Esplanade Ganesh Fest 2025

Unishire Ganesh Festival 2025

Ganesh Chaturthi at the Unishire Esplanade community is celebrated as an inclusive festival involving enthusiastic participation from all families residing in the society. The event is marked by collective preparations, eco-friendly traditions, rituals, cultural performances, and shared festivities, strengthening the sense of unity and togetherness among residents.
  • Festival plan: Celebrate from 27th to 29th Aug 25 @ ClubHouse
  • Most of the families in the Unishire Esplanade take part in decorating the pandal, preparing the eco-friendly Ganesha idol, and setting up the festival atmosphere.
  • Cultural committees organize the event, ensuring inclusivity by encouraging families from diverse backgrounds to contribute to the arrangements, performances, and religious rituals.

  • The celebration typically begins with the installation of the clay Ganesha idol, followed by traditional pujas, Vedic chants, aarti, and distribution of prasad among all members.

  • Over four days, special activities such as classical dance and music, and clay idol-making workshops for children are organized, inviting participation from all age groups.

  • The immersion (visarjan) rites are conducted collaboratively, often within the society premises to promote environmental responsibility.

This holistic approach ensures Ganesh Chaturthi is a memorable and joyous event for every family in the Unishire Esplanade community, promoting both tradition and togetherness.

 





































 







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