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Diwali 2026
- Wednesday, November 11, 2026
- 1 night · Doors 7:00 PM
Celebrate the traditions that connect generations, welcome neighbours, and keep Hindu culture alive across the Peace Region.
Pujas, aarti and observances following the Hindu calendar.
Learn more →Music, dance, language, food and activities that keep traditions moving forward.
Get involved →Cooking, setup, welcoming and decorations: every hand matters.
Offer to help →Grande Prairie Hindu Association brings Hindu families and friends together to celebrate festivals, share values, and pass traditions from one generation to the next.
Whether you are looking for a puja, a cultural program, a family celebration, or simply a community to call your own, there is a place here for you.
Meet the community →The design shifts with the season, while the association remains a consistent home for faith, culture and community.
Lights, Lakshmi puja, family, food and a community evening under a sky full of celebration.
Festivals are better when the whole community gathers.
From little ones to grandparents, everyone has a place.
A living calendar of festivals, stories and traditions, each with its own character.
Kites, til-gud and the sun's turn north.
A night of prayer, fasting and devotion to Shiva.
Spring, colour and forgiveness.
The birth of Shri Ram, with bhajans and katha.
The thread that ties brothers and sisters.
Midnight celebration of Krishna's birth.
Welcoming Ganpati Bappa home.
Nine nights of Garba for Maa Durga.
The victory of good over evil.
Lights, Lakshmi puja and the new year.
From a child’s first sparkler to a grandparent’s hundredth aarti, there is a way to belong.
Celebrations the whole family can share, from toddlers to grandparents.
A place for children to grow up knowing the festivals, the music and the stories.
Elders are at the heart of every celebration, and always have a place of honour.
Garba, raas, music and food, passed from one generation to the next.
Puja, aarti and observances through the Hindu calendar.
The people who set up, cook, welcome and clean up, and make it all happen.
A community is built by the people who show up: families, volunteers, performers, sponsors and neighbours.
Early tickets, behind-the-scenes highlights, and a hand in what comes next.
Join GPHA →Cooking, setup, the door, decorations: every hand matters.
Offer to help →Bring the whole family to the next celebration.
See events →Help keep the lamps lit. Every gift gets an emailed receipt.
Make a donation →Every festival, puja and cultural program is made possible by families who give. Your donation goes straight into the celebrations, and a receipt arrives in your inbox.
Already registered? Find your ticket and we’ll email your QR code again.
Yes — every guest attending, regardless of age, needs to be registered so we can plan each evening properly. Ages 6–60 are CAD $6.00; children under 6 and adults over 60 attend free. Anyone under 16 must be registered with, and accompanied by, a parent or guardian.
As soon as you register (and complete payment, if applicable), you'll get one QR code covering everyone on the registration. Show it on your phone on each night you booked — no need to print anything.
Yes — pick every night you want in a single registration, add everyone who is coming, and pay once for the lot.
Registration for each night closes once capacity is reached, or at 1:00 PM on the day of that night — whichever comes first. We recommend registering early for your preferred night.
Yes — Food is included with every ticket. There is nothing extra to pay, on any night you register for.
Visit our Venue page for the address and a map.