Sri Lankan Dance Academy

Some snaps from tonight’s performance at Wellington girls’ college: Family night hosted by their Asian performance club!!

Our third time performing at this event and it was an honor to be a part of it again. A beautiful way to represent and celebrate the Asian cultures and traditions in our community. Thank you for having us!❤️💃🌎

Sri Lankan Rice & Curry Fundraiser – Pre-Orders Open!

Treat yourself and your family to a delicious homemade Sri Lankan Rice & Curry meal while supporting the Sri Lankan Dance Academy of New Zealand

Your meal will include a delicious selection of traditional Sri Lankan curries, with a vegetarian option available. All details are included in the poster but please get in touch for any more info.

📞 Order by the 14th of July 2026
Nimanthi: 027 662 5550
Nirangi: 021 076 0931
Chamila: 022 694 5669

All proceeds go towards supporting the ongoing expenses and activities of the Sri Lankan Dance Academy of New Zealand 🍽️🇱🇰✨

We're Back! Enrolments Now Open! ✨

Following the success of our recent production Beyond Borders and Ranga Bera Mihira, the Sri Lankan Dance Academy of New Zealand is excited to resume our Traditional Sri Lankan Dancing & Drumming classes for children, as well as our Adult classes for ladies and men.

Please find all details on the posters below, everyone is welcome, no experience needed!

Join us in celebrating and preserving Sri Lankan culture through dance and drumming, and be part of the SLDA family today ❤️

Please get in touch whether you or your child are interested in joining 🇱🇰✨

🇱🇰🇳🇿 A proud moment for our community and for Sri Lanka in New Zealand.

The Sri Lankan Dance Academy of New Zealand was honoured to provide traditional Sri Lankan drumming for the lighting of the ceremonial oil lamp at the official opening of the High Commission of Sri Lanka in New Zealand.

This significant occasion marks a new chapter in the relationship between Sri Lanka and New Zealand, strengthening the longstanding ties of friendship, cooperation, and cultural connection between our two nations.

The opening was attended by Sri Lanka's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Foreign Employment and Tourism, Hon. Vijitha Herath, New Zealand's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Winston Peters, Sri Lanka High Commissioner Prasanna Gamage, distinguished government officials, and members of the Sri Lankan community in New Zealand.

As custodians of Sri Lankan cultural traditions, we are proud to have contributed to this historic event through the sounds of traditional Sri Lankan drumming, celebrating our heritage while representing our vibrant community in Aotearoa.

We extend our congratulations to the Sri Lanka High Commissioner's Office and wish them every success as they begin this important new chapter.

📸 Photo credit: SriLankaNZ - ශ්‍රී ලංකන්ස්