The Area's Biggest Holi Celebration: Color, Culture, and Community Come Alive at HoliFest

GREENWICH, Conn. - EntSun -- GREENWICH, CT - [DATE] – India Cultural Center (ICC) announces the return of HoliFest, the area's biggest Holi celebration and largest color throw! Taking place Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Roger Sherman Baldwin Park, this vibrant, community-wide event is an official American 250 CT Affiliate, honoring the nation's upcoming semiquincentennial and celebrating the role of Indian traditions in our shared cultural story. Redfin Premier returns for a fourth year as Signature Sponsor.

Get swept up in a lively atmosphere with hands-on activities for all ages, including live musicians, a DJ, interactive dance performances and workshops, cricket, badminton, henna, and a YMCA Kids' Zone. Sample international flavors from food trucks and local favorites with dining options sponsored by the Law Offices of Ayesha Chaudry.

As the centerpiece of HoliFest, the area's largest color throw invites guests to join together and launch bursts of vibrant, eco-friendly powder into the air—a vivid display of unity and celebration.

Holi marks the arrival of spring, representing the triumph of good over evil and a spirit of renewal. The color throw serves as a profound equalizer; as attendees emerge covered from head to toe in vibrant hues, differences fade, highlighting a shared humanity.

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"HoliFest is where community spirit comes alive," said Margie French, Executive Director of India Cultural Center. "This event isn't just about tradition; it's about making new memories, building cultural bridges, and showing the vibrant, inclusive heart of our community."

Tickets, tables, and private tents are available for purchase online at Holi26.org. Attendees who secure their tickets by April 27 will receive discounted pricing and a free commemorative white t-shirt for the color throw. The rain-or-shine event includes access to the colored powder, all activities, and performances, with food available for separate purchase. General admission ticket holders are encouraged to bring lawn chairs or blankets.

Organizations and businesses interested in sponsorship or community partnership opportunities are encouraged to contact info@iccgreenwich.org.

India Cultural Center is a nonprofit organization dedicated to celebrating the arts and culture of India and fostering inclusion by educating and engaging the broader community. Learn more at iccgreenwich.org.