The program will include kirtan, special bhoga offering, pushpanjali, glorification of Srila Prabhupada, Sandhya Arati, Damodarastakam, prasadam, and Shayana Darshan. Devotees wishing to bring bhoga offerings are kindly requested to arrive by 6:25 PM. All are warmly welcome. Jai Srila Prabhupada!

Snana Yatra — the sacred bathing ceremony of Lord Jagannatha, Baladeva & Subhadra  This beautiful ceremony marks the beginning of preparations for the Grand Ratha Yatra

Next Day Breakfast 05:30-10:26

Join us in joyfully celebrating the divine appearance of Lord Nrsimhadeva 🙏 ✨ Program Highlights: * Abhishek at 6:00 PM * Arati Ceremony * Special Tulasi Offering along with 108 Sacred Names of Lord Nrsimhadeva * Grand feast Come experience an evening of devotion, prayers, and spiritual upliftmen

Join us in celebrating the divine appearance of Mother Sita with an evening of devotion, joy, and spiritual upliftment.

Bhagavad Gita – 10-Week Certified Course We are delighted to invite you to a 10-week in-person course designed to help you explore the timeless teachings of the Bhagavad Gita in a structured and practical way. This program highlights the key learnings of the Gita.

Special appearance of Lord Nityananda. Kirtan / Aarati / Specail Prasadm Fest.

Shat Tila Ekadashi - It is recommended to fast from grains and beans, and increase spiritual activities on the day of Ekadashi. Fast breaking time is on Thu - Jan, 15, 2026, from 07:18 AM to 09:46 AM

The speaker is a member of ISKCON

Join us for this amazing 6-hour kirtan event

Entire Bhagvad Gita shloka recitation, followed by Prasadam Date: Monday, December 1 Time: 6 PM onwards

🍁🎶 Mark Your Calendars! 🎶🍂 Join us this Thanksgiving Day for a 6-Hour Kīrtan at ISKCON of New Jersey (Towaco Temple) — a joyful afternoon of gratitude, chanting, and togetherness in the presence of Śrī Śrī Gaura Nitai. 📅 Thursday, November 27 🕓 2:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.

Come and celebrate the final day of the Kartik month with offering of ghee lamps to Lord Damodara and a special feast.

Gopastami celebrates Lord Krishna commencing the service of tending the cows. It is a sweet and joyous celebration with offering of ghee lamps to Lord Damodara and class on this topic.