Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay Presents 36th Annual India Festival

Thousands will gather Nov. 1 at the Florida State Fairgrounds to celebrate Indian culture, community and connection at the 36th Annual India Festival Tampa Bay.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact:
Kuleen Shah, Vice Chairman
Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay
Founder, Connecting Tampa Bay LLC
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.indiafestivaltampabay.com

Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025 | 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. | Florida State Fairgrounds

TAMPA, Fla. — Celebrating more than three decades of culture and community, the Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay will host the 36th annual India Festival Tampa Bay on Saturday, Nov. 1, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. at the Florida State Fairgrounds.

The festival is one of Florida’s largest cultural events, drawing thousands for a full day of fashion, jewelry, food and dance. It celebrates Indian heritage while uniting Tampa Bay’s multicultural community through business, culture and family.

“India Festival is more than an event. It is a bridge that connects generations, families and businesses across Tampa Bay,” said Kuleen Shah, vice chairman of the India Festival Committee and founder of Connecting Tampa Bay. 

The festival is supported by sponsors including Hillsborough County, AdventHealth and Star Oil. 

Sponsors gain valuable exposure through on-site signage, digital promotion and recognition in the official program booklet, which reaches thousands of attendees and community members.

Founded in 1985, the Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting Indian heritage, education and community engagement throughout the region. The annual India Festival is its signature event, attracting thousands of visitors from across the Southeast.

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About Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay
Founded in 1985, the Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting Indian heritage, education and community engagement throughout the region. The annual India Festival is its signature event, attracting thousands of visitors.

Poster for the 36th Annual India Festival Tampa Bay 2025, presented by Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay. Includes event details, sponsors, and colorful artwork of traditional Indian dancers and peacocks, promoting a full day of fashion, jewelry, food and dance at the Florida State Fairgrounds.
The Gujarati Samaj of Tampa Bay hosts the 36th Annual India Festival on Nov. 1, 2025 — a celebration of Indian culture, fashion, food and dance at the Florida State Fairgrounds.

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