In 2014, a wave of heartfelt nostalgia led Dalhousie
The Indian community connected with IFCNS comprises a diverse group of passionate volunteers and participants—many of whom arrived as students from various regions of India. United by a shared love for cultural celebration and community building, these volunteers represent a rich tapestry of religion, culture, and geography. Their collective efforts drive the success of years of vibrant festivals.
IFCNS functions as a cultural anchor for the Indian diaspora in Nova Scotia, offering a warm sense of belonging, connection, and celebration for individuals who may feel homesick or socially distant. One Google review poignantly captures this role, calling IFCNS the “best way to bring the community together—and to also teach a new generation the value of ethics and religion so that they do not feel lonely in the new world.
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Indian Festivals Club of Nova Scotia (IFCNS)
To promote cultural awareness and foster unity across diverse backgrounds by celebrating Indian festivals that bring locals and newcomers together. In their own words: “Trust our team, celebrate with us … ‘Bridging Cultures and Communities through Festivals’.
To offer a joyful and inclusive welcome to new students and residents, especially those far from home, ensuring they feel connected and celebrated during their early weeks in Nova Scotia.
To empower a diverse, creative, and dedicated team of volunteers who design and deliver memorable festivals—from Navratri and Diwali to Holi—anchoring cultural pride and community spirit across generations.
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