Banda Singh Bahadur & William Wallace

04/09/2010

The history of Panjaab and Scotland is a common history of powerful courage versus mighty state tyranny and oppression. Both peoples have possessed a courageous spirit to inspire and propel them into open opposition to external invaders and subjugators. Bravehearts, struggle and sacrifice, the will to survive and fight on; this is the glorious story of these two great people. They have made their own history and culture in the thick of struggle and action and persevere in their aspiration for freedom and independence.

The Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum
Saturday, 4th September - 12.00 noon to 4.00pm

• Sikh & Scottish weapons combat

• Turban tieing, heriatage talks, literature, questions and discussion

• Guru Ka Langar (community food)

• Sikh-Scottish Lanark Picture Exhibition
  

Supporting & participating groups:

Baba Deep Gatka Akhaara, Birmingham | Clan Wallace, Scotland

Smith Art Gallery & Museum, Stirling

Sikh Community Action Network, Slough

Sikh Educational Advisory Service, Leeds

Scottish Sikh Gurdwaras

  Contacts:

Jagdeesh Singh, Sikh Community Action Network, scan.slough@gmail.com | 07827-321036

Elspeth King, Stirling Smith Art Gallery & Museum |01786471917

Roop Singh, Sikh Educational Advisory Service | 07973286585

Seoras Wallace, Clan Wallace | 07766584360

Harjinder Singh, Baba Deep Singh Gatka Akharra | 07813488168

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