Start Date
November 7 @ 17:00
End Date
November 7 @ 21:00
Address
Longford
Events Description
Diwali is known as the “Festival of Lights”, and it marks the end of the harvest season. As they days grow shorter and the onset of winter nears, the festival offers a beacon of joy and hope, illuminating darker months ahead.
In Indian tradition, it symbolizes the victory of light over darkness. Homes and places of worship are illuminated wit lamps and diyas, signifying the transition from darkness to light. Families gather to perform rituals and ceremonies and to indulge in festive feasts filled with a variety of sweets and snacks. They share these with friends, neighbours, and others in the community as a way of spreading joy and fostering a sense of togetherness and overall wellbeing in society.
The Indian community in Longford brings a touch of third culture to the town by celebrating Diwalli annually. The year 2026 will mark the fourth year of these celebrations in Longford, during which the community aims to honour traditional values while sharing joy and goodwill with the wider Longford community.
7th November 2026
5-9 pm
Temperance Hall, Longford
For more information & tickets,, please contact longfordindiancommunity@gmail.com
Events Details
Start Date :
November 7 @ 17:00
End Date :
November 7 @ 21:00
Time :
17:00 - 21:00
Cost :
POA
Organiser
Name : longfordindiancommunity
Email : longfordindiancommunity@gmail.com
Phone :
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Diwali is known as the “Festival of Lights”, and it marks the end of the harvest season. As they days grow shorter and the onset of winter nears, the festival offers a beacon of joy and hope, illuminating darker months ahead.
In Indian tradition, it symbolizes the victory of light over darkness. Homes and places of worship are illuminated wit lamps and diyas, signifying the transition from darkness to light. Families gather to perform rituals and ceremonies and to indulge in festive feasts filled with a variety of sweets and snacks. They share these with friends, neighbours, and others in the community as a way of spreading joy and fostering a sense of togetherness and overall wellbeing in society.
The Indian community in Longford brings a touch of third culture to the town by celebrating Diwalli annually. The year 2026 will mark the fourth year of these celebrations in Longford, during which the community aims to honour traditional values while sharing joy and goodwill with the wider Longford community.
7th November 2026
5-9 pm
Temperance Hall, Longford
For more information & tickets,, please contact longfordindiancommunity@gmail.com