Discover Radha Ashtami, a special festival celebrating Radha, who is lovingly remembered alongside Krishna in many Hindu traditions. Learn about Radha, her connection with Krishna, celebrations in Barsana and Vrindavan, flowers and devotional traditions, plus a simple rose milk recipe and fun flower activity for kids.
Read MoreParsva Ekadashi -The Day of Turning, Vamana & King Bali
Discover Parsva Ekadashi, also known as Parivartini or Vamana Ekadashi. Explore the stories of Lord Vishnu, Vamana and King Bali, learn about the three steps of Vamana, King Mandhata’s story, and why Vishnu is believed to turn during his cosmic sleep. A simple festival guide for curious kids and families.
Read MoreRadha Ashtami Kids Activity
Make a beautiful paper flower for Radha Ashtami! This simple kids’ activity lets children draw, colour, cut and decorate their own flower while learning about the importance of flowers in Radha Ashtami celebrations.
Read MoreRose Milk – A Simple Festive Drink for Kids
Make a pretty pink glass of rose milk with this simple, kid-friendly recipe! With just milk, rose syrup and edible rose petals, children can help create a refreshing drink for Radha Ashtami and other family celebrations.
Read MoreWhat Is a Kalasha?
Discover the story of the Kalasha, the special decorated pot used in many Hindu prayers, festivals and ceremonies. Learn about its water, mango leaves and coconut, the traditional connection to the Churning of the Ocean, and why the Kalasha is especially important during celebrations such as Varamahalakshmi.
Read MoreMake Your Own Kalasha Craft
Make your own colourful Kalasha craft! Children can draw, colour and decorate a traditional Kalasha with mango leaves and a coconut while learning about this special part of Indian festivals and traditions.
Read MoreMake Vamana’s Three Steps Footprint Craft
Make Vamana’s Three Steps with this fun, easy footprint craft! Kids can draw or print three footprints, fill them with pictures from the story of Vamana and King Bali, and colour their own festival artwork. A simple creative activity for learning about Parsva Ekadashi.
Read MoreMahalaya – Welcoming Maa Durga
Discover Mahalaya, a special day that marks the beginning of the festive season leading to Durga Puja. Learn about its connection with Maa Durga, Pitru Paksha, Mahishasura Mardini, Bengali traditions, devotional music, festive foods and how families celebrate this beautiful day.
Read MoreMake a Lotus for Mahalaya
Celebrate Mahalaya with a simple lotus craft for kids! Children can colour, cut and decorate their own lotus while learning about this beautiful flower and its place in Indian festival traditions. A fun, easy activity to enjoy with family during the festive season.
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