Port Coquitlam (Richa Walia): The festive spirit is set to take over Port Coquitlam as PTDance Company, founded by Preeti Singh in 2022, presents Rangtaali 2.0 – Dandiya Night 2026 on Sunday, October 25. The event promises an energetic evening of Garba, Dandiya, music, dance and Indian cultural celebration, bringing families and friends together for an evening of joy, entertainment and tradition.
Speaking with National Times, Preeti Singh shared details of the upcoming event and highlighted the importance of creating opportunities for people to come together, celebrate cultural traditions and enjoy an evening of music and dance. The event will be held from 6:00 PM to 10:30 PM at the Port Coquitlam Community Centre, 2150 Wilson Avenue. Guests of all ages and backgrounds are invited to dress in festive attire, bring their Dandiya sticks and join the celebration.
Rangtaali 2.0 aims to offer more than an evening of entertainment, providing an opportunity for families and friends to celebrate Indian heritage, connect across generations and create memorable experiences. Singh expressed appreciation to the sponsors, partners and supporters whose contributions are helping bring the event to life.
National Times is proud to be the media partner for Rangtaali 2.0 – Dandiya Night 2026, supporting the event through promotional and editorial coverage and helping introduce the celebration to a wider audience. As a tri-language media platform serving audiences across Canada and India, National Times highlights cultural celebrations, local initiatives, organizations and individuals making a positive contribution to the communities they serve.
Through its news and digital platforms, National Times will share the story of Rangtaali 2.0 and spotlight the efforts of PTDance Company, Preeti Singh, sponsors and partners behind the celebration. Tickets are priced at $25 and are available through Tixverse. Partners include All Things Indian Vancouver, Patel Samaj, United Gujarati Society and RIBC.
With colourful traditional attire, lively music, Garba and Dandiya, Rangtaali 2.0 – Dandiya Night 2026 is set to create a memorable evening celebrating Indian culture, friendship and togetherness in Port Coquitlam. National Times is pleased to support the event as media partner and share its story with readers across its growing audience.
