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Times Dholi Taro Brings Three Days of Garba and Festive Celebrations to Ahmedabad

AHMEDABAD, GUJARAT | 22nd OCTOBER 2026 | Three evenings filled with Gujarati music, colourful traditional attire and enthusiastic Garba players made The Times of India’s Times Dholi Taro a memorable celebration in Ahmedabad. Held from October 16 to 18, 2026, at Vrundavan Premium Lawn on Sindhu Bhavan Road, the event brought together Garba lovers to celebrate their love for music, dance and Gujarati culture.

The event stood out for its lively atmosphere and well-managed arrangements, allowing participants to enjoy the celebration comfortably. Garba players turned up with great enthusiasm, dancing to their favourite Gujarati songs and enjoying every moment on the dance floor. The overall experience made the three evenings special for those who came together to celebrate the festive spirit.

Adding to the excitement, the event featured live performances by popular Gujarati singers Himali Vyas Naik, Sanjay Oza and Akshat Parikh. Himali Vyas Naik performed on October 16, Sanjay Oza took the stage on October 17, and Akshat Parikh brought the celebrations to a close on October 18. Each evening had its own energy, with the music keeping Garba enthusiasts engaged throughout the celebrations.

From the music and festive ambience to the smooth arrangements, the event offered participants an enjoyable Garba experience. The enthusiasm of the players and their active participation reflected Ahmedabad’s continued love for Garba and its cultural traditions.

With three evenings of music, dance and celebration, Times Dholi Taro created a lively festive experience for Garba lovers in the city. The event highlighted how traditional Gujarati celebrations continue to bring people together and create lasting memories.

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