SACHI is a vibrant art and cultural nonprofit organization in the San Francisco Bay Area. Dedicated to excellence in programs, and with a vision to impart creative learning, SACHI's unique events promote the understanding and appreciation of the rich and diverse landscape of Indian art, culture and heritage. We invite you to get involved by attending events, becoming a member and learning more.
SACHI is a vibrant art and cultural nonprofit organization in the San Francisco Bay Area. Dedicated to excellence in programs, and with a vision to impart creative learning, SACHI's unique events promote the understanding and appreciation of the rich and diverse landscape of Indian art, culture and heritage. We invite you to get involved by attending events, becoming a member and learning more.
SACHI is a vibrant art and cultural nonprofit organization in the San Francisco Bay Area. Dedicated to excellence in programs, and with a vision to impart creative learning, SACHI's unique events promote the understanding and appreciation of the rich and diverse landscape of Indian art, culture and heritage. We invite you to get involved by attending events, becoming a member and learning more.
Sanjay Patel: Animating the Epic From Pixar to Mahabharata
Date: Sunday, July - 19, 2026
Time: 2.00pm
Location: Palo Alto Art Center Auditorium
1313 Newell Road
Palo Alto, CA
Patel weaves together his creative journey through animation, visual storytelling, identity, and the process of reimagining theMahabharata for modern audiences.
SACHI & Bay Area Book Festival Partnership 2026 – Artful Solutions: Middle Grade and YA Graphic Novels
Date: Saturday, May - 30, 2026
Time: 2.15pm
Location: Berkeley Public Library Mystery Room
2092 Kittredge Street, Berkeley
Artful Solutions: Middle Grade and YA Graphic Novels –Perfect for middle and high schoolers, educators, and parents, this panel moderated by librarian Elaine Tai will showcase the rich diversity of the graphic novel genre.
Date: Thursday, May - 21, 2026
Time: 6.00 pm
Location: Koret Center
Asian Art Museum
200 Larkin Street
San Francisco
Join Deepanjana Klein for a historical overview of the Ellora Cave Temples, followed by Arno Klein’s exploration of the technical challenges and opportunities involved in documenting this massive archaeological site.
