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If you survive the St. Patrick's Day festivities, and wake up refreshed and happy on Sunday morning, there is lots going on in Coconut Grove..
Coconut Grove Grapevine shares:
The Hare Krishanas are having their Indian Festival weekend this year on March 17 and 18. It starts on Saturday, March 17, with the colorful Ratha Yatra parade which starts at the Hare Krishna temple at Day and Virginia and winds up in Peacock Park, where there is a festival from noon to 6 pm.
The parade is always a fun event, it goes down Virginia from the temple, makes a sharp turn at Grand Avenue, goes to McFarlane Road and down to the park. Everyone can join in and march and dance down the streets.
On Sunday, March 18, the temple at 3220 Virginia Street is the location for an all day festival which features family-friendly entertainment including live music and theater. There are food booths and astrology booths and lots of classic Indian dancing. Admission is free.
The Gifford Lane Art Stroll is back, Sunday March 18 from noon to 5 pm. This is the block party that the Grove can call its own. Arts and crafts take up Gifford Lane between Oak and Day Avenues. It's the 14h annual event.
Coconut Grove Grapevine shares:
The Hare Krishanas are having their Indian Festival weekend this year on March 17 and 18. It starts on Saturday, March 17, with the colorful Ratha Yatra parade which starts at the Hare Krishna temple at Day and Virginia and winds up in Peacock Park, where there is a festival from noon to 6 pm.
The parade is always a fun event, it goes down Virginia from the temple, makes a sharp turn at Grand Avenue, goes to McFarlane Road and down to the park. Everyone can join in and march and dance down the streets.
On Sunday, March 18, the temple at 3220 Virginia Street is the location for an all day festival which features family-friendly entertainment including live music and theater. There are food booths and astrology booths and lots of classic Indian dancing. Admission is free.
The Gifford Lane Art Stroll is back, Sunday March 18 from noon to 5 pm. This is the block party that the Grove can call its own. Arts and crafts take up Gifford Lane between Oak and Day Avenues. It's the 14h annual event.
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