Legacy of Bhangra 2.0 Registration Now Open!

[LegacyofBhangra]

Attention all teams!
Legacy of Bhangra is a second year competition that will be held in Santa Clara, California on October 1st, 2016! With hopes to bring back our vibrant Punjabi culture and traditions back to the Bay Area, we look forward to achieving our goals for the second time around! Again we will like to thank everyone for the endless support we receive throughout our planning process!

At this time we are proud to announce that the registration process for Legacy of Bhangra 2.0 is now open to all teams! We will be accepting both live and music bhangra teams!

Registration packet can be found on our website: www.legacyofbhangra.com!

Important registration deadlines:
Early registration 11:59 PM PST on Saturday, April 30th, 2016 with a fee of $200.00.
Regular registration 11:59 PM PST on Tuesday, May 31st, 2016 with a fee of $250.00.
Late registration 11:59 PM PST on Friday, July 1st, 2016 with a fee of $275.00.
Exhibition registration 11:59 PM PST on Friday, July 1st, 2016 with a fee of $150.00


For any further questions/concerns please contact us via email: legacyofbhangra@gmail.com!

Regards!
-Legacy of Bhangra Committee

 

[Jaskirat Multani]

What's up with these registrations fees being non-refundable. Way too many rigged comps to have non-refundable registration fees.

 

[Fahaddd]

Seems like this is how California comps get their funding for a comp. "Let's make the teams pay to dance in front of our crowd and take all the credit"

 

[LegacyofBhangra]

As a committee full of former dancers, we understand this concern of non refundable registration fees in its entirety however, coming from a committee perspective allow us to explain this. Organizing a competition takes hard work and determination, most importantly a passion for Bhangra. We run our competition with the hope that we can provide dancers an opportunity to showcase their talents, and the opportunity for the community to enjoy cultural show. With running a competition there are many difficulties that arise, one of which is funding. Legacy of Bhangra is held in the Bay Area, one of the most expensive areas in the whole country. We do keep registration fees as one way to raise money for the competition however that is not the only way. We fundraise our other funds by having sponsors, fundraisers, and bashes. We apologize for any inconvenience, please feel free to email us at legacyofbhangra@gmail.com for a further explanation or any other concerns.

Thank you
-Legacy of Bhangra Committee

 

[Yankee Saini]

Seems like this is how California comps get their funding for a comp. "Let's make the teams pay to dance in front of our crowd and take all the credit"

lol I doubt that's the case bro but several comps(mostly established) are/have been following this path for several years in NA.

Speaking of California, I think the only other comp that does this is Bruin, which is acceptable for various reasons.

 

[Yankee Saini]

@Legacy - a wise man just said . . . "hopefully with that extra money you are able to provide food to the teams rather than giving one box of Krispy Kreme and 1 pizza like last year" -