Radhakrishna Mandir invites all the devotees with family and friends to join us to start our first day of year 2023 with the blessings of Lord Shri Radhakrishna.

A night filled with vibrant dancing & music. Ticket: $10 per family at the door.

The ritual is done to signify the birth cycle of Lord Ganesha; just as he was created from clay/Earth, his symbolic statue is as well. The idol is immersed in water so that Ganesha may return to his home after his 'stay' at the devotees' home or temple where the Ganesha Chaturthi rituals are conduct

Starting tomorrow, October 7th until the festival of Dussehra on October 15th, there will be a nine-day celebration to worship Goddess Durga Maa.

Margashirsha Amavasya coincides with Moolam Nakshatram. It is believed that God Hanumath was born during Margashirsha Amavasya when Moolam Nakshatram was prevailing.

Shri KRISHNA Janmashtami - Lord Krishna's Appearance Day Radha Krishna Mandir is happy to extend the invite to you, your family and friends to join us on Live telecast on zoom for an auspicious Lord Krishna's Appearance Day. The program will be on August 11th (Tuesday) from 7:30 pm.

Shri Radha Krishna Mandir is happy to announce about 24 hours Akhand Surya Gayatri Chanting during Solar Eclipse time from Saturday June  20th  morning 10:00 AM till June 21st morning 10:00 AM Times Eastern Daylight time (EST New York time).

It also means "belonging to the new moon or its festival". In Indian culture, especially among Hindus the day and night of Amavasya holds great significance. Many festivals and vrats or fastings are associated with the Amavasya tithi.

It is the time when the Moon is fully illuminated. Purnima comes on the 15th tithi of the bright half (Shukla paksh or waxing phase) of the lunar fortnight. The end of Purnima tithi marks the begining of 15 days of Krishna paksha (waning) phase of the Moon.