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Goldhill NC's Create your Rangoli for Deepavali

21 October 2022

Visit the Goldhill Ave playground pavilion from 24 to 27 Oct to view beautiful rangolis made at this Deepavali event.

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Everyone at our Rangoli Creation for Deepavali @Goldhill Ave Playground had a blast creating their mini rangolis!

Some of them also had a go at creating floor rangolis under the guidance of Madam Vijayalakshmi Mahaganapathy.

Some of the mini rangolis created at this event will be on display at the pavilion of Goldhill Ave playground from 24 to 27 Oct.

Do drop by the pavilion to view these beautiful creations that bring good luck and prosperity!

To all our friends celebrating the Festival of Lights, we wish you Happy Deepavali!

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Two women and a child decorate rangoli patterns on a tiled floor using colorful powders outdoors.
Children and adults doing a colorful craft activity at an outdoor table with wooden sun-shaped cutouts and paint supplies.
Children and adults gather around an outdoor table doing a craft activity near a colorful basketball court.
Boy in blue shirt carefully decorating a cardboard craft with colorful sand at an outdoor table.
Three children smile and hold colorful rangoli crafts at an outdoor Deepavali event under a decorated canopy.
A young boy in a green shirt crouches on tiled floor, adding color to a vibrant rangoli flower design.
A woman and three children crouch on pavement, adding colored powder to a chalk rangoli design outdoors.
Colorful rangoli flower patterns made with powder on a tiled floor, each with a small lit candle at the center.