Event Schedule

Time	Program
1:00 PM	Registration Opens
2:00 PM	Cultural Program – Opening Ceremony & Performances
3:30 PM	Intermission – Snacks Served
4:00 PM	Cultural Program – Part II
5:30 PM	Tambola (Bingo) & Dancing
6:00 PM	Dinner – Traditional Diwali Feast

Please support our sponsors and visit vendor booths throughout the event.

What to Expect

High-energy cultural performances by community talent
Intermission snacks, family photo spots & rangoli displays
Tambola (Bingo) and open-floor dancing
Traditional dinner to close the evening
Vibrant sponsor & vendor stalls — please stop by and support them!

Vendors & Booths

Showcase your products and services to a festive, family audience.

Booth Fee: $250 (includes listing in our “Main” once a month, if you like)
Prime location inside the venue; limited slots
Great for jewelry, apparel, gifts, crafts, services & food partners*

*Food vendors subject to venue rules and approvals.

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Be Part of the Celebration

Help us make the magic happen. Choose how you’d like to participate:

Buy Tickets

Reserve your seats for the cultural program, Tambola, and dinner.

Early Bird Tickets : $35 until Nov 23

Late Bird Tickets : $40 until Dec 7

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Sponsor

Promote your brand via playbills, AV displays, banners, and videos.

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Volunteer

Join our on‑ground team for hospitality, backstage, logistics and more.

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Tax‑deductible donations are welcome in any amount.

Why Diwali Matters

Diwali, or Deepavali, celebrates the triumph of light over darkness, knowledge over ignorance, and hope over fear. From the homecoming of Lord Rama to the glowing lamps of today’s diaspora, it reminds us that even in the darkest times, light always finds a way to shine through.

Diwali is observed on Kartik Amavasya — the new-moon night considered the darkest of the year. In 2025, this sacred night falls in November, marking a symbolic moment when millions of homes across the world illuminate the sky with lamps and hearts with joy. The days that follow bring more festivals of gratitude and renewal: Bhai Dooj, celebrating the bond between siblings; Chhath Puja, honoring the Sun God; and Guru Nanak Jayanti, spreading the message of compassion and service.

Across the world — whether through Hanukkah candles, Christmas stars, Kwanzaa kinaras, Thailand’s Loi Krathong, or even England’s Guy Fawkes Night — communities celebrate the power of light as a force for renewal. Our Diwali celebration embraces this universal spirit of illumination, harmony, and hope.

Arrive early to enjoy the full experience — seating begins at 1:00 PM and the curtain rises at 2:00 PM sharp.