Temple Festival and Event Calendar
Festivals, homas, bhajans, pravachanas, annadana and classes go on the temple calendar with dates and a banner. Each has its own page on the temple website, where devotees can read the details.
What goes on the calendar
The calendar holds anything the temple announces and people plan around.
Announcements and photographs
Announcements sit alongside the calendar: a timing change, a special pooja, a donation appeal, or an emergency notice when the temple must close. Each has a publish date and an expiry date, so an old notice comes down by itself. Photographs from each utsava go into gallery albums.
Who looks after it
- The office publishes an event from the same screen it books sevas from
- A banner and the dates are the minimum an event needs
- Albums are uploaded after the utsava, usually by whoever took the photographs
- An expired announcement stops showing without anybody deleting it
Registrations are not built yet
Taking names and payments for an event, such as a homa with limited places, is not built today. An event can be listed with a contact on it. If the trust needs registrations, the trustees decide that before launch and it is written into the proposal.
Frequently asked questions
Does the event appear on our website by itself?
Yes. Festivals and events have their own page on the temple site, with the dates and the banner that were uploaded.
Can we take bookings for a homa during the festival?
As a seva, yes, if it is set up as one with its own slots. As an event with a registration list, no. Settle which one is needed before the season starts.
How do timing changes reach devotees?
Through an announcement with a publish and expiry date, which shows on the website. Nothing goes out to phones automatically.
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