We are a non-profit group founded to embrace and promote the rich heritage of Maharashtrian culture in UK.
विठ्ठल, पांडुरंग, हरी!!
Mi Marathi is a non-profit group which was initially founded to embrace and promote the rich heritage of Maharashtrian culture. However, with overwhelming love and participation from various communities across Newcastle, our group has grown into a vibrant platform that now celebrates the diverse cultures, traditions, and unity of our incredible nation.
Our aim to bring preserve the Maharashtrian culture with the Indian origin generation and give the Indian cultural feel to the people who are living away from home.
Upcoming Event
We are honoured to be one of only seven locations across the UK that celebrate Shiv Jayanti every year with pride, devotion, and cultural spirit.
Our celebration is a grand and vibrant event, featuring powerful Dhol–Tasha performances and beautiful cultural presentations by the younger generation.
This celebration is not just about festivity — it is a heartfelt tribute to the vision, courage, and extraordinary achievements of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. More importantly, it is our humble effort to educate and inspire the younger generation about Maharaj’s leadership, values, and dream of Swarajya.
We warmly invite you and your family to join us in celebrating this historic legacy with pride, unity, and devotion.
Jai Bhavani! Jai Shivaji! 
Date: Thu, 28 Feb 2026 – 3pm to 5pm
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