Bengalis across the globe have transformed Durgapuja from a religious festival to a celebration of friendship, tradition, art and culture. We are no exception. Every year during the month of September/ October we celebrate Durgapuja with a mega 6 day long event preceded by three months of intense preparation.

Over the years we have created our own living traditions like Anandamela, Coffee House, Quiz Time, Bijoya Sanmeloni- a host of unique sub-events that make our celebration more engaging and memorable.

Spring Festival is held during Saraswatipuja every year. We encourage greater participation of the local residence irrespective of their ethnic origin or faith, and therefore the festivity is planned accordingly.

The DLF City Phase 1 Community Centre donned a flowery look to welcome the season of Spring (2017 - 2019). Our ever creative members got together with unbounded enthusiasm to create a stunning Flower Carpet to usher in the season as well as receive Maa Saraswati with utmost devotion.

Banglamela is a two days outdoor festival that started in 2007 to promote art and artists of Bengal. The festival exhibits works of Bengali weavers like Baluchori, Kantha, Murshidabadi, Tangail etc; handicrafts, terracotta, Bengali Books (Book fair) and folk performances.

Poila Baishakh marks the first day of the Bengali Calendar. With “Ponchishey baisakh” i.e. Kobi Gurus Birthday following 24 days later, Bengali New Year is normally celebrated at the society by combining with Rabindra Jayanti in the month of May.