At the 37th annual Phagwah parade in early March in Richmond Hill, Queens, spectators danced to tassa drums, tossed brightly colored powders over the crowd and smeared each other’s faces with paint, ...

DRUM is a membership-led organization mobilizing Indo-Caribbean and South Asian immigrants in New York to fight for political and social change. The Queens-based organization, founded in 2000, focuses ...

SAYI opened its first-ever art exhibition at the Afro-American Cultural Center, featuring work from middle school students, ...

"She would be in the kitchen for hours making gojas," Ramkirpal-Senhouse says. These Indo-Caribbean fried turnovers stuffed with warmly spiced sweetened coconut resemble Indian gujiya or ghughra.