Royal Academy of Punjab

Royal Academy of Punjab is a renowned dance school, charity, and non-profit organization based in Surrey, Canada. Founded in 2012 by CDTA accredited Bhangra dancer, Hardeep Sahota, the academy offers a wide range of classes and workshops focused on traditional Punjabi art forms such as Bhangra and Giddha.

At Royal Academy of Punjab, students can ignite their passion for Punjabi dance and music through both in-person and online classes for adults and kids. From Dhol to Folk Music, the academy provides a platform for individuals of all levels to connect with the rich cultural heritage of Punjab.

The academy is committed to building a thriving and dynamic community by offering engaging workshops, participating in diverse initiatives, and hosting Punjabi events in the Vancouver area. Through meaningful collaborations and excellence in Punjabi folk arts and performance, Royal Academy forms relationships in new spaces and invites partners to join their family.

One of the core missions of Royal Academy of Punjab is to empower youth by providing confidence and self-mastery through cultural expression and connection to Punjabi identity. Many community members have witnessed the positive impact of the academy on their children, with increased confidence and a deeper connection to their cultural roots.

In addition to their regular classes, Royal Academy of Punjab is also involved in various projects such as "Folk Lok Live" and collaborations with other cultural organizations. These projects aim to showcase the beauty and diversity of Punjabi culture while fostering connections with other communities.

Whether you are looking to learn Punjabi dance, music, or simply want to immerse yourself in a vibrant community, Royal Academy of Punjab offers a welcoming environment where individuals can explore, learn, and connect with Punjabi culture in a meaningful way.