Where the rivers meet.
Sangamam means confluence, the meeting of rivers. One day where every strand of Tamil arts in Britain comes together in one place: music, dance, food, language and the people who carry them.
One day. Every strand of Tamil arts in Britain.
Tamil Arts UK has spent ten years putting Tamil music, dance and language in front of British audiences, from a first performance at the Balaji Temple in Birmingham in 2015 to more than 150 events across the UK and Europe.
London Sangamam is the largest thing we have attempted, and it marks that tenth year. One venue, one day, and the whole range of what we do in it.
A full day out where the children have something to do and the grandparents recognise every song.
What we are planning for.
The programme is still being built. These are the numbers we are working towards, not a record of something that has already happened.
Come as a family or come alone.
Families
A full day out where the children have something to do and the grandparents recognise every song.
Anyone curious
You do not need to speak Tamil or know the art forms. Everything is introduced in English and the whole day is built so that anyone can follow along. Bring friends who have never been to a Tamil event.
Performers and teachers
Performers looking for an audience, and teachers looking for students. Come and be seen. We are still building the programme, so send us a message with what you do and any recordings you have.
Put your name on the first one.
This is the first London Sangamam, in the year Tamil Arts UK turns ten. The organisations that back it now are the ones the audience will associate with it afterwards.
Packages, audience figures and what each level includes are all set out on the sponsorship page.
Do not miss the first one.
Sunday 11 October 2026, Richard Challoner School, New Malden. Message us and we will tell you the moment tickets and the full programme are announced.