The two-day event honoured the work of more than 200 young people from the northwest London borough who had completed their Youth Achievement Award or gained a Gold, Silver or Bronze Duke of Edinburgh's Award. Alongside the Indian dancers, the audience was also treated to break dancing and karate performances from young people.
There was also music from 14-year-old Romeo Dodds, who developed his talents with the help of Connexions.
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