Celebrate Diwali at The Bellevue Collection with Henna, Dancing and Photo Ops

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Collection is set to host an exciting Diwali celebration, inviting the community to enjoy henna art, traditional dancing, and memorable photo opportunities. Scheduled for October 28, 2024, this event is a wonderful way to engage with the cultural significance of Diwali, often referred to as the Festival of Lights. The celebration will feature contributions from the Seattle Maharashtra Mandal community, showcasing authentic cultural practices and performances. Attendees can immerse themselves in the vibrant atmosphere, which promotes joy, unity, and cultural appreciation. This event not only highlights Bellevue's rich cultural diversity but also serves as a platform for community bonding and engagement.

Families and individuals are encouraged to participate, ensuring an inclusive environment for all ages. The Diwali celebration at The Bellevue Collection is poised to become a cherished local tradition, promoting awareness and understanding of Indian culture. This festive gathering is a testament to Bellevue's commitment to celebrating its multicultural community.

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