March 23rd, 2024 – Nepalese Association of Colorado Springs (NACS) hosted a spectacular Holi celebration at Bear Creek Regional Park, bringing together the local Nepali community for an afternoon filled with colors, laughter, and unity. The festival, which symbolizes love, harmony, and the arrival of spring, saw families and individuals of all ages coming together to partake in this cherished cultural tradition.

Participants arrived dressed in white, ready to immerse themselves in the vibrant hues of Holi. As colors filled the air, the park transformed into a lively scene of joy and camaraderie. The festival highlighted the importance of togetherness, with attendees enthusiastically sharing colors and celebrating the spirit of inclusion. To make the event accessible to all, NACS offered free entry and provided light snacks, creating a welcoming and family-friendly atmosphere. Many participants also brought additional colors, further adding to the festive spirit.

The event not only celebrated Holi but also served as a testament to the Nepali community’s commitment to preserving its cultural heritage while living abroad. It was an opportunity for many to reconnect with their roots and introduce the younger generation to the vibrant traditions of Nepal. “This event is a beautiful reminder of where we come from and the values we carry as a community,” remarked one attendee.

As the celebration concluded, attendees left with not just colorful faces but also lasting memories of a day filled with happiness, cultural pride, and unity. With the overwhelming success of this year’s Holi event, NACS has reaffirmed its commitment to organizing more cultural programs in the future, fostering a sense of belonging and shared identity within the community.

The Nepalese Association of Colorado Springs continues to play a vital role in uniting the Nepali diaspora and celebrating their rich cultural heritage. For updates on future events, community members are encouraged to stay connected with NACS.