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Yogabliss with Kanwal Ahluwalia

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Kensington Gore
London, SW7 2AP United Kingdom
29 November 2025
10:00 am

Take a holistic journey of movement and melody all set to the sounds of live Indian classical music in this unique experience. 

This 60-minute hatha yoga class will build strength and balance, relieve stress, support wellbeing and centre the mind. 

Kanwal Ahluwalia brings over two decades of yoga practice and 15 years of teaching. Her approach combines warm, intuitive guidance, clear, accessible instruction for all levels, and an invitation to explore beyond physical postures into yoga’s philosophical traditions.

Kirpal Panesar, a leading performer of the tar-shehnai and esraj, brings over 30 years of experience, including learning from Ustad Surjeet Singh and Ustad Bismillah Khan. His skill in improvisation and emotional depth captivates audiences.

An open class for all levels. Unsuitable if pregnant. Please do bring your own yoga matt. Avoid eating a heavy meal before class. Wear comfortable loose-fitting clothes and bring your own water. Participants take full responsibility for their own health, if in doubt seek the advice of your doctor.

Venue: Elgar Room, Royal Albert Hall, London

Take a holistic journey of movement and melody all set to the sounds of live Indian classical music in this unique experience. 

This 60-minute hatha yoga class will build strength and balance, relieve stress, support wellbeing and centre the mind. 

Kanwal Ahluwalia brings over two decades of yoga practice and 15 years of teaching. Her approach combines warm, intuitive guidance, clear, accessible instruction for all levels, and an invitation to explore beyond physical postures into yoga’s philosophical traditions.

Kirpal Panesar, a leading performer of the tar-shehnai and esraj, brings over 30 years of experience, including learning from Ustad Surjeet Singh and Ustad Bismillah Khan. His skill in improvisation and emotional depth captivates audiences.

An open class for all levels. Unsuitable if pregnant. Please do bring your own yoga matt. Avoid eating a heavy meal before class. Wear comfortable loose-fitting clothes and bring your own water. Participants take full responsibility for their own health, if in doubt seek the advice of your doctor.

Venue: Elgar Room, Royal Albert Hall, London

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Kanwal Ahluwalia | Yoga | Interview

Kanwal Ahluwalia | Yoga | Interview

Yoga with Kanwal Ahluwalia The Darbar Festival, an annual celebration of Indian classical music and dance, provides a serene confluence of Yoga and Indian classical music, enhancing the sensory and spiritual experiences of attendees. Held in London, this festival embodies the rich cultural heritage of India, blending the meditative practices of Yoga with the intricate rhythms and melodies of classical music. Practitioners of Yoga, through asanas and pranayama, find an enriched practice as the live performances of ragas and talas create an immersive atmosphere, fostering deeper mental and physical harmony. The soulful renditions of the sitar, tabla, and vocals during the festival resonate with the spiritual essence of Yoga, promoting a profound state of inner peace and mindfulness. This fusion not only underscores the holistic benefits of both art forms but also showcases their interdependence in fostering a balanced and enriched lifestyle. The Darbar Festival thus serves as a vital cultural platform, celebrating the timeless traditions of Yoga and Indian classical music, while promoting wellness and cultural appreciation in a contemporary setting. The synergy of these practices at the festival exemplifies the ancient wisdom of India, offering a sanctuary for rejuvenation and artistic expression. Subscribe to the Darbar Player to access the full, uncut interview.