. Joseph’s Arts Society in San Francisco. Photo: Sree Sripathy for India Currents/CatchLight Local. 
Arjan Singh dances on stage with Dholrhythms Dance Company dancers at the Crash an Indian Wedding Party event at St. Joseph’s Arts Society in San Francisco. Photo: Sree Sripathy for India Currents/CatchLight Local.
The evening kicked off with live dhol drumming and dance performances followed by bhangra lessons from Dholrhythms Dance Company. Non Stop Bhangra co-founder Vicki Virk greeted the crowd. “I can’t think of a better place to crash an Indian wedding than a church.” The sold out crowd of 400 people dancing the night away agreed with her.