Holi Celebrations - Cancelled
To all our friends planning to attend celebrations planned for Saturday 21 March, we regret to advise that this public event will not proceed.
This decision has been made in light of the rapidly-evolving news over the CoronaVirus, with the priority of ensuring the safety of the general public, staff and participating partners.
Delaray and City of Casey apologise for any disappointment caused and thank all for their understanding.
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Celebrate the festival of colours at this free family event, proudly hosted by Delaray and City of Casey.
Highlights include free entertainment, dance performances and market stalls, as well as the throwing of colours!
With food and drinks available for purchase and plenty of activities to enjoy, this is a celebration not to be missed.
When: 3pm to 6pm, Saturday 21 March
Where: Delaray Park, 66 Deoro Parade, Clyde North
No RSVP required, all are welcome!
Join our Facebook Event for more info and updates.
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What is Holi?
Also known as the Festival of Colours, Holi is a traditional Hindu festival. Celebrated annually according to the Hindu calendar, this festival signifies the triumph of good over evil and change of seasons.
Along with enjoying the company of friends and families, it’s also traditional to throw dry, coloured powder, splattering people head to toe in bright colours! This is one of the most fun elements of Holi’s celebrations and one we look forward to bringing to Delaray.
Coloured powder for the throwing of colours will be provided at this event and we warmly welcome all to join in the fun!
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Attendees please note…
Due to the nature of this event, attendees are encouraged to wear old clothes as some colour staining may occur.
Attendees are asked to avoid entering Club Delaray once colours have been thrown.
A professional photographer will be attending this event to capture images for use in future marketing. Please advise our photographer if you do not wish your picture to be taken.
(Image credit: photo by Alex Braga on Unsplash)
