Check out some of the articles from ISKCON News (news.iskcon.com) wherein some coverage was given to a variety of unique and fun things that happened in Toronto this year:
Toronto’s Kirtan Collective Turns Chanting Into an Art Form
Nearly 12,000 people viewed and participated in a unique performance art piece by the Kirtan Collective at Toronto’s Nuit Blanche arts festival this year, during the night of September 29th to 30th. (Click Here to Read More)
A Little Goes A Long Way at Toronto Carribean Carnival
Devotees from ISKCON Toronto, who organize the Canadian city’s hugely successful annual Festival of India, took a risk and faced major challenges while participating in the Toronto Caribbean Carnival’s showcase parade on August 4th. (Click Here to Read More)
Toronto’s 40th Rathayatra Sees Young Devotees Bond in Service
Toronto’s celebration of Rathayatra—the ancient Indian parade festival in honor of God’s form as Jagannath—has come a long way since its beginnings in 1972. (Click Here to Read More)
Toronto’s Festival of India in Photos
This year, celebrating its 40th anniversary, Festival of India hosted a series of public events from July 11th to 15th, with more unique features than ever. Here, ISKCON News takes a look at some of those highlights in photos. (Click Here to Read More)