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Sanskriti of New Jersey India School and Camp offers activities such as an Indian summer camp for children and a cultural school during academic calendars. The program includes teaching of Hindi and organizes events such as Dakshin Mahotsav, Holi Picnic, International Yoga Day celebration, IndiaFest with classical, folk and Bollywood dance and songs along with vendors selling Indian handicrafts, clothes and food, Indian Tricolor hoisting on India's Independence Day on August 15th, Garba, multiple Indian classical music nights, and a Diwali celebration. The organization also involves children and families in marching in annual Memorial Day Parades and holding a food drive for a local Food Bank.
• Ages: 5–17 years old
Sanskriti of New Jersey was founded in 2008, was formed on June 12, 2009 in New Jersey, and started Sanskriti - India Cultural Center in 2010. Sanskriti of New Jersey is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and is described as a secular, non-partisan democratic organization. Its stated objectives include educating individuals and business entities about the socio-cultural values of India, organizing programs, workshops, seminars, cultural fairs and activities to promote and celebrate Asian Indian activities and holidays, creating and operating Hindi and other Asian Indian language schools, promoting public understanding of Asian Indian matters, encouraging celebration of Asian Indian holidays and festivals, working with all residents of the community regardless of age, gender, color, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion or national origin, and undertaking activities that carry out the purposes of the organization. Sanskriti of New Jersey (formerly AILIV) is described as having a membership base that includes residents of Livingston and many neighboring towns, and its movement is described as having brought together individuals and families of Asian Indian origin through activities such as Memorial Day Parades, a local Food Bank drive, and helping to start a Hindi School for local residents. Sanskriti is described as a neutral, non-partisan organization that does not endorse, oppose, or support any political party, candidate, or individual agenda, and may engage in or share information about non-partisan civic education initiatives guided by a commitment to neutrality, transparency, and civic education. Sanskriti - India Cultural Center is described as an initiative started in 2010 to work on Indian cultural education, including running an Indian summer camp for children and a cultural school during academic calendars. Parents are invited in the information provided to come see the school on Sundays.
Last updated April 16, 2026.
• Ages: 5–17 years old
Sanskriti of New Jersey was founded in 2008, was formed on June 12, 2009 in New Jersey, and started Sanskriti - India Cultural Center in 2010. Sanskriti of New Jersey is recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and is described as a secular, non-partisan democratic organization. Its stated objectives include educating individuals and business entities about the socio-cultural values of India, organizing programs, workshops, seminars, cultural fairs and activities to promote and celebrate Asian Indian activities and holidays, creating and operating Hindi and other Asian Indian language schools, promoting public understanding of Asian Indian matters, encouraging celebration of Asian Indian holidays and festivals, working with all residents of the community regardless of age, gender, color, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion or national origin, and undertaking activities that carry out the purposes of the organization. Sanskriti of New Jersey (formerly AILIV) is described as having a membership base that includes residents of Livingston and many neighboring towns, and its movement is described as having brought together individuals and families of Asian Indian origin through activities such as Memorial Day Parades, a local Food Bank drive, and helping to start a Hindi School for local residents. Sanskriti is described as a neutral, non-partisan organization that does not endorse, oppose, or support any political party, candidate, or individual agenda, and may engage in or share information about non-partisan civic education initiatives guided by a commitment to neutrality, transparency, and civic education. Sanskriti - India Cultural Center is described as an initiative started in 2010 to work on Indian cultural education, including running an Indian summer camp for children and a cultural school during academic calendars. Parents are invited in the information provided to come see the school on Sundays.
Last updated April 16, 2026.
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