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Join us at ISKCON Baltimore on April 6th, 2025 at 5:30 PM for a grand celebration of Ramnavami, the divine appearance day of Lord Ramachandra. This spiritually uplifting evening will feature sacred Abhisheka (bathing ceremony), melodious Bhajans and Kirtans, vibrant Arati, and a sumptuous Prasadam feast. Come experience the joy and devotion of this auspicious occasion with your family and friends. Sponsorship opportunities are available for Abhisheka ($108), Mahaprasadam ($351), Garland ($351), and Chappan Bhoga ($501).
For more information, contact:
Shyam: 443-251-8086
Vidur Das: 443-204-1836
Adhokasaja: 443-636-1851
Get ready for a vibrant cultural celebration as ISKCON of Baltimore invites you to the Festival of India on Saturday, May 31st, 2025, from 10 AM onwards at McKeldin Square, Inner Harbor, Baltimore, MD. This exciting event features a spectacular Chariot Parade (Rathayatra) at 12 noon, followed by a day full of festivities including live music, dance and drama, cultural exhibits, books on yoga and meditation, gift shops, and delicious Indian snacks. Enjoy a free vegetarian feast, soak in the joyful atmosphere, and experience the rich spiritual traditions of India. With free entry and something for everyone, it’s a perfect family-friendly event you won’t want to miss!
Learn more at festivalofindiamd.com or follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/festivalofindiamd.
Join us in sharing Srila Prabhupada’s teachings with those in need. Through our program, we distribute the Bhagavad Gita to hospitals, prisons, and hotels—bringing hope, inspiration, and spiritual wisdom to people in challenging times. Together, let’s widen the reach of this timeless knowledge and transform lives. For more information, contact:
Premdham Prabhu: 720-431-3349
Sunderanchal Prabhu: 443-759-1245
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