Throw colour, find your crew

Festival of Colours, also known as Holi, is a modern take on the traditional Indian Holi festival. Holi is celebrated each spring in India. It commemorates when Lord Krishna and His devotees threw colours on one another over five thousand years ago. Millions of people celebrate each year to promote love and friendship.

Admission is free. Colours and food are available for purchase at the event.

No. For safety, only colours distributed inside the festival area may be used — outside powders are not allowed.

Group colour throws are scheduled at approximately 12pm, 1pm, 2pm, 3pm, 4pm, and 5pm (times subject to day-of coordination).

Festival parking is free. For directions, transit, and what to bring, see Plan your weekend.

We suggest you do not bring pets to the event.

Holi play is limited to colours purchased from us. Anyone bringing eggs, paint, henna, water, or other materials may be refused entry or asked to leave. We reserve the right to refuse admission or escort anyone off the property for improper conduct.

No. Smoking, alcohol, and drugs are not allowed on festival grounds.

Notice: drugs, alcohol, and smoking are not permitted on festival grounds.

Please be considerate: we encourage you not to throw colours at the faces of elderly guests and young children.