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he mehndi tradition originated in the Middle East and South Asia. These henna tattoos are used as bridal decoration before weddings, and they stain the skin around a week or so. Create your own mehndi and enjoy Indian food and drink while we watch Bride and Prejudice–this Thursday from 6-8 pm in the Teenscap
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