Written by Kimberly Scott on October 15, 2013 ST. GEORGE – Making national headlines in 2011 and bringing people of all ages, races, social conditions, and gender together, the spring celebration of social merriment moves to the fall as the Holi Festival of Colors makes its way to the Dixie Sunbowl for the very first […]

by Alan di Perna Imagine sweet mantra music swelling massively as billowing clouds of vibrant red, green, yellow, blue, black, and silver dust swirl over the heads of thousands of jubilant people, gently descending upon them like a rainbow blessing. That’s what attendees at the October 19th Festival of Colors at the Dixie Sun Bowl […]

Last year thousands of BYU students attended the Holi Festival and had great experiences. However, some students end up ruining their clothes and possessions, or  missing out on key points of the festival. These tips can help make the Holi experience the best possible: 1) Wear proper attire With multiple colors of powder being thrown […]

SPANISH FORK, Utah — Tens of thousands of people gathered at the Krishna Temple in Spanish Fork for the annual Festival of Colors.

SPANISH FORK — In a cloud of color that in 2011 made national headlines, the Hare Krishnas celebrated on Saturday and Sunday the annual Holi Fest, commonly known as the Festival of Colors.

Is there really any better way to celebrate spring than spending a couple of glorious days in the sunny outdoors enjoying ethnic food, culturally enriching music and the camaraderie of some 80,000 other people? Wait? What? Was that really 80,000 people?

A Spring Celebration of Love Moves to the Fall—and Turns Into a Fight Europe Appropriates Colorful Indian Festival as Rival Promoters Face Off in a ‘Holi War’ PUURS, Belgium—Adelis Silva charged into a crowd of young people, some in hazmat suits and animal costumes, and shouted: “Who wants a hug?” The teens and 20-somethings had […]

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