Bhajans, Temple Festivals & Spiritual Events in Bengaluru

Bengaluru's spiritual calendar is public and mostly free. The ISKCON Sri Radha Krishna temple on Hare Krishna Hill in Rajajinagar is open daily without an entry fee and draws its biggest crowds at Janmashtami and Vaikuntha Ekadashi. In the old city, the Dharmaraya Swamy Temple is the starting point of the Karaga procession, which falls on the night of 20 April 2027, and the Bull Temple in Basavanagudi hosts the Kadalekai Parishe in Karthika month. St Mary's Basilica in Shivajinagar celebrates its feast on 8 September, the gurdwara beside Ulsoor Lake marks gurpurabs with langar, and the Art of Living International Centre on Kanakapura Road runs meditation programmes. Community halls and apartment associations host bhajan evenings, satsangs and discourse series through the year. This page lists bhajans, kirtans, satsangs, temple festivals and religious celebrations across Bengaluru (Bangalore).