In this Holi 301 guide – your guide to throwing a Holi party, part of our four-part series on all things Holi, will leave your guests covered in laughter, colors, and memories. So grab your whitest white and rang, and let’s get started! Holi is fast approaching on March 25, 2024 but you have all spring to celebrate. To hear the full story check out Story Auntie’s Holi 301 here. The Colorful Canvas: Good Read more…
We adore Holi – it’s a given. But what we adore even more is a community Holi celebration – because the more, the merrier, right? We take immense pride in collaborating with numerous Holi celebrations across the country, ensuring that our non-toxic, biodegradable, and most importantly, WASHABLE colors grace the festivities. Our partners seek out Kulture Khazana’s Holi powders so that their participants can rest assured that they won’t irritate skin and they will wash out with easy.
As the vibrant festival of Holi approaches, our hearts fill with anticipation. The air buzzes with excitement, and the promise of joyous revelry hangs like a colorful mist. Holi, celebrated on March 25, 2024, is more than just a splash of hues; it’s a celebration of life, love, and renewal. In the second installment of our four-part Holi series, let’s dive deeper into the heart of this festival and explore delightful family activities that go beyond mere color play. Here we are sharing 5 Simple Ways to Celebrate Holi with Kids.
One of our favorite times of the year Holi is fast approaching on March 25, 2024. Need a refresher on why it’s got top billing in our books as a cultural gem that all can enjoy? Our one and only Story Auntie is back to guide everyone through Holi with a four-part series on all thing Holi. To start off, check out Holi 101 here to learn the tradition and stories behind the vibrant world of Holi. Prefer a visual story? – watch Story Auntie’s Holi 101 on YouTube
In honor of International Mother’s Language Day, let’s explore ways to foster multilingualism at home and pay tribute not only to Bengali but also to our own mother tongues. Kids hear English all day long from school to sport and activities to chatting with neighbors and going to the store.
Winter in India is a magical time filled with vibrant festivals, each holding a deep cultural significance and spreading joy throughout the country. As parents, introducing your children to these celebrations not only helps them connect with their roots but also creates lasting memories and a sense of cultural appreciation. In this guide, we’ll provide tips on how to make Lohri, Pongal, Makar Sankranti, and Uttarayan enjoyable and meaningful for your kids. Don’t forget to Read more…
Winter in India brings with it a series of vibrant and joyous festivals that reflect the rich cultural heritage and agriculture of the country. There are four major festivals between January 13 and 15 – Lohri, Pongal, Makar Sankranti, and Uttarayan. Let’s take a closer look at these celebrations, their significance, and how they are traditionally observed. Lohri: Lohri is predominantly celebrated by the Punjabi community to mark the end of winter and the arrival Read more…
Raksha Bandhan is a Hindu tradition that is centuries old. It has references in the epic Mahabharata. It is a holiday that celebrates love, unity, and bond of protection between siblings and loved ones. Since it follows Lunar calendar, the date differs every year. This year Raksha Bandhan is on August 30th, 2023. A sacred thread called a “Raakhi,” is tied on the wrist of a loved one in a ceremony filled and sweets are Read more…
As a mom of a craft-loving 6-year-old, I love creating DIY things from items on hand to get my son in the mood of a holiday or celebration. To commemorate Indian Independence Day on August 15th, explain the journey of India and how it attained freedom from British rule, we did a craft. I decided to look into my pantry instead of my craft drawer for supplies. Found these colorful TicTacs and voila, I had Read more…
As summer rolls around and the kids spend more time at home, there’s that challenge of keeping them occupied and engaged in meaningful activities. I’ve found some new practical and creative ways to keep them entertained, stimulated and happy–all without technology! Exploration AKA Get Scrappy With It! My personal favorite – to build your own pencil/craft box. You can use an old shoebox, scraps and have your child decorate it with stickers, cutouts and Read more…