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Hazara Cultural Day 2025
Date
Sunday, May 18, 2025
15:00
Location
Kulturhuset Möllan, Mölndal
Celebrate Hazara Culture Day!
Afghanistan is a land of colorful cultures; a land where every tribe has a story full of pride. Among them, the Hazaras, with their ancient and rich culture, are one of the brightest leaves of this land.
May 19th is celebrated as Hazara Culture Day all over the world; a day to showcase the identity, art, culture, and pride of the Hazaras.
Last year, the HOPE Cultural Association held this day for the first time in Sweden.
This year, it is holding this magnificent celebration for the second year with the presence of guests from different countries.
In this cultural event, we will welcome you along with a series of authentic manifestations of Hazara culture:
Live music
Traditional clothing display
Introduction to local cuisine
Hazaragi dance
Information about the history of the Hazaras
Heartwarming poems and proverbs
Handicrafts
Appreciation from the elite
Book exhibition
Painting exhibition
If you want to introduce your friends to the beauties of Hazara culture, don't miss this program and bring your foreign friends with you!
Event Recap
The HOPE association for the second year in a row held the Hazara Culture Day in Gothenburg – part of the global celebration of Hazara Culture Day, which falls on May 19th every year. Since this year the day fell on a Sunday, we gathered on the 18th to celebrate our cultural heritage.
With over 600 participants from different parts of Sweden, the day was filled with pride, community and rich cultural expressions.
The program opened with music and warm words of welcome from the program hosts Amin and Zahra. Afterwards, the association’s chairwoman, Sharifa Sahar, gave an inspiring speech about the importance of preserving Hazara identity and culture in the diaspora.
With over 600 participants from different parts of Sweden, the day was filled with pride, community and rich cultural expressions.
The program opened with music and warm words of welcome from the program hosts Amin and Zahra. Afterwards, the association’s chairwoman, Sharifa Sahar, gave an inspiring speech about the importance of preserving Hazara identity and culture in the diaspora.
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