The Festival of Colors, close to home
Holi is a burst of color that welcomes spring and celebrates the victory of good over evil. Across North Jersey, Indian-American families mark the day by throwing vibrant gulal, sharing sweets, dancing to dhol and music, and coming together as a community.
As Hudson County’s home for Indian culture, the Indian Caucus of Secaucus is where neighbors from Jersey City, Hoboken, North Bergen, Union City and beyond gather for the festival season. Keep an eye on our events page — and sign up for updates — so you’re first to know when our spring Holi festivities are set.
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Celebrating across North Jersey
Families from across Hudson, Bergen and Essex counties join our festivals in Secaucus. Find your town:
Frequently asked questions
Where can I celebrate Holi in North Jersey?+
The Indian Caucus of Secaucus brings the community together for Holi and the spring festival season in Secaucus, NJ — minutes from Jersey City, Hoboken, North Bergen and the rest of Hudson County. Watch our events page and sign up for updates for this year’s dates.
What is Holi?+
Holi, the Festival of Colors, marks the arrival of spring and the triumph of good over evil. Celebrants throw vibrant colored powders (gulal), share sweets, dance to music and gather with friends and family — one of the most joyful and welcoming festivals in Indian culture.
When is Holi?+
Holi falls in March, on the full-moon day of the Hindu month of Phalguna (the date shifts each year). Follow our events page or sign up for text and email updates so you know as soon as our spring celebrations are scheduled.
Is Holi family-friendly and open to everyone?+
Absolutely — Holi is one of the most inclusive festivals there is. Families, kids and neighbors of every background are welcome to join the colors, music and community.