Gangtok: The Organisation of Musicians and Artists of Sikkim (OMAS) has announced that Sikkim Cabinet Minister GT Dhungel has accepted its invitation to serve as the Chief Patron for its 12th foundation day celebration.
The event will also witness the grand unveiling of “Souvenirs of Sikkim,” a special initiative aimed at preserving and promoting the state’s rich cultural and artistic heritage.
For the past 12 years, OMAS has served as a vital platform for musicians, artists, and cultural practitioners, supporting local talent and ensuring that Sikkim’s artistic traditions continue to flourish. The upcoming celebration is set to be a tribute to the creative community, featuring performances, exhibitions, and cultural showcases.
A major highlight of the event will be the launch of “Souvenirs of Sikkim,” a project designed to capture the essence of the state’s art and culture through music, visual arts, and traditional artifacts. The initiative is expected to expand opportunities for local artists by providing them with a wider platform to share their work while reinforcing Sikkim’s cultural identity.
The celebration is anticipated to draw artists, musicians, cultural enthusiasts, and dignitaries from across the state. With GT Dhungel taking on the role of Chief Patron, OMAS hopes to further its mission of fostering artistic excellence and ensuring that Sikkim’s creative legacy continues for generations to come.
OMAS has expressed gratitude to Minister Dhungel for his support and encouragement, noting that his association with the organisation is expected to give a significant boost to its efforts in promoting and preserving the state’s diverse artistic heritage.
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