There are lots of ways to welcome spring around the region.
kicks off this week. The two-day holiday celebrates the beginning of spring. Often called the “Festival of Colors,” folks will play and dance with their community, drenching their loved ones with water and colored powders to celebrate love and the end of winter.Tuesday marks this year’s Holika Dahan, also called Choti Holi—the night before the holiday.
. Attendees will receive a pack of colored powder upon arrival , and the color throwing commences at 6 PM. Afterwards, guests can sample a colorful line of cocktails made specifically for the occasion. A portion of process from the event will go to
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