Attending Cultural Events: See what festivals, events, or get-togethers for the local Indian population are taking place in your area.
Cooking Traditional Food: To savour the Festival's flavours, cook traditional Indian food at home or go to an Indian restaurant.
Decorating: To create a festive environment, decorate your home with traditional Indian items like colourful diyas and rangoli.
Dressing in Traditional Attire: To give your celebrations a little extra ethnic flair, dress in traditional Indian attire like kurtas, lehengas, or sarees.
Rituals and Prayers: To respect the Festival's significance and customs, take part in rituals, prayers, or pujas related to it.
Music and Dancing: To make your party feel energetic and joyous, play Indian music or dance to Bollywood hits.
Community Involvement: Participate in larger celebrations or events planned for the Festival by interacting with the Indian community.
DIY Crafts: To give your décor a unique touch, use your creativity to create traditional Indian crafts like clay diyas, paper lanterns, or flower garlands.
Educate Yourself on the Festival: Invest some time in learning about the background and significance of the Festival you're attending.
Share with Others: Invite your Canadian friends and neighbours to join in the festivities so they can experience the joy of the event as well.
Attend courses or seminars: Seek out courses or seminars that cover festival-related traditional Indian dance, music, or art.