Holi Festival 2025
Holi – Spring Festival of Colours
26 April, 11.00am – 3.30pm
Celebrate “Holi – Spring Festival of Colours” with Aylesbury Hindu Temple Trust!
Join us for a vibrant celebration of Holi – Spring Festival of Colours 2025, hosted by the Aylesbury Hindu Temple Trust, a local charity dedicated to supporting our community.
Timings: 11am – 3.30pm
This event is FREE – but you do need to book your space to guarantee entry.
Our Holi event promises a day of endless fun and entertainment for the whole family. From playing with dry powdered colours (Gulal) to indulging in delicious Indian street food, enjoying music and dance performances, engaging in children’s craft activities, participating in the raffle draw, and more – there’s something for everyone to enjoy. It is a time to let loose and celebrate life. Family and friends gather to playfully throw colourful paint and bright powders at each other and in the air, fully immersing themselves from head-to-toe in colour. Additionally, a traditional wooden drum called a “Dhol” is played by a troupe, while dancing amid the colours.
If you would like to visit the Museum and / or Roald Dahl Children's Gallery please add these into your basket before check out.
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Holi – Spring Festival of Colours
26 April, 11.00am – 3.30pm
Celebrate “Holi – Spring Festival of Colours” with Aylesbury Hindu Temple Trust!
Join us for a vibrant celebration of Holi – Spring Festival of Colours 2025, hosted by the Aylesbury Hindu Temple Trust, a local charity dedicated to supporting our community.
Timings: 11am – 3.30pm
This event is FREE – but you do need to book your space to guarantee entry.
Our Holi event promises a day of endless fun and entertainment for the whole family. From playing with dry powdered colours (Gulal) to indulging in delicious Indian street food, enjoying music and dance performances, engaging in children’s craft activities, participating in the raffle draw, and more – there’s something for everyone to enjoy. It is a time to let loose and celebrate life. Family and friends gather to playfully throw colourful paint and bright powders at each other and in the air, fully immersing themselves from head-to-toe in colour. Additionally, a traditional wooden drum called a “Dhol” is played by a troupe, while dancing amid the colours.
If you would like to visit the Museum and / or Roald Dahl Children's Gallery please add these into your basket before check out.
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