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Diwali 2026

Sunday 8 November

15Days to go

2026 to 2029

Festivals and celebrations in Adelaide

Next up: Karwa Chauth,

Every festival on the Hindu and Indian calendar from 2026 to 2029, with the date each one is observed in Australia and what is on for it across South Australia. Dates follow the Australian observance where it differs from India, and 2028 and 2029 are provisional until the panchang for those years settles.

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Every event in Adelaide

2026

January 2026

February 2026

  • Maha ShivaratriThe great night of Shiva: all-night abhishek and jagran

March 2026

  • Holika DahanThe bonfire on the eve of Holi
  • HoliThe festival of colours
  • Ugadi and Gudi PadwaHindu New Year for Telugu, Kannada and Marathi communities
  • Chaitra NavratriThe spring nine nights
  • Ram NavamiThe birth of Lord Rama

April 2026

  • Hanuman JayantiSundarkand, chalisa and Hanuman Janmotsav
  • Tamil New Year (Puthandu)Puthandu: the Tamil new year
  • VaisakhiThe Punjabi harvest and the birth of the Khalsa
  • VishuThe Malayali new year
  • Dr B. R. Ambedkar JayantiCommemorating Dr Ambedkar
  • Bengali New Year (Poila Boishakh)Poila Boishakh: the Bengali new year
  • Bohag Bihu (Rongali Bihu)The Assamese new year
  • Akshaya TritiyaThe auspicious day for new beginnings and gold

May 2026

  • Parashuram JayantiThe birth of Parashurama
  • Narasimha JayantiThe appearance of Narasimha
  • Buddha Purnima (Vesak)The birth, enlightenment and passing of the Buddha

June 2026

  • Ganga DussehraThe descent of the Ganga
  • Nirjala EkadashiThe waterless fast
  • Jagannath Rath YatraThe chariot festival of Lord Jagannath

July 2026

August 2026

  • Hariyali TeejMonsoon swings, mehndi and green
  • India Independence DayFlag hoisting, cultural programmes and India Day fairs
  • Nag PanchamiWorship of the serpent deities
  • Varalakshmi VratamSouth Indian puja to Lakshmi
  • OnamThiruvonam: sadya, pookalam and the Malayali harvest
  • Raksha BandhanRakhi: the bond between brothers and sisters

September 2026

  • Krishna JanmashtamiThe birth of Lord Krishna: midnight aarti and dahi handi
  • Dahi HandiThe human pyramids the day after Janmashtami
  • Hindi DiwasCelebrating the Hindi language
  • Ganesh ChaturthiTen days of Ganpati, from sthapana to visarjan
  • Hartalika TeejThe fasting Teej before Ganesh Chaturthi
  • Anant Chaturdashi (Ganesh Visarjan)The farewell to Ganpati

October 2026

  • Gandhi JayantiThe birth of Mahatma Gandhi
  • NavratriNine nights of garba, dandiya and devotion
  • Durga PujaPandals, dhak and the five days of Pujo
  • DussehraVijayadashami: Ravan Dahan and the victory of good
  • Karwa ChauthNext upThe moonrise fast, mehndi and sargi

November 2026

  • DhanterasThe first day of the Diwali run
  • Naraka Chaturdashi (Choti Diwali)The eve of Diwali
  • DiwaliThe festival of lights
  • Govardhan Puja and Gujarati New YearAnnakut and the Gujarati new year, the day after Diwali
  • Bhai DoojBrothers and sisters, two days after Diwali
  • Chhath PujaSunset and sunrise arghya at the water
  • Guru Nanak JayantiGurpurab: nagar kirtan, langar and akhand path

December 2026

  • Gita Jayanti (Mokshada Ekadashi)The day the Bhagavad Gita was spoken
  • Dattatreya JayantiThe birth of Dattatreya

2027

January 2027

  • LohriPunjabi harvest bonfire night
  • Makar Sankranti and PongalHarvest, kites and the sun turning north
  • Mattu Pongal and Kaanum PongalThe second and third days of Pongal
  • India Republic DayFlag hoisting, parades and community lunches

February 2027

March 2027

  • Maha ShivaratriThe great night of Shiva: all-night abhishek and jagran
  • Holika DahanThe bonfire on the eve of Holi
  • HoliThe festival of colours

April 2027

  • Ugadi and Gudi PadwaHindu New Year for Telugu, Kannada and Marathi communities
  • Chaitra NavratriThe spring nine nights
  • Tamil New Year (Puthandu)Puthandu: the Tamil new year
  • VaisakhiThe Punjabi harvest and the birth of the Khalsa
  • VishuThe Malayali new year
  • Dr B. R. Ambedkar JayantiCommemorating Dr Ambedkar
  • Ram NavamiThe birth of Lord Rama
  • Bengali New Year (Poila Boishakh)Poila Boishakh: the Bengali new year
  • Bohag Bihu (Rongali Bihu)The Assamese new year
  • Hanuman JayantiSundarkand, chalisa and Hanuman Janmotsav

May 2027

  • Akshaya TritiyaThe auspicious day for new beginnings and gold
  • Narasimha JayantiThe appearance of Narasimha
  • Buddha Purnima (Vesak)The birth, enlightenment and passing of the Buddha

June 2027

  • Ganga DussehraThe descent of the Ganga
  • Nirjala EkadashiThe waterless fast

July 2027

August 2027

  • Hariyali TeejMonsoon swings, mehndi and green
  • India Independence DayFlag hoisting, cultural programmes and India Day fairs
  • Raksha BandhanRakhi: the bond between brothers and sisters
  • Krishna JanmashtamiThe birth of Lord Krishna: midnight aarti and dahi handi
  • OnamThiruvonam: sadya, pookalam and the Malayali harvest

September 2027

  • Ganesh ChaturthiTen days of Ganpati, from sthapana to visarjan
  • Hindi DiwasCelebrating the Hindi language
  • Anant Chaturdashi (Ganesh Visarjan)The farewell to Ganpati
  • NavratriNine nights of garba, dandiya and devotion

October 2027

  • Gandhi JayantiThe birth of Mahatma Gandhi
  • Durga PujaPandals, dhak and the five days of Pujo
  • DussehraVijayadashami: Ravan Dahan and the victory of good
  • Karwa ChauthThe moonrise fast, mehndi and sargi
  • DhanterasThe first day of the Diwali run
  • Naraka Chaturdashi (Choti Diwali)The eve of Diwali
  • DiwaliThe festival of lights
  • Govardhan Puja and Gujarati New YearAnnakut and the Gujarati new year, the day after Diwali
  • Bhai DoojBrothers and sisters, two days after Diwali

November 2027

December 2027

  • Gita Jayanti (Mokshada Ekadashi)The day the Bhagavad Gita was spoken
  • Dattatreya JayantiThe birth of Dattatreya

2028(provisional)

January 2028

  • LohriPunjabi harvest bonfire night
  • Makar Sankranti and PongalHarvest, kites and the sun turning north
  • Mattu Pongal and Kaanum PongalThe second and third days of Pongal
  • India Republic DayFlag hoisting, parades and community lunches

February 2028

  • Vasant Panchami and Saraswati PujaSpring, learning and the colour yellow
  • Maha ShivaratriThe great night of Shiva: all-night abhishek and jagran

March 2028

  • Holika DahanThe bonfire on the eve of Holi
  • HoliThe festival of colours
  • Ugadi and Gudi PadwaHindu New Year for Telugu, Kannada and Marathi communities
  • Chaitra NavratriThe spring nine nights

April 2028

  • Ram NavamiThe birth of Lord Rama
  • Hanuman JayantiSundarkand, chalisa and Hanuman Janmotsav
  • Tamil New Year (Puthandu)Puthandu: the Tamil new year
  • VaisakhiThe Punjabi harvest and the birth of the Khalsa
  • VishuThe Malayali new year
  • Dr B. R. Ambedkar JayantiCommemorating Dr Ambedkar
  • Bengali New Year (Poila Boishakh)Poila Boishakh: the Bengali new year
  • Bohag Bihu (Rongali Bihu)The Assamese new year
  • Akshaya TritiyaThe auspicious day for new beginnings and gold

May 2028

  • Narasimha JayantiThe appearance of Narasimha
  • Buddha Purnima (Vesak)The birth, enlightenment and passing of the Buddha

June 2028

  • Ganga DussehraThe descent of the Ganga
  • Nirjala EkadashiThe waterless fast
  • Jagannath Rath YatraThe chariot festival of Lord Jagannath

July 2028

  • Guru PurnimaHonouring teachers and gurus

August 2028

  • Hariyali TeejMonsoon swings, mehndi and green
  • Varalakshmi VratamSouth Indian puja to Lakshmi
  • Raksha BandhanRakhi: the bond between brothers and sisters
  • Kajari TeejThe second Teej of the monsoon
  • Krishna JanmashtamiThe birth of Lord Krishna: midnight aarti and dahi handi
  • India Independence DayFlag hoisting, cultural programmes and India Day fairs
  • Ganesh ChaturthiTen days of Ganpati, from sthapana to visarjan

September 2028

  • OnamThiruvonam: sadya, pookalam and the Malayali harvest
  • Anant Chaturdashi (Ganesh Visarjan)The farewell to Ganpati
  • Hindi DiwasCelebrating the Hindi language
  • NavratriNine nights of garba, dandiya and devotion
  • Durga PujaPandals, dhak and the five days of Pujo
  • DussehraVijayadashami: Ravan Dahan and the victory of good

October 2028

  • Gandhi JayantiThe birth of Mahatma Gandhi
  • Karwa ChauthThe moonrise fast, mehndi and sargi
  • DhanterasThe first day of the Diwali run
  • DiwaliThe festival of lights
  • Govardhan Puja and Gujarati New YearAnnakut and the Gujarati new year, the day after Diwali
  • Bhai DoojBrothers and sisters, two days after Diwali
  • Chhath PujaSunset and sunrise arghya at the water

November 2028

  • Guru Nanak JayantiGurpurab: nagar kirtan, langar and akhand path

December 2028

  • Gita Jayanti (Mokshada Ekadashi)The day the Bhagavad Gita was spoken
  • Dattatreya JayantiThe birth of Dattatreya

2029(provisional)

January 2029

  • LohriPunjabi harvest bonfire night
  • Makar Sankranti and PongalHarvest, kites and the sun turning north
  • Mattu Pongal and Kaanum PongalThe second and third days of Pongal
  • Vasant Panchami and Saraswati PujaSpring, learning and the colour yellow
  • India Republic DayFlag hoisting, parades and community lunches

February 2029

  • Maha ShivaratriThe great night of Shiva: all-night abhishek and jagran
  • Holika DahanThe bonfire on the eve of Holi

March 2029

  • HoliThe festival of colours
  • Ugadi and Gudi PadwaHindu New Year for Telugu, Kannada and Marathi communities
  • Chaitra NavratriThe spring nine nights
  • Ram NavamiThe birth of Lord Rama

April 2029

  • Tamil New Year (Puthandu)Puthandu: the Tamil new year
  • VaisakhiThe Punjabi harvest and the birth of the Khalsa
  • VishuThe Malayali new year
  • Hanuman JayantiSundarkand, chalisa and Hanuman Janmotsav

May 2029

  • Akshaya TritiyaThe auspicious day for new beginnings and gold
  • Narasimha JayantiThe appearance of Narasimha
  • Buddha Purnima (Vesak)The birth, enlightenment and passing of the Buddha

June 2029

  • Ganga DussehraThe descent of the Ganga
  • Nirjala EkadashiThe waterless fast

July 2029

  • Jagannath Rath YatraThe chariot festival of Lord Jagannath
  • Devshayani Ekadashi (Ashadhi Ekadashi)The start of Chaturmas
  • Guru PurnimaHonouring teachers and gurus

August 2029

  • India Independence DayFlag hoisting, cultural programmes and India Day fairs
  • Hariyali TeejMonsoon swings, mehndi and green
  • OnamThiruvonam: sadya, pookalam and the Malayali harvest
  • Raksha BandhanRakhi: the bond between brothers and sisters

September 2029

  • Krishna JanmashtamiThe birth of Lord Krishna: midnight aarti and dahi handi
  • Ganesh ChaturthiTen days of Ganpati, from sthapana to visarjan
  • Hindi DiwasCelebrating the Hindi language
  • Anant Chaturdashi (Ganesh Visarjan)The farewell to Ganpati

October 2029

  • Gandhi JayantiThe birth of Mahatma Gandhi
  • NavratriNine nights of garba, dandiya and devotion
  • Durga PujaPandals, dhak and the five days of Pujo
  • DussehraVijayadashami: Ravan Dahan and the victory of good
  • Karwa ChauthThe moonrise fast, mehndi and sargi

November 2029

  • DhanterasThe first day of the Diwali run
  • Naraka Chaturdashi (Choti Diwali)The eve of Diwali
  • DiwaliThe festival of lights
  • Govardhan Puja and Gujarati New YearAnnakut and the Gujarati new year, the day after Diwali
  • Bhai DoojBrothers and sisters, two days after Diwali
  • Chhath PujaSunset and sunrise arghya at the water
  • Guru Nanak JayantiGurpurab: nagar kirtan, langar and akhand path

December 2029

  • Gita Jayanti (Mokshada Ekadashi)The day the Bhagavad Gita was spoken
  • Dattatreya JayantiThe birth of Dattatreya

Not a festival, but a night out in Adelaide