WCLA musical event draws diverse crowd

LAHORE : The Walled City of Lahore Authority (WCLA) held its much-anticipated monthly musical event, the Drum Circle, at the historic Shalimar Gardens. The enchanting event brought together a diverse crowd, including families, music enthusiasts, and cultural heritage lovers, in the serene ambiance of one of Lahore’s most iconic Mughal-era sites.

The Drum Circle, known for its participatory rhythm experience, has become a cornerstone of WCLA’s cultural initiatives. With the lush surroundings of Shalimar Gardens providing a picturesque backdrop, the event celebrated the rhythm of life while fostering community engagement and cultural appreciation. Salah ud Din Mazari, Incharge of Shalimar Gardens, expressed his enthusiasm for the event, stating: "The Drum Circle is more than just a musical gathering; it’s a celebration of our shared heritage and the vibrant culture of Lahore. Hosting this event in Shalimar Gardens enhances its significance, as the garden’s historical essence perfectly complements the rhythm and unity that the Drum Circle embodies. We are committed to ensuring that such events continue to inspire and connect people while promoting the historical treasures of our city."

The evening was filled with captivating beats, dynamic energy, mesmerising sound of Rubab and vibrant Balti Dance., as participants of all ages joined in creating music, blending traditional and contemporary rhythms. The event concluded with resounding applause, leaving attendees eagerly waiting for the next Drum Circle session.

The Walled City of Lahore Authority remains dedicated to preserving and promoting Lahore's cultural and historical heritage. Events like the Drum Circle not only highlight the city's artistic traditions but also encourage the community to embrace and celebrate its rich history.