Folk Lovers Academy Australia

Folk Lovers Academy Australia, located in Clyde North, is a renowned dance school, cultural centre, and music school that specialises in Punjabi folk dances and instruments. Established in 2018 by Sukhjinder Singh Laddi, an Australia-certified dance teacher and gold medallist in folk instruments, the academy aims to engage the local community and promote the rich culture and heritage of Punjabi Virsa.

With his extensive background in folk instruments and numerous performances for prestigious organisations like the Indian Council For Cultural Relations and the Ministry of External Affairs, Sukhjinder Singh is highly regarded in the Punjabi music industry. He has also showcased his talents in various countries, including Italy, France, Hungary, Turkey, and Bhutan, as well as New Zealand and the USA.

Folk Lovers Academy currently operates in multiple branches across Melbourne, including Cranbourne East, Lynbrook, Pakenham, Taylors Lakes, Keysborough, Mulgrave, and Wollert. The academy offers folk dance and folk instruments coaching to individuals of all age groups, including international students. They specialise in popular Punjabi folk dances such as Bhangra, Jhoomer, Malwai Giddha, and Jindua, providing regular classes across their branches.

The academy has received several accolades, including being the winner of the Telstra Bollywood dance competition and Australian Indian got talent in 2019. These achievements highlight the academy's commitment to excellence and their ability to deliver high-quality dance and music education.

Folk Lovers Academy welcomes individuals interested in learning Punjabi folk dances, as well as those who wish to master various folk instruments such as Algozey, Tumbi, Flute, Bugdu, Been, Sarangi, and Dhol. The academy offers a range of classes at different locations and times to suit the needs of their students.

In addition to dance and music education, Folk Lovers Academy actively supports and appreciates its volunteers and supporters. The academy takes pride in the contributions of Mandeep Singh, Amit Sharma, Sandeep Singh, Harmanjot Singh, Balvir Singh, Jaspreet Singh, Seema Gurwinder Kaur, and others who have helped make their success possible.

For inquiries, questions, or commendations, interested parties can contact the academy directly via phone or by filling out the provided form on their website. The contact details of the academy's director, Sukhjinder Singh Laddi, as well as other key contacts, are readily available.

Folk Lovers Academy values its connexion to the community and strives to provide a welcoming and inclusive environment for all. By spreading awareness and appreciation for Punjabi folk culture, the academy aims to bridge the gap between different cultures and foster a deeper understanding and respect for cultural diversity.