Ekadashis, the appearance and disappearance days of the acharyas, and the festivals of the Vaishnava year, each on the day it falls, as the temple observes it, with the fasting note for each date.
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A tithi can fall a day apart in calendars made for other places. Planning around one date? Call the temple office. To read what a festival celebrates, see the Festivals page.
Every entry from 1 January 2025 onwards, in your own calendar app, and kept up to date there as the temple adds and corrects dates.
Give, visit or join the daily programme.
Support daily worship, the gaushala cows and prasadam for brahmanas on Ekadashi.
Offer Ekadashi sevaSponsor a festival, from Deepotsava lamps to prasadam for the day.
See festival sevasJoin aarti and darshan, 4:30 AM – 8:30 PM IST, at Hare Krishna Mandir.
Contact the mandirAbout the dates, the fasting notes and where they come from.
From the Vaishnava calendar that Hare Krishna Mandir keeps, entered by the temple office. Each date lists what falls on it and, where the temple has noted one, when to break the fast, and you can search the dates or filter them by kind of day.
A tithi begins and ends at different clock times, and the day an Ekadashi or festival is observed depends on sunrise at the place the calendar is made for, so calendars for other cities can differ by a day. For the date the temple observes, follow this one.
They are the temple’s own notes on when to end the fast, shown exactly as entered. Where the calendar gives no note, this page shows none. To ask how to observe a particular day, please contact the temple.
Yes. Use “Add to calendar” above the list to subscribe in Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar, or to download an .ics file. A subscription stays current as the temple adds and corrects dates.
Yes. Ekadashi and festival sevas are listed on the sevas page. To ask about a particular day, call or WhatsApp the temple office on +91 92280 23235.
For any other app, paste this address where it offers to subscribe to a calendar, or to add one from the web. The download is a copy as it stands today; a subscription stays current.
