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The Punjab Pavilion

Celebrating Punjabi culture with Canadians and the world.

At The Punjab Pavilion we are proud to bring people from all around the world together through the magic of culture. Canada is the envy of the world for being the most successful multicultural country in the world. We wish to keep this tradition alive and well for our young, the older generation and the new comers of today and tomorrow. Culture has no boundaries. Culture is entertaining and yet it’s traditional! We welcome all to The Punjab Pavilion to build goodwill and fellowship through entertainment.

Established on April of 2017 after the distinguished board of directors of Carabram Organization decided to add a new Pavilion for 2017. The decision was based on the demand and the needs of the citizens of Brampton and the surrounding cities. The mandate of Punjab Pavilion is one and the same as Carabram Organization - “Nothing but the Culture”. Punjabi performers will showcase varieties of unique dances, songs, poetry. Foods which comes from different regions of Punjab and that are very rare, difficult to make in day-to-day life of any Canadian households. Moreover, vendors shall have varieties of Clothing from the historic periods to the latest Canadian designers and around the world.

Discover more at the Punjab Pavilion—featuring jewelry, arts exhibitions, crafts, a bookstore, and inspiring stories of Punjabi Canadians who helped build the Canada we know today. Punjabis first arrived in Canada over a century ago, and the Punjab Pavilion is dedicated to preserving this rich heritage for future generations while providing a space for seniors to share their culture with the broader community.

The Punjab Pavilion operates under a volunteer Board of Directors, led by the Chair and supported by the Treasurer, General Secretary, and a dedicated team of committees, advisors, and regular members. As a new and growing initiative, the pavilion welcomes members through an online application process for a small fee, which helps support various community programs.

Membership is open to all, provided they meet the simple criteria outlined in the pavilion’s policy and procedures. The Board of Directors or an appointed committee reviews applications and approves or declines membership.

Join us at Carabram’s many cultural pavilions—be sure to visit the Punjab Pavilion for family fun with friends and neighbors!

Celebrating Our Legacy and Culture

As Carabram embraces cultural diversity, the Punjab Pavilion proudly honors this tradition. Join us to experience vibrant Punjabi culture—customs, fashion, cuisine, jewelry, literature, and stories—while celebrating the achievements of notable Punjabi Canadians. This three-day celebration in July offers a rich journey through Punjab’s past and present.

Our vision is to exceed visitor expectations, presenting Punjab’s heritage through engaging entertainment for all ages. Experience rare cultural elements seldom encountered in daily life in Canada.

Experience the vibrant flavors of Punjab with a diverse range of traditional dishes, street foods, and rare ingredients not often found in Canada.

Step into a charming Punjabi village at the end of the shopping lane and immerse yourself in its cultural wonders. Enjoy an art exhibition, a book fair, and capture memorable moments while sipping chai and savoring delicacies like Gol Guppa, Makki ki Roti with Sarson-ka-Saag, and Maatka Ke Lassi.

Discover Punjab’s rich traditions through colorful clothing, exquisite jewelry, handcrafted footwear, and glimpses into wedding ceremonies with mehndi designs, traditional attire, and crafts. You might even meet wedding planners and matchmakers! Explore arts, crafts, historic relics, and more—let Punjab’s charm and heritage leave you spellbound.

Cultural Activities

Experience the perfect blend of East and West at the Punjab Pavilion, where lively entertainment meets rich cultural traditions. With over 25,000 visitors expected, enjoy “Prime Time Attractions” alongside engaging performances throughout the day.

Explore our vibrant magazine or program guide for schedules and highlights. Use the venue map to navigate with ease, discovering Punjab’s diverse regions—the land of five rivers. Our enthusiastic event ambassadors will be there to assist, ensuring an unforgettable cultural journey.

Get ready to immerse yourself in Punjab’s heritage and entertainment at the Punjab Pavilion!

Entertainment at the Punjab Pavilion blends nostalgic arts with contemporary creativity in a mesmerizing cultural journey. The theme, "Entertainment-Soul-Train," takes visitors through iconic locations—from Lahore past the Wagah Border, winding through Amritsar, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, and Haryana, with stops in other cities, culminating in destinations like Delhi or Rawalpindi.

This one-of-a-kind showcase celebrates Punjab’s artistic vibrance across eras and regions, offering an enchanting and unforgettable experience. Get ready to embark on a journey like no other!

The Punjab Pavilion brings culture to life with mesmerizing performances, including Bhangra, Qawwali, Gidha, Jhumar, Luddi, Jagoo, and lively folk songs. Adding to the excitement are modern songs in English, Urdu, and Punjabi, along with fusion dances that blend tradition with contemporary flair.

Be captivated by our unique fashion skit, showcasing traditional Punjabi attire alongside globally popular designs. It’s an event full of family-friendly entertainment that embodies the spirit of Punjab, leaving you inspired by its rhythms and colors.

Community Outreach

The Punjab Pavilion is more than just a celebration of culture—it is a bridge that connects communities, fosters unity, and nurtures a deep appreciation for heritage. Through diverse programs, performances, and outreach initiatives, we extend our passion for Punjabi traditions beyond the Pavilion, engaging people of all backgrounds.

We collaborate with locals, community groups, and cultural organizations to promote understanding and inclusivity. Our events bring together young and old, newcomers and long-standing residents, creating a shared space where stories are told, traditions are honored, and friendships are formed. From showcasing traditional music and dance to offering authentic cuisine and crafts, our efforts ensure that Punjab’s legacy continues to inspire and enrich the multicultural fabric of Canada.

At The Punjab Pavilion, we believe culture has no borders—it is a unifying force that strengthens communities and fosters goodwill. Through meaningful connections and collaborative efforts, we aim to preserve and promote the vibrant essence of Punjab for generations to come.

Join our Journey to preserve and celebrate our culture

Punjab’s history is a testament to resilience, diversity, and cultural brilliance. From the grandeur of the Indus Valley Civilization to the influential Sikh Empire, Punjab has long been a land of warriors, poets, and visionaries. It has witnessed the rise and fall of dynasties, the flourishing of trade, and the birth of powerful spiritual movements. The Punjab Pavilion honors this rich past, bringing its legacy to life through art, music, literature, and storytelling.

Punjabi history and language

At the heart of Punjab’s heritage is its language—Punjabi, one of the oldest and most widely spoken languages in South Asia. Written in both Gurmukhi and Shahmukhi scripts, Punjabi is more than just words—it is an expression of identity, history, and deep-rooted traditions. Through poetry, folk tales, and music, the language captures the essence of Punjab’s spirit. At The Punjab Pavilion, we celebrate this linguistic treasure by showcasing its literature, hosting performances in Punjabi, and offering cultural experiences that highlight the beauty of the language.

By preserving Punjabi history and language, The Punjab Pavilion ensures that future generations continue to embrace their roots, keeping the legacy of Punjab alive and thriving.

Join our Journey to preserve and celebrate our culture

Punjab Pavilion beautifully showcases our rich heritage and unites us through the vibrant Punjabi culture.

Amit Singh

A person wearing a light-colored kurta and a green turban is sitting on a wooden bench. The setting is outdoors by an old stone building with archways and a tree with exposed roots.
A person wearing a light-colored kurta and a green turban is sitting on a wooden bench. The setting is outdoors by an old stone building with archways and a tree with exposed roots.

An incredible experience celebrating Punjabi traditions, art, and history. Truly a bridge between cultures!

Sara Khan

A group of people wearing colorful traditional attire, with one person in a vibrant turban writing or reviewing a paper using a pen. Another person also dressed in traditional clothing holds a notepad, which appears to have handwritten notes. The setting is outdoors with natural lighting.
A group of people wearing colorful traditional attire, with one person in a vibrant turban writing or reviewing a paper using a pen. Another person also dressed in traditional clothing holds a notepad, which appears to have handwritten notes. The setting is outdoors with natural lighting.
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