The event includes art & craft, children’s goodie bags, fun activities, Diwali Arti, Diwali quiz, music and dance
Sindh Courier
London
Sindhi Mandir, the Sindhi Community House, serving the needs of the community, is organizing Children’s Diwali Party on Sunday 5th November from 3 to 6 pm.
“Sindhi Mandir in London warmly extends invitation to the community for a joyous Diwali celebration filled with delightful activities at the Children’s Diwali Party,” says the announcement.
It said that timely arrival is encouraged to ensure that children do not miss out on any of the engaging activities.
Admission to the party is priced at £5 for each individual parent or child to cover subsidized costs. This entry fee includes the activities and a delectable spread of party food, including children’s favorites like art & craft, children’s goodie bags, exciting fun activities, Diwali Arti, Diwali quiz, music and dance.
Sindhi Mandir urged the community to secure tickets by clicking here:
Or going to https://holymission.us2.list-manage.com/track/click?u=331bb3aedc0c4077b48c56c17&id=e025664e73&e=d2c84d6303
“Let’s come together to make this Diwali celebration memorable for all,” it said.
The party will end with Arti & Thakur Bhojan.
The regular monthly programs include Asa Di Var on Sundays at 7.30 to 8.30am, Mata Ki Chowki First Saturday of the month at 7pm, Happy Tuesday Family First Tuesday of the month at 12noon, Sukhmani Paath Thursdays at 12.00 to 2.00pm, Satyanarayan Katha Saturday at 12.00 to 2.00pm, Swami Teooram Maharaj and Swami Shanti Prakash Satsang Last Saturday of the month at 5.00 to 6.00pm.
All events will be followed by Langar Prasad.
The events will also be live on the below links
Sindhi Mandir is wheelchair-accessible and volunteers will offer assistance if needed.
It requested visitors to observe COVID-19 safety measures (social distancing, use of hand sanitizers, and wearing masks unless exempt) whilst in the building.
“Please do not visit the event if you or any members of your household are unwell with any of the Covid-19 symptoms or you are self-isolating or have been recently diagnosed with Covid-19 or you or anyone else living in your household received an NHS letter confirming you’re classified as an extremely vulnerable person and should stay inside (known as ‘shielding’.
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