Spectrum Campus recently hosted a vibrant Sinhala and Tamil New Year (Auvrudu) celebration on April 25th, 2025, at the Saranankara Grounds. Starting at 8:30 A.M., the event offered a rich tapestry of cultural experiences, meticulously organized by the EBH2027 Second Year Undergraduates.
Attendees, dressed in traditional attire, eagerly participated in a diverse program. The grounds buzzed with energy during traditional games offering a nostalgic glimpse into New Year heritage. A major highlight was the Auvrudu Kumara and Kumari competition, where participants showcased their elegance and knowledge of traditions, adding glamour to the event.
The cultural performances captivated the audience with mesmerizing singing and dancing, reflecting Sri Lanka’s rich heritage. The event was graced by Chief Guest, Mr. Shamitha Hettige, Director of Natya Kala Vidyalaya, Pondicherry & Colombo, whose presence underscored the importance of cultural preservation.
The success of this celebration owes immense gratitude to the Second Year Undergraduates. Their tireless efforts and meticulous planning were evident in every aspect. This Auvrudu celebration served as a vital platform for fostering unity and strengthening bonds within the diverse Spectrum Campus community, cultivating a sense of belonging and camaraderie. The resounding success of the event, with the esteemed presence of Mr. Shamitha Hettige and the commendable efforts of its student organizers, underscored the importance of celebrating cultural heritage and fostering community spirit. The vibrant memories created will undoubtedly be cherished by all who attended.
