Mission & Vision

MISSION STATEMENT

To express gratitude, celebrate abundance, honor cultural and harvest traditions of India, and to create an enjoyable and educational experience for participants.

IHF MOTTO

Contribute to the global appreciation and understanding of Indian food and harvest traditions.

VISION STATEMENT

The Indian Harvest Festival will –

• Offer attendees the opportunity to explore and enjoy a wide range of Indian dishes, encouraging them to try new flavors and expand their culinary horizons.
• Play a crucial role in preserving and passing on cultural traditions from one generation to another.
• Provide a platform for people from different backgrounds to learn about and appreciate Indian culture through the different harvest festivals celebrated in India.
• Support local Indian restaurants, chefs, & food vendors by providing them with a platform to showcase their culinary skills and offerings.
• Promote cultural exchange by showcasing the rich and diverse culinary traditions of India.
• Encourage economic growth within the local community by promoting their businesses.

Announcing the Grand Celebration of Indian Harvest Festival !

Namaste, and greetings dear friends! Get ready and join us in the festivities as we celebrate the rich traditions, vibrant colors, and delicious flavors that mark different harvest festivals of India.

Date: January 21st, 2024

Time: 11:30 am – 4:00 pm

Venue: Liberty High School, Colorado Springs.

What to Expect:

• Culinary Delights: Indulge in a feast of traditional harvest dishes that will tantalize your taste buds!
• Cultural Performances: Immerse yourself in the soulful melodies and captivating dances that celebrate our diverse heritage.
• Arts and Crafts: Explore the creativity of local artisans showcasing their masterpieces.
• Art Walk: Harvest themed art work on display for all attendees.

Why You Shouldn’t Miss It:

• INDIAN HARVEST FESTIVAL is a unique cultural food fest which will give you another opportunity to immerse in Indian culture and learn more about the Indian harvest festivals. It’s one of its kind and Colorado’s first ever Indian Harvest Festival.
• Connect with the Community: Share the joy of harvest with friends, family, and neighbors.
• Instagrammable Moments: Capture the vibrant colors and festive atmosphere for unforgettable memories.
• Lucky Draws: Stand a chance to win exciting prizes and giveaways!

Let’s come together to revel in the spirit of abundance and gratitude. Mark your calendars and join us for a day filled with laughter, love, and cultural richness.

#IndianHarvestFestival #CelebrateCulture #HarvestJoy #CommunitySpirit

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To bring some magic to the attendee experience there will be stage sessions featuring Indian folk dances, presentations on different harvest festivals, a lifestyle section featuring traditional Indian handicrafts, clothing, and live music. And of course, since this is a food festival, we will also have our amazing food vendors serving fresh and delicious foods from different Indian states. Keeping the harvest theme in mind, the attendees will get to experience a lot of food and activities enjoyed during harvest season back in India.

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Brief Introduction To The Different Harvest Festivals Of India

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Colorado Springs 1st Indian Harvest Festival is presented by

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Pakwan – North Indian Menu – Saag, Kadhai Paneer, naan, Samosa Chaat, Butter Chicken

Desilicious – Indian Street Food – Indian Street Food – Kachori Chaat, Tamatar Chaat, Papadi Chaat

Garnish Fusion – South Indian Menu – Idli, Vada, Sambhar, Biryani & Sakkarai Pongal

Shri Ganesh – Into Chinese Menu – Cauliflower Manchurian and street style veggie noodles

Neighborhood Pizza – Chicken Tikka Pizza and Paneer Tikka Pizza

Justlovethat Golgappe – Indian Street Food – Golgappe and Pav Bhaji

Spice N Flavorz – Indian Street Food – Ragda Pattice, Masala Paneer Pakoda,  Gajar Halwa ( Carrot pudding )

It’s Not Dinner – Hyderabad Special Harvest Menu – Mango Daal and Arisa; Pulihora ( Tamarind Rice and Sunni Unda ( Urad Dal Ladoo )

Polka Dots And Curry – Indian Meal Kits, Chai, Desserts

Clarity For Your Chaos – Free Organization Tips

Meenu’s Boutique – Indian clothing and jewelry

Meenu’s Snacks – Matka Kulfi & Golgappe

Eyebrow Threading By Sangeeta – Beauty Services

Lowenstein Chiropractic Center– Free Spinal Analysis and Shoulder Massage

JUST LOVE COFFEE CAFE – Coffee, Chai and Cakes

King’s Restaurant Indian Kitchen – Cholle Bhature, Amritsari Kulcha, Mango Lassi

Nisa Boutique – Clothing, Purses and Gift Items

Gaia Foods – Unni appam – A fluffy deep-fried rice and banana sweet fritter similar to Dutch Aebleskiver.  Achappam : Also called as Rose cookies as it is a sweet flavored deep fried cookie that is made with a unique flower shaped iron mould.

Wienerschnitzel – Free merchandise and food coupons for attendees.