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Indo-American Festivals to host annual Dussehra celebrations in NJ
Since its inception, the Dushahra Festival has attracted people from all walks of life to celebrate the triumph of good over evil.
Ramleela performance from the previous festival / IAF.inc
The 26th annual Dushahra Festival organized by Indo-American Festivals, Inc.(IAF) is set to take place on October 5, 2024, at Lake Papaianni Park in Edison, New Jersey. Taking note of the weather conditions, the rain date has been scheduled for October 12, 2024.
Since its inception, the Dushahra Festival has attracted people from all walks of life to celebrate the triumph of good over evil. In line with India's rich cultural traditions, the festival has become a prominent event in the Indo-American community across the United States, welcoming thousands of attendees each year.
Event Poster / IAF.incThe upcoming event will feature an array of festivities, including Ramleela, the timeless tale of Lord Rama's victory over the demon king Ravana followed by the burning of a towering 25-foot effigy of Ravana.
A fireworks display will mark the festival’s finale. Cultural performances, ethnic food and delicacies and a marketplace, featuring local and international vendors selling various products and services from across the world will be part of the festivities.
Ravan Effigy from previous years’ festival / IAF.inc
The organizers in a statement expressed gratitude to the Middlesex County Commissioners and the Township of Edison for their support in making the Dushahra Festival a grand success every year. "The Middlesex County Board of County Commissioners provides a significant grant to IAF, enabling the organization to offer this event free of charge to the public," it added.
The Indo-American Festivals, Inc. is a non-profit 501(c)(3) volunteer-based organization that has been serving the Indian community in the US since 1999.
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