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Visual Arts
Performing Arts
Literary Arts
Culinary Arts
Ceremonial Arts
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1. Visual Arts
DEVOTIONAL PAINTING & EXHIBITIONS
The visual arts are central to our work, continuing a devotional painting tradition that interprets sacred literature and philosophical teachings through image. Artists in this lineage study classical texts and spiritual teachings as the foundation of their creative practice, ensuring that the artwork remains connected to the tradition it represents.
Exhibitions, workshops, and studio demonstrations allow visitors to experience how artistic discipline can become a path of contemplation and learning. Through these works, timeless narratives and philosophical ideas are made accessible to contemporary audiences.
2. Performing Arts
KĪRTAN, THEATER & SACRED DANCE
Music, theater, and sacred dance have long served as powerful forms of cultural expression within the bhakti tradition. Our programs feature kīrtan (devotional music), dramatic storytelling, and traditional instruments that convey philosophical themes through sound and movement.
Performances invite audiences to participate directly—through listening, singing, and reflection—creating a shared cultural experience. These events bring ancient traditions into living dialogue with modern audiences.
3. Literary Arts
SACRED TEXTS & PHILOSOPHY
Sacred literature lies at the heart of the Vedic tradition, providing philosophical insight and poetic expression that have guided generations of practitioners. Our literary programs include readings, lectures, and discussions exploring classical texts such as the Bhagavad-gītā and Bhāgavata Purāṇa alongside contemporary writings and scholarship.
These gatherings encourage thoughtful dialogue and deeper understanding of spiritual philosophy. Through study and discussion, participants encounter ideas that speak to ethical reflection, self-knowledge, and the nature of the soul.
4. Culinary Arts
VEGETARIAN COOKING & HOSPITALITY
Food preparation in the Vedic tradition is understood as both a cultural art and an act of service. Our culinary programs introduce visitors to vegetarian cooking rooted in centuries-old traditions that emphasize nourishment, hospitality, and care for others.
Cooking demonstrations and shared community meals provide opportunities to experience these practices firsthand.
“By bringing people together around food, we create moments of connection that reflect the tradition’s values of generosity and compassion.”
5. Ceremonial Arts
FESTIVALS, SACRED RITUAL & TRADITION
Sacred literature lies at the heart of the Vedic tradition, providing philosophical insight and poetic expression that have guided generations of practitioners. Our literary programs include readings, lectures, and discussions exploring classical texts such as the Bhagavad-gītā and Bhāgavata Purāṇa alongside contemporary writings and scholarship.
These gatherings encourage thoughtful dialogue and deeper understanding of spiritual philosophy. Through study and discussion, participants encounter ideas that speak to ethical reflection, self-knowledge, and the nature of the soul.
Thursdays, 6:30 – 8:30 pm
Harinam Sankirtan
Fridays, 6:30 – 9:30 pm
Friday Night Kirtan
In the Bhakti-yoga tradition, kirtan – or call-and-response musical meditation – is the most direct path to true peace. Join us for an evening of live instruments, drumming, and mantra, followed by a vegetarian and vegan feast.
Sundays, 11:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sacred Sundays
Our biggest weekly event! Join us for kirtan (musical meditation), empowering wisdom talks and discussion, and a feast of blessed, cruelty-free vegetarian and vegan cuisine.
Saturday
No formal programs in the temple,
because the members go to outreach programs on this day.