A Day in Punjab

A Day in Punjab returns to Seattle Center Festál from 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 1, bringing the vibrant sights, sounds, and traditions of the Punjabi and Sikh communities to the Seattle Center Armory Food & Event Hall. The free, family-friendly festival invites visitors of all ages to experience one of the Pacific Northwest’s most dynamic cultural celebrations.

Celebrate the soulful “Sounds of Punjab,” as the festival explores the music, rhythms, and everyday sounds that connect generations of Punjabis around the world. Through live performances, interactive exhibits, cultural demonstrations, and community activities, attendees can experience the warm sense of connection and nostalgia that music brings to Punjabi families and communities.

The festival’s entertainment lineup features a diverse range of performers, including Arjun Piano, a United Kingdom-based pianist known for reimagining Punjabi music, Canadian band Mehfilaaley, Punjabi Likhari Sabha performing poetry and song, and Emerald City Dholis showcasing the powerful beats of traditional Punjabi drums. Additional performances include AmaSingh’s magic show, high-energy dancing by Baaghi Bhangra, and traditional dance by Ardab Mutiyara Giddha. The festival will also welcome attendees to an open dance floor where everyone is invited to join the celebration.