Celebrate the harvest season in India with food, music and dance at the 9th annual Houston Holi: The Festival of Colors at Houston Farm and Ranch on Saturday, March 26, 2016.
The largest Holi celebration in the nation, Houston Holi drew in more than 15,000 people last year for lively family-friendly party. Attendees get blasted with color, dance to DJs spinning Bollywood and EDM, take in cultural performances, sample delicious Indian food, go for a spin on the carnival rides and more.
Festival of Colors for All Ages
The festival of colors is fun for people of all ages and walks of life offering a full day of exciting events and performances to celebrate the harvest season in India.
Guests are encouraged to wear white, as they will throw and be covered in brightly colored powder – an organic, non-toxic substance made from herbs.
It will be a full day of fun, starting with the lighting of the Ceremonial HOLI Bonfire to kick off the afternoon and concluding with a foam party to cap off the excitement.
The party is on rain or shine.
Holy Houston 2016: The Festival of Colors at Houston Farm & Ranch
Date: Saturday, March 26, 2015- Times: Noon to 5pm
- Location: Houston Farm & Ranch, 1 Abercrombie Street, Houston, TX 77084
- Parking: Carpooling is encouraged. Limited free parking at Houston Farm & Ranch. Additional free parking is available at the Addicks Park & Ride off I-10.
- Admission: $10; free for ages 7 and under. Click here to order tickets.
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