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Ganesha the elephantheaded god is worshipped as the supreme lord of wisdom prosperity and good fortune Ganesh Chaturthi which has been an individual home function for a long time is now a social event ...

Harvest (A Tribute to Neil Young), Shark School and James Keegan. Festival-goers can also explore the beautiful grounds and campsite at Lough Key Forest Park. Families will also be able to avail ...

Every summer, communities across Colorado come together to celebrate food, music, dance ... Aug. 30-Sept. 1 Windsor Harvest Festival. Going strong for 103 years, the Windsor Harvest Festival ...

Officially known as Wine Country Harvest Festival, with wine tasting, grape stomping, food, music, car show, family fun, more. Free to attend; fees for tasting passes. 814-725-4262. Dana Massing ...

If you're talking to Eric Church, you've found a steadfast spirit devoted to the resonance of music. He isn’t ... in Vegas (2017’s Route 91 Harvest Festival, where 60 people were killed ...

It is a festival deeply rooted in agriculture and is dedicated to farmers. The celebration begins with Mesha Sankranti and continues for a week. It also marks the start of the harvest season ... Bohag ...

Magh Bihu, also referred to as Bhogali Bihu or Maghor Bihu is the most vibrant harvest festival celebrated in ... folk dances and music for entertainment and creating ties. These activities ...

Though several farmlands have disappeared, these fresh produce for the annual harvest festival come from nearby villages. Bengaluru is surrounded by a ring of villages and towns like Hoskote ...

Bhogi, celebrated in Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, and Karnataka, marks the first ... bonding are key aspects of this vibrant harvest festival. During this festival, kites are flown ...

It marks the arrival of the harvest ... festival showcasing folk performances and traditional cuisine. In Mahabalipuram, the festival blends with ancient heritage, featuring traditional music ...

Tirupati: The festival of Sankranti ... into Makara (Capricorn), heralding the end of winter and beginning of the harvest season. Sankranti’s roots can be traced to the Vedic era.