How did Kōlam, a ritualistic floor art practiced by generations of Tamil Hindu women across South India, find its way to Natick Center? Join us for a conversation with Swati Dave to learn more about this beautiful art form and how its presence in Natick nurtures a sense of identity and belonging in our community. This event will be held on zoom.

Swati Dave, a long-time resident of Natick, is actively engaged in the town with the equity, inclusion, and diversity work. She has been the Chair of Natick Cultural Council and is currently a board member of Natick Center Cultural District, SPARK Kindness, and Natick is United.

This program is jointly sponsored by the Bacon Free Library and the Natick Historical Society. It is free and open to the public. Advanced registration is required. Register using the form here.

***Join Swati Dave, the Natick Historical Society, and the Bacon Free Library on June 11 at 2pm for a free hands-on program on how to make a Kōlam, a traditional decorative floor art practiced by generations of Tamil Hindu women across South India. Supplies will be provided.

Register to Create Your Own Kōlam HERE.