Holi is a Hindu Spring Festival in India. It signifies the victory of good over evil, the arrival of Spring, the end of Winter and for a chance to meet others, play and laugh, forgive and forget, repair broken relationships and a thanksgiving for a good harvest. It lasts for two days but being in another country we can only meet at the bonfire. But this year for the first time the GCS will be holding the Holi Bonfire on Sunday 12th March 2017 and the Rangwali Holi on Sunday 19th March 2017 from 1pm weather permitting. Venue for colour festival to be announced. Please see website and Facebook.

Entry

Free but donations of snack foods and drinks (warm) welcome at both events or please own. Please let a contact for GCS know by 5th March 2017 if coming to one or both events for catering purposes. In the colour festival, bags of colour will be available for a small charge.

Contact details

Gopal 07748153686
Jig 07798706060
Anita 07768080831
Mahendra 07801912707
Daksha 07526626201
Ila 07496010447

Other Information

Fire regulations and Health and Safety mean prompt start and finish. GCS wish you to enjoy all events but cannot take responsibility for any risks guests may take whilst attending the events. Guests must be vigilant and be respectful with fire and the sparks which are associated with the bonfire. If playing with colours please respect other people if they do not want it on their faces or eyes, skin due to allergies. Also remember you will need to go home so please bring coverings for your car seating if playing with colours.