“Association of Indians of Sun Prairie” is a Tax exempt non-profit organization.
Celebrate Our Community
Connecting people, preserving culture, and building lasting friendships.
We bring together individuals and families of Indian origin in Sun Prairie through cultural celebrations, community gatherings, and shared experiences that strengthen our sense of belonging.
Cultural Events & Festivals
Keeping traditions alive while creating new memories.
From Diwali and Holi to Independence Day celebrations and family-friendly events, we organize programs that showcase India’s rich cultural heritage and welcome everyone to participate.
Youth & Family Engagement
Empowering the next generation through culture and community.
We create opportunities for children, youth, and families to learn about Indian traditions, volunteer, develop leadership skills, and build meaningful connections within the community.
Community Service & Collaboration
Making a positive impact together.
We partner with local organizations, support charitable initiatives, and encourage volunteerism to strengthen both the Indian community and the broader Sun Prairie community through service and collaboration.
Upcoming Events
Get ready for an explosion of color, rhythm, and cultural celebration! The Association of Indians of Sun Prairie is proud to announce its much-awaited Shri Krishna Janmasthami 2026, set to take place on Saturday Aug 29th, 2025Â at Sun Prairie West Performing Art Center. This vibrant event promises an unforgettable experience for families, friends, and community members of all ages.
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Please be aware that all participants, as well as their family members, are required to purchase event tickets separately.
Event Theme
“One India – Celebrating Unity in Diversity”Â
Participants are encouraged to showcase the traditions, music, dance, attire, art, and heritage of any Indian region, promoting cultural pride and appreciation for the beauty of India’s many cultures.
Event Outline
Drawing Competition
We invite young artists and Krishna devotees to express their love for Lord Krishna through colors and imagination. It is more than just a contest; it is a joyful tribute to Lord Krishna’s divine life, viewed through the lens of young, imaginative minds. Whether you are a budding artist or a Krishna devotee, this event is a perfect way to celebrate Janmashtami with creativity and devotion.
Dancing Through the Cultures of India
The cultural show will feature a dynamic lineup of dance performances, each reflecting a different facet of India’s artistic heritage. Audiences can look forward to classical forms like Bharatanatyam, Kathak, and Odissi, alongside contemporary and folk styles such as Bollywood, Bhangra, Garba, and Lavani.
Local dance troupes, schools, and independent performers; ranging from children to adults—will take the stage in colorful costumes, delivering choreographies that celebrate festivals, stories, and emotions from across the Indian subcontinent.
Kids’ Fashion Show: Culture on the Catwalk
One of the most heartwarming segments of the event will be the kids’ fashion show, where children aged 3 to 12 will strut down the runway dressed in traditional outfits representing different Indian states. This colorful segment celebrates India’s regional diversity while giving young participants a chance to shine.
Expect to see miniature Maharajas, little Manipuri dancers, pint-sized Punjabis, and more—all showcasing the beauty and uniqueness of Indian attire.
Dahi Handi: A Festive Highlight
A centerpiece of the event will be the Dahi Handi celebration, inspired by the playful spirit of Lord Krishna. This traditional ritual involves teams of enthusiastic participants forming human pyramids to reach and break a pot (handi) filled with curd, symbolizing unity, teamwork, and festivity.
Spectators can expect an electric atmosphere as cheers erupt with every climb and attempt. It’s a must-see moment that captures the true joy and excitement of Indian festivals.
Food, Fun, and Festive Vibes
In addition to the stage performances, the Indian dinner will also be served to all REGISTERED attendees.
There will also be cultural booths, Jhankis, and interactive activities for children, ensuring that the entire family stays entertained throughout the day.
We invite young artists and Krishna devotees to express their love for Lord Krishna through colors and imagination. It is more than just a contest; it is a joyful tribute to Lord Krishna’s divine life, viewed through the lens of young, imaginative minds. Whether you are a budding artist or a Krishna devotee, this event is a perfect way to celebrate Janmashtami with creativity and devotion.
The cultural show will feature a dynamic lineup of dance performances, each reflecting a different facet of India’s artistic heritage. Audiences can look forward to classical forms like Bharatanatyam, Kathak, and Odissi, alongside contemporary and folk styles such as Bollywood, Bhangra, Garba, and Lavani.
Local dance troupes, schools, and independent performers; ranging from children to adults—will take the stage in colorful costumes, delivering choreographies that celebrate festivals, stories, and emotions from across the Indian subcontinent.
One of the most heartwarming segments of the event will be the kids’ fashion show, where children aged 3 to 12 will strut down the runway dressed in traditional outfits representing different Indian states. This colorful segment celebrates India’s regional diversity while giving young participants a chance to shine.
Expect to see miniature Maharajas, little Manipuri dancers, pint-sized Punjabis, and more—all showcasing the beauty and uniqueness of Indian attire.
A centerpiece of the event will be the Dahi Handi celebration, inspired by the playful spirit of Lord Krishna. This traditional ritual involves teams of enthusiastic participants forming human pyramids to reach and break a pot (handi) filled with curd, symbolizing unity, teamwork, and festivity.
Spectators can expect an electric atmosphere as cheers erupt with every climb and attempt. It’s a must-see moment that captures the true joy and excitement of Indian festivals.
In addition to the stage performances, the Indian dinner will also be served to all REGISTERED attendees.
There will also be cultural booths, Jhankis, and interactive activities for children, ensuring that the entire family stays entertained throughout the day.
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