What it means for Nagpur
Dholida creates an experience for the city, something to look forward to annually, a place that feels like home during Navratri. At its heart it is about people, their stories, and giving them somewhere to belong.

Dholida Garba Utsav is a nine-night Navratri Garba celebration in Nagpur, built as a passion project by a founder who has attended Navratri festivals. The idea behind it is a Garba Utsav where tradition, music, powerful sound, elegance and authenticity all sit together — roots meeting modern energy, without losing the spirit of Navratri.
Even with thousands on the ground, the atmosphere stays positive and people feel safe, comfortable and connected.
Tight security, a mandir for devotees, photo booths, a live band, and a food court where people sit, eat and spend time together — sometimes on the ground when tables run out.
The ground filled with diyas, devotional singing, then silence for the panditji's mantras broken by fireworks. The moment that holds everything Dholida stands for: culture, faith, celebration, togetherness, joy.
A reason each year to make plans, meet old friends and family, and celebrate culture together.
The team listens to problems people raise, treating one person's complaint as likely shared by many, and fixes them.
Dholida creates an experience for the city, something to look forward to annually, a place that feels like home during Navratri. At its heart it is about people, their stories, and giving them somewhere to belong.
The event where everyone sets ego aside for one shared goal: the success of the event and the best possible experience for people. Alongside the work sits bhakti towards Mata — the story, emotion and belief behind Dholida are what make it more than an event for those running it.

No Difference Foundation is a Nagpur-based non-profit working since 2016 on the belief that a single shared day can change how a child sees the world. Its flagship initiative, A Day For Them, brings orphan children from Nagpur and surrounding towns together for a day of meals, games, stage performances and gifts — growing from its first edition in 2018 to over 500 children expected in 2024. Alongside it, the Foundation runs Sahara, an annual blood donation drive that has crossed 1,000 donors; Plantotsav, a festival-themed plantation drive; Clean Karona, a multi-NGO cleanliness campaign; and Cyclothon, a ride for women's safety and fitness. Driven by more than 400 active volunteers, its work spans education, healthcare, environment and social welfare, guided by a simple idea: Love, Care & Share — a difference that differentiates.
From the first taali to the last dandiya strike — real moments from the Dholida floor.
One of Nagpur’s biggest Garba venues
Ample parking
Dedicated food court
Tight on-ground security
09 nights of Navratri · 11 Oct to 19 Oct · Halff Time Venue. Mix season and day passes in one booking — as many of each as you need.
11–19 October. Walk in on any night — without deciding tonight which nights you'll want.
The last three nights alone cost ₹4,000. All 9 cost ₹2,000.
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Date11–19 October 2026
TimeGates open at 6:30 PM | Garba begins at 7:00 PM
ParkingAvailable at venue

Everything you need for a seamless night of Garba.
Gates open at 6:30 PM; the Garba begins at 7:00 PM. Arrive early for hassle-free entry and parking — come dressed and ready for the first raas.
Yes. It's built for friends and families to share the same floor, across generations. Children are welcome, accompanied by a parent or guardian throughout the evening.
Yes — food stalls and refreshments are available on-site. You won't need to step out during the celebration.
Yes, at and around the venue. Arrive early on peak nights and follow the on-ground parking and entry signage.
Tickets are sold online, through the official Dholida ticketing website. Book in advance to secure your preferred night and skip the queues.