Nitya Nritya Foundation

Nitya Nritya Foundation is a Salt Lake City based non-profit that is dedicated to bringing the best of Indian classical dance and music to Utah from around the world.

Thank you for your engagement with the Indian classical arts! We seek your continued support to make the Indian classical arts a part of Utah’s cultural landscape.

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Nitya Nritya Foundation is a non-profit curator and producer of art based in Salt Lake City, UT. It is our mission to bring the rich diversity of the Indian classical arts to Utah by creating and nurturing an informed appreciation of the Indian arts. We do this by proving a platform for practitioners both local to Utah and elsewhere via arts experiences curated for a wide cross section of the valley’s community. In keeping with our conviction that art speaks across peoples, we value the opportunity to curate, be a cradle for dialog and also create intersectional work between Indian and varied genres of art.

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Upatti – Coming to be

Across the ancient world, civilisations worshipped female deities, often independently of one another. These Goddesses represented fertility, nourishment, creation, and…

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Bharatnatyam: A moving canvas (Oct 2026)

Presented by Nitya Nritya Foundation Oct 24, 2026 at 10:00am – 11:15am (Sat) Location: Salt Lake City Public Library Marmalade…

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Nitya Nritya Festival 2026

The Nitya Nritya Festival is celebrating its landmark 10th year with an expanded footprint across the Salt Lake Valley. Hosted by the Nitya Nritya Foundation,…

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Bharatanatyam: A Moving Canvas

Presented by Nitya Nritya Foundation and India Cultural Center of Utah Saturday, 20 June 2026, 6:30 – 8:00 pm Location:…

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Praachi – A Montage in Bharatanatyam

Experience a kaleidoscope of Bharatanatyam and be part of a milestone for the local arts scene. The Nitya Nritya Foundation…

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Musical Spring

Musical Spring: a two-part concert in North Indian classical music. We present a bowing-instrument called Sarangi played by NY-based Rohan…

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We are especially grateful to the Adobe Employee Giving program for their generous support of our work in 2025.