Punjabi Culture in Yuba City
For VIP Tickets contact Satnam Tatla at 530-315-1248
Yuba City
LA merchandise 530-844-3250
Bombay video 530-673-7150
New Delhi place 530-673-7994
Mann bazaar 530-923-7055
Masala market 530-763-5069
Mann bro. 530-751-1439
Punjab bazaar 530-673-4503
Natomas
Indian grocery 916-419-2116
Natomas fabrics 916-649-8786
Elk Grove
INDIA spice & music 916-691-1110
New INDIA stop 916-714-0399
Desi bazaar 916-897-1425
Roseville
INDIA market 916-786-7666
Puniab bazaar 916-725-4825
INDIA spice 916-725-7633
VIP Tickets
Satnam Tatla 530-315-1248
Punjabi pioneers were first amongst South Asians to immigrate to USA in latter half of 19th century.
Learn their history, struggles and ultimate triumph in this true American story.
Get the Book - California Pioneering Punjabis - An American Story
The Punjabi American Heritage Society is a nonprofit, non-political, and secular organization.
Our annual festival draws an audience from all over northern California. We know there are many other organizations and community members trying to help our community in their own way and we congratulate them for their efforts.
About Us
The Punjabi American Heritage Society was founded in 1993 with the purpose of promoting friendship and understanding with other communities and helping our younger generation getting connected to their roots. The Punjabi American Heritage Society is a nonprofit, non-political and secular organization.
“The Punjabi American Heritage Society was established in 1993. The purpose of this organization is to bring awareness among local American people, including American-born Punjabis, about the Punjabi culture.”
Festival tickets are available at:
Yuba City
LA Merchandise – (530) 844-3250
Bombay Video – (530) 673-7150
New Delhi Palace – (530) 673-7994
Mann Bazaar – (530) 923-7055
Masala Market – (530) 763-5069
Mann Bro. – (530) 751-1439
Punjab Bazaar – (530) 673-4503
Chicago Pizza – (530) 777-9090
Natomas
Indian Grocery – (916) 419-2116
Natomas Fabrics – (916) 649-8786
Elk Grove
India Spice & Music – (916) 691-1110
New India Stop – (916) 714-0399
Desi Bazaar – (916) 897-1425
Elkhorn
India Market – (916) 338-5511
Roseville
India Market – (916) 786-7666
Punjab Bazaar – (916) 725-4825
India Spice – (916) 725-7633
Past Events
The Japji Of Guru Nanak – Order today
The Japji is by far the best-known work of Guru Nanak (1469–1539) – poet, philosopher, historian, composer, First Sikh Guru and founder of the Sikh faith. Many Sikhs recite its sacred verses daily. Its title derives from the root “jap-” meaning to recite or chant. Dr. Rupinder Singh Brar provides in this book a compelling new translation with commentary. This book also examines its core concepts, and presents the Japji as a condensed summary of Guru Nanak’s philosophy. Email tsghuman@yahoo.com for information on how to order
This translation and commentary is published to celebrate the 550th anniversary of Guru Nanak’s birth (1469-2019).
Please visit the Becoming American Museum
The Story of Pioneer Punjabis and South Asians
Community Memorial Museum of Sutter County
1333 Butte House Rd, Yuba City, CA 959991
More information can be found at www.punjabipioneers.com
Haiti Earthquake Relief
PAHS has donated $2500 towards relief efforts in Haiti. Donations are being sent via the United Sikhs Organization who recently arrived in Haiti to provide aid – read more.
Previous Festivals
Did you know that the Punjabi American Heritage Society has been hosting annual festivals (melas) in the Yuba Sutter area since 1993? Be sure to check out the festival section to view pictures and read more about past festivals hosted by PAHS.