RANA To Bring Milpitas Alive with Colors as Holi Comes To Town

March 21, 2013 - PRLog -- Holi is the festival of colors, also called the Spring Festival, and it is sometimes compared to Spain’s Tamatino festival. Holi is not only about throwing colors on each other but a day of complete entertainment. Cardoza Park in Milpitas, CA will be alive with colors and festivities as Rajasthan Association of North America (RANA) hosts Holi on March 23rd. We will create the most thrilling atmosphere of live DJ music, dance and vibrant hues of color in an open air setting.

From 11 am onwards vibrant color clouds of yellow, green, red, pink and orange will be thrown in the air in celebration of the end of winter and the beginning of spring. People put color on each other and drench their family and friends in colorful water. It is way to de-stress and mingle with others expressing joy and happiness with colors – all with live music and dance followed by hot Rajasthani food.

“We are looking forward to welcoming all our guests from all around the Bay Area to this joyous and colorful festival. Our Holi festival is open to all including kids and a great way to bring our communities together to experience our culture and food” said Sunita Singh, RANA President.

“I am pleased to welcome RANA’s Holi festival to Milpitas. It will bring harmony and awareness amongst the community at large through their participation in a rich culture and color experience” said Jose Esteves, Mayor of Milpitas.

The Holi colors are safe, water soluble, completely non-toxic and environmentally friendly. If you would like to take part in the festivities, make sure you get your tickets online at http://www.rana.org.

When: 23rd March 2013, 11 am to 3 pm

Where: Cardoza Park, N Park Victoria, Milpitas, CA (Parking free)

Tickets: $3 to $12 (Includes lunch. Powdered color will be sold separately)

         About RANA

RANA - Rajasthan Association of North America is non-profit organization headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, California - USA with chapters in New York, Los Angeles, Houston and Chicago. RANA was founded with a mission to preserve and promote the cultural heritage of Rajasthan in North America. For more information visit us at http://www.rana.org