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On March 15, revellers will be flocking to Brentford to attend ‘London’s biggest Holi Colours Festival’. Over 3000 ravers will mark the arrival of spring with “an explosion of colors, music, and laughter“. Expect live music, DJing, lasers, and plenty of colour-throwing to keep spirits high all day long. 🎟️ Grab your ticket here. 4. On March 23, the London Ki Holi festival is taking place. Guests can expect laser- and light-themed indoor and outdoor raves, and a mini Bollywood festival with dhol players, dance, circus The Hindu festival that signifies colours, love and the season of spring, Holi is often known for its gulal (coloured powder paint) throwing parties. Taking place on Friday 14th March this year, it's becoming more and more popular with Londoners, thanks to supper clubs , classes and Bollywood performers all commemorating the special time. A Holi-inspired cocktail . This March, the alcohol brand Desi Daru is teaming up with The May Fair Bar to celebrate Holi. You can enjoy the ‘Exuberance’ cocktail, a drink that celebrates the festival’s vibrance – a delicious blend of mango, Desi Daru vodka, jaggery and a mix of aromatic Indian spices this one is all about stunning bold flavours. 2. Global Holi Celebrations. Holi is now celebrated worldwide, including in cities like New York, London, Sydney, and Dubai. Popular music festivals like Holi Moo Festival (India) and Festival of Colors (USA & Europe) blend Holi traditions with electronic dance music (EDM) and cultural performances. 3. Virtual & Digital Holi Also known as the festival of colours, common activities on the holiday include dancing, singing, and throwing coloured water and powder. Holi celebrates, among other things, the triumph of good over evil. London, which has one of the largest populations of Hindus within the UK, has an array of events for everyone to join the lively festival. House of Holi at Cinnamon Kitchen. Cinnamon Kitchen City is back with its annual House of Holi pop-up. For £15 per adult and £10 for children, shower yourself in a rainbow of colours for 30 minutes in the pod designed for the paint dust fight, and you can also add on a cocktail and a five-course feast in the restaurant if you want to continue the fun. Holi Colour Dance Festival, Swiss Cottage. The Magic of India are hosting a Holi Colour Dance Festival with professional dancers, drummers and a DJ-led Bollywood dance-along. There will be a number of street food stalls to fuel you through, and the ticket price includes a packet of paint powder to get you started; you can buy more at the event. Holi 2025 in the UK will be celebrated on 14th March, with Holika Dahan on 13th March, under the Full Moon (Purnima) of the Phalguna month. Looking for the Holi 2025 date? Join the vibrant Festival of Colours across London, Leicester, and Birmingham, celebrating love, unity, and the triumph of good over evil. London’s Holi celebrations bring the festival’s spirit to a global stage, with elaborate parties in parks and cultural centers. Events like House of Holi and London Ki Holi Festival feature color throws, Bollywood music, dance performances, and Indian street food. Talk about a sensory feast. Parties, pop-ups, and events to mark Holi festival 2023. Holi events: celebrate the festival of colours in London. Fling technicoloured paint at your mates at these messy, marvellous London Also known as the Festival of Colours, Holi is a traditional Hindu festival that is celebrated each year to welcome the season of spring and the victory of good over evil. During this time communities come together to celebrate unity, with people from all cultures and backgrounds joining in the festivities. Holi, the Hindu festival of colors, has come to symbolize the vivid, colorful joy of Indian festivals. Runners take part in the Color Run around Wembley Stadium in London—Photo by Tolga On March 23, the London Ki Holi festival is taking place. Guests can expect laser- and light-themed indoor and outdoor raves, and a mini Bollywood festival with dhol players, dance, circus performers, and workshops. Eventbrite - GOAT EVENTS UK presents THE LONDON HOLI FESTIVAL OF COLOURS | BIGGEST HOLI IN LONDON - Saturday, March 15, 2025 | Sunday, March 16, 2025 at Brentford Studios, Brentford, England. 4 reviews of HOLI FESTIVAL OF COLOURS "Holi is a Hindu festival that takes place in Spring to celebrate harvests, the beauty of spring's abundant colours and is a chance to say farewell to winter. Revellers come together in all-white, and throw vibrant masses of coloured powder at each other in wild celebration. Here at Ministry of Colours we love to join in on the fun and we’re sponsoring both Rangeela 2023, London’s biggest Holi celebration and Leeds Holi Festival at Beaver Works this year. Whilst our colour powder will also be provided to event attendees at London ki Holi, which we’re really excited about. But what is Holi and why is it celebrated? How did it become such a beloved Indian tradition? And what’s with all the colours? From its origins to its modern-day celebrations, let's dive into what makes Holi one of India's most cherished festivals. What is the Festival of Colour? In essence, Holi is the ultimate triumph of good over evil. Holi, the Hindu festival of colour, is celebrated around the world, marked by raucous parties where people throw and smear coloured powder on each other. The festival, the celebrations for which Holi, the vibrant festival of colors, has transcended borders, spreading its joyous spirit far beyond India. From Nepal’s traditional rituals to massive color festivals in the United States and Europe, Holi is celebrated in unique ways across the world. Explore how different countries embrace this colorful festival, blending cultural traditions with modern festivities!
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