Walk into the new exhibition “Sikhs: Legacy of the Punjab” at the Fresno Art Museum and you will find, in a shiny display case direct from the Smithsonian Institution, a reproduction of an important work titled… Read More

Splendors of India’s Royal Courts at the Asian Art Museum: The Sikh Foundation lately hosted its ex Trustees and friends to an afternoon of Art at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco to experience the splendid exhibit “Maharaja – The Splendors of India’s Royal Courts”… Read More

Sikh Foundation is proud to announce the 2012 Sikh Art Calendar. The theme of 2012 Calendar is Great Sikh Women. The 2012 Calendar features paintings of 12 great Sikh Women starting with Bebe Nanaki to… Read More

The Royal Falcon Musical is based on the highly acclaimed children’s book of the same name by Jessi Kaur, a Bay Area based author. It has been adapted for the stage by Tony Kienitz… Read More

It was early morning on 15 April, 1943 that I was born to my mother Mohinder Kaur and father Arjan Singh at Patiala. The city also served as the Capital of Pepsu – a short lived State within East Punjab carved out after 1947. The area was known as Kutcha Patiala. I was the fourth child. I was brought in a Sikh Family… Read More

The contribution of Sikhs towards establishing a political system and a sustainable democracy in India is without doubt. The larger contribution they have made on a global platform is abundantly evident to anybody who travels from San Francisco to Bangkok, from Vancouver to Copenhagen… Read More

Sikh Art & Film Foundation Presents:
Sikh International Film Festival, Leadership Summit and Heritage Gala as part of Sikh Heritage Week in NYC… Read More