Diwali is a time to welcome a new year, happiness and prosperity. It is a festival of lights that follows the lunar calendar and is similar to a new year celebration. Diwali is one of India’s most celebrated holidays.
Displays October 10 - 19
Rangoli Display, Located throughout the first level of Bellevue Square
See beautiful rangoli made from sand on display in Bellevue Square from artists of the Seattle Maharashtra Mandal community.
Sari (Saree) Display, Located throughout the first level of Bellevue Square
A sari is a traditional garment worn in India, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal. These beautiful garments are worn during celebrations including Diwali. See a display of saris (sarees) in Bellevue Square presented by the Seattle Maharashtra Mandal community.
Diwali Pop Spot
Stop by Bellevue Square's Center Court and snap a picture in the Diwali Pop Spot.
Lantern Craft
Pick up a Lantern Craft at Bellevue Square's Guest Services to make at home, while supplies last.
Live Performances:
Watch cultural Indian performances including dance, visual arts, and music to celebrate the Festival of Lights on Saturday, October 18 from noon to 5 pm.
Henna:
Have a SARAHENNA Organic Body Art artist apply complimentary henna designs on Saturday, October 18 from 11 am to 6 pm for you to enjoy for weeks after our Diwali celebration is over!
