Bangladesh Abroad
This year’s 37th FOBANA Convention – Toronto will be organized by another group of FOBANA enthusiasts at the Sheraton Hotel. This convention will be organized with a theme: 'The arrogance of the old is the victory song of the young.' Matching with the theme convention, Bangladeshi music, dance, and drama will be presented to the ... Read more...
The 37th annual convention of the Federation of Bangladeshi Associations in North America (FOBANA) will be held in Dallas, Texas, from September 1-3, 2023. The convention is the largest gathering of Bangladeshis living in North America, and it is an excellent opportunity for people to connect with their culture and heritage. This year's local convention ... Read more...
The 37th FOBANA Convention will be held at the The Westin Crystal City Reagan National Airport Hotel in Arlington, Virginia on September 2nd and 3rd, 2023. The event will feature traditional Bangla folk music, Bangla band concert, poetry recitation, discussions, and special events for children. Tickets: $50, $100 and VIP Venue The Westin Crystal City ... Read more...
The Moulana Abdul Hamid Khan Bhashani Foundation will hold the Bhashani Foundation Conference 2023 at Queens Palace in New York City on September 10, 2023, at 2:00 PM. The one-day conference will discuss the life, philosophy, work, and influence of Bhashani in Bangladeshi politics. Bangladeshi expatriates are expected to attend the event to learn more ... Read more...
The Bangladesh Festival 2023 takes place on 16th and 17th September 2023 at The Halifax Forum. The event is organized by the Bangladesh Canada Friendship Society. Everyone’s welcome. The festival is a family fun day celebrating Bangladeshi culture and heritage but you don’t have to be Bangladeshi to attend or enjoy the festival. Fee: $3 ... Read more...
The Church-McDonald Bangladeshi Business Association (CMBBA) Pothomela (Street Fair) will be held on Saturday, September 16, 2023, all day. It is an annual fixture of the Bangladeshi community in Brooklyn and New York, and is also known as the Kensington street "Little Bangladesh" mela. Thousands of Bangladeshis from all walks of life will come to ... Read more...