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Festival marking the day the sun begins its northward journey and enters the sign of Makar. Celebrants traditionally bathe at the Prayag and Ganga Sagar.

Commemoration of a battle in which forty Sikhs died for Guru Gobindh Singh Ji.

First day of the first month of the Islamic year.

Culmination of the Christmas season when the Magi arrive in Bethlehem; Epiphany means the “showing.”

Feast to recall the revelation of the Trinity in Christ’s baptism.

Celebrates the birth of Guru Gobind Singh, the last of the ten Gurus.

Non-religious and traditional celebration of the new calendar year.

New Year festival; day to visit a shrine in order to thank the kami, ask the kami for good fortune, and make resolutions for the year ahead.

Commemoration of St. Basil the Great, father of Eastern monasticism.

Celebrates Mary’s most important title as Mother of God and continues the celebration of the birth of Jesus.
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