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Ragamala Mela offers a taste of India

The annual fundraiser for Ragamala Dance Company, held at the Paikka event space in St. Paul, featured food trucks, drinks and silent and live auctions, plus a sneak peek of a new work, "Fires of Varanasi," expected to premiere during the 2020-21 season. Ragamala, a nationally known dance company, features creative choreography, colorful costumes and music that combines traditional Indian and modern dance. Proceeds from Ragamala Mela will help defray the costs of production.

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