All dates and times are subject to change. The most up-to-date information and live stream can be found on our Facebook page, which can be accessed through the View Events tab below in red.
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Usually Held: Early January
2026 Date: January 6
Time: 7pm
The New Year Hawan is performed to begin the year with prayers for peace, health, and spiritual growth. Offerings are made into the sacred fire as devotees seek blessings for the year ahead.
Usually Held: Throughout the year
Day: Every Tuesday
Time: 7:15 pm to 8:45 pm
Ramayan Path involves the recitation and reflection on the Ramcharitmanas. It strengthens devotion, reinforces moral values, and brings the community together in shared prayer.
Usually Held: Throughout the year
2026 Dates and Times:
Mandir Cleaning Day is an act of seva, or selfless service. By caring for the Mandir together, devotees practice humility, unity, and devotion through action.
Usually Held: February or March
2026 Dates: February 11 to February 15
Program Times:
Shiv Ratri honors Lord Shiva and symbolizes spiritual awakening and inner transformation. Devotees observe prayers, fasting, and bhajans seeking strength, clarity, and blessings.
Usually Held: March
2026 Date: March 4
Time: To be announced
Holi celebrates joy, unity, and the victory of good over evil. The festival encourages forgiveness, renewal, and togetherness within the community.
Usually Held: Around Holi
2026 Date: Friday, March 6
Time: 7:00 pm
Chautaal is a traditional form of devotional singing performed during Holi. It preserves cultural heritage while promoting joy, rhythm, and collective devotion.
Usually Held: March
2026 Date: Saturday, March 14
Time: 10:00 am
Jhanda Bandhan represents devotion, protection, and unity. The hoisting of the flag is a symbol of faith and collective strength within the Mandir community.
Usually Held: March or April
2026 Dates: March 18 to March 26
Time: Evening programs (times vary by day)
Ram Naumi celebrates the birth of Lord Ram and highlights ideals of truth, righteousness, and duty. Devotees gather for prayers, bhajans, and spiritual reflection.
Usually Held: April
2026 Date: Thursday, April 2
Time: To be announced
Hanuman Jayanti honors Lord Hanuman, symbolizing strength, devotion, and selfless service. Devotees seek courage, protection, and spiritual discipline.
Usually Held: Summer months
2026 Date: Saturday, June 13
Time: To be announced
Akhand Paath involves continuous recitation of the Hanuman Chalisa. It is believed to bring peace, remove obstacles, and strengthen devotion.
Usually Held: July
2026 Date: Wednesday, July 29
Time: To be announced
Guru Purnima is dedicated to honoring spiritual teachers and gurus who guide devotees on the path of knowledge, discipline, and truth.
Usually Held: Late August or early September
2026 Dates: August 28 to September 4
Time: Evening programs (times to be announced)
Krishna Ashtami celebrates the birth of Lord Krishna and emphasizes love, wisdom, and divine play. Devotional songs and prayers mark this sacred period.
Usually Held: September
2026 Dates: September 24 to September 26
Time: To be announced
Ganesh Chaturthi honors Lord Ganesh, the remover of obstacles and the deity of wisdom and beginnings. Devotees pray for success and guidance.
Usually Held: September or October
2026 Dates: September 27 to October 10
Time: As scheduled
Pitra Shraddh is a sacred period dedicated to remembering and honoring ancestors. Prayers are offered for peace, gratitude, and family blessings.
Usually Held: October
2026 Dates: October 11 to October 19
Time: Evening programs
Navratri celebrates the divine feminine and the victory of good over evil. The nine nights are observed through prayer, devotion, and spiritual discipline.
Usually Held: October or November
2026 Mandir Celebration: October 31
Diwali: November 8
Time: To be announced
Diwali, the festival of lights, symbolizes the triumph of light over darkness and knowledge over ignorance. Devotees gather for prayers, joy, and community celebration.
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