An evening bursting with singing and dancing is set to take place at LOROS as the Hospice celebrates the Navratri Festival.
Taking place on Thursday 6th October, LOROS is hosting an extra special event to help celebrate the nine-day festival, which sees Hindus devote their time to prayers, religious singing, chants and meditation.
Each of the nine nights is dedicated to the nine Goddesses, with Navratri itself symbolising ‘good over evil’.
LOROS Cultural Support Worker Anjana Vaja said: “This is a unique opportunity for people of Leicester to enjoy Navratri at LOROS and at the same time find out about the work of the Hospice.
“We at LOROS feel privileged to host such an occasion.”
The event at LOROS will start at 7pm and finish at 10pm, with the dress code being Indian traditional bright vibrant colours.
For more information (0116) 231 8452 or visit loros.co.uk/navratri
This is just one of a whole host of events taking place during national Hospice Care Week at LOROS, commencing Monday 3rd October.
The Hospice have a jam-packed timetable throughout the week, to showcase the work they do, including a 24-hour-tweetathon on Monday, BBC Radio Leicester’s Jonathan Lampon broadcasting live from LOROS on Wednesday and an extra special Open Day to top off the week on Saturday 8th October.
To find out more about what LOROS have planned during Hospice Care Week visit loros.co.uk/HCW
