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Durga Puja at Times Square: Culture, Community, and Sustainability

Tradition Meets Sustainability in the Heart of NYC. Culture and Bengali communities empowerment alongside sustainability goals

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Times Square Durga Puja

Heritage Meets Humanity at Times Square

  • Support Durga Puja Traditions

    Durga Puja is more than a celebration. It is a cherished tradition that symbolizes faith, resilience, and unity. Events like the Times Square Durga Puja 2025 provide a global platform for these traditions. Together, we can ensure that the Durga Puja tradition continues to inspire future generations.

  • Promote Sustainability With Bengali Culture

    Blending cultural celebrations is a powerful way to honor heritage and address modern challenges. Durga Puja 2025 embraces eco-friendly initiatives such as biodegradable decorations and reusable souvenirs. The event inspires attendees and sponsors to accept greener lifestyles.

  • Grow Bengalis Cultural Legacy

    The rich legacy of Bengalis culture starts with art, literature, and festivals. Durga Puja at Times Square put the global spotlight on the event. By doing so, we can make our vibrant culture thrive internationally. Let’s celebrate and share Bengalis story with the world.

About Us

Times Square Durga Puja is a landmark cultural event dedicated to preserving and promoting Bengalis rich culture in the heart of New York City. Our mission is to provide a platform for Bengali expatriates, enthusiasts, and celebrate the vibrant heritage of Bengalis.

Our event serves as a bridge between generations and communities. Beyond preserving traditions, Times Square Durga Puja is aligned with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We wish to make a significant impact through our cultural, social, and environmental initiatives.

Promote Sustainable Practices

We are dedicated to eco-friendly initiatives throughout the event. By using biodegradable materials for decorations and offering reusable souvenirs, we reduce our environmental footprint. Our commitment to sustainability is reflected in our collaboration with sponsors who promote green practices. It aligns with Climate Action (SDG 13) and Sustainable Cities and Communities (SDG 11).

Empower Communities

Our festival supports artisans and entrepreneurs (especially women) provides opportunities to showcase their crafts and talents. Through workshops and collaborations with South Asian artists, we empower small businesses and promote traditional crafts. These efforts support economic growth (SDG 8) and advance gender equality (SDG 5).

Foster Global Partnerships

We point up the importance of partnerships for sustainable development (SDG 17). Our initiatives contribute to reducing inequalities (SDG 10) and promoting quality education (SDG 4). Together, we enrich communities and inspire global unity through the shared celebration of Durga Puja.

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How You Can Help Us?

Become a Volunteer

Join our team as a volunteer and contribute your time and skills. Volunteering with Bengali Club USA is a rewarding way to connect with others who share a passion for culture and community building.

Support Us Through Donations

Your generous donations enable us to sustain and grow our initiatives. Contributions help us empower artisans, promote mental health advocacy, and maintain eco-friendly practices in our events.

Join as a Member

Become a member of Bengali Club USA and take an active role in celebrating and promoting Bengali heritage. Together, we can strengthen our collective voice and make a long-lasting impact.

Spread the Word

You can help us expand our reach by sharing our mission and events with your network. Encourage friends, family, and colleagues to attend our programs, volunteer, or become members.

Sponsorship

Then limited sponsorship availability for 2025

Please reach out to

contact@bengaliclubusa.org

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(914) 458-1285

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