Vasant Utsav & Maha Saraswati pooja Celebration
When: Saturday 24th January 2026, From 10:00 to 1:00 PM AEDTWhere: TBA
HHS Holi Celebrations
Sunday 8th March 2026
Where: TBA
Guru PurnimaWhen: Sunday 13th July 2025. 4.00 PM to 6: 00 PM
Where: Woodcroft Neighbourhood Centre, 65 Woodcroft Dr, Woodcroft NSW
Devi Jagran
When: Saturday, 27th September 2025
From 5:00 PM AEDT
Where: Lurnea Community Hub, 66 Hill Rd, Lurnea NSW 2170
Gita Jayanti Celebration 2025
In 2025, Gita Jayanti falls on Monday, 1st December.
The Hindu Heritage Society (HHS) will celebrate this sacred occasion on Sunday, 30th November 2025, from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.
Venue and final details will be announced soon.
If you would like to sponsor or support this event, please contact Pt. Narayan Bhatt on 0430338770 .
Let us come together to honour the timeless wisdom of the Bhagavad Gita.
FASTS & FESTIVALS
Hindu fasts (vrat) and festivals (utsav) are integral to the cultural and spiritual life of the Hindu community. Celebrated with specific rituals, prayers, and community activities, each event has unique traditions that reflect its spiritual significance and cultural heritage. These observances are marked by devotion, joy, and a deep sense of community, offering opportunities for worship, self-discipline, celebration, and the reinforcement of social bonds. Rich in rituals, stories, and meanings, Hindu fasts and festivals embody the diverse and profound nature of Hindu spirituality and tradition.
Recommend Links to View the Auspicious Dates for Fasts and Festivals in Australia
To stay informed and plan your religious observances, please refer to the following links for accurate and up-to-date information on auspicious dates for fasts and festivals in Australia:
The 2025 festival calendar was coordinated by the Australian Council of Hindu Clergy (ACHC), in
collaboration with Hindu Organizations, Temples, and Associations (HOTA).
The 2025 Lunar Month Panchang is a collaborative effort by the Australian Council of Hindu Clergy (ACHC)
in partnership with Hindu Organizations, Temples, and Associations (HOTA). This panchang is tailored to suit
Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST), aligned with the 150° East longitude, and is applicable to all regions
observing this time zone. The initiative aims to foster unity within the Hindu community by standardizing the dates for major festivals.
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