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Divali Celebration At Maison Dieu in Dover

Maison Dieu (Dover Town Hall), Dover · 1 November 2026

1 Nov

A free drop-in Divali celebration at Maison Dieu, Dover Town Hall, on 1 November 2026, from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Visitors can watch Indian dance and drumming performances, eat Indian food and make their own light. It suits families and anyone wanting a daytime festival event in Dover.

Highlights

  • Free drop-in event, no booking required
  • Indian dance and drumming performances
  • Indian food and a chance to make your own light

Getting there

Maison Dieu (Dover Town Hall), CT16 1DL

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