Join us every Sunday for Gurbani Kirtan, Katha (spiritual discourse), Ardas and Hukamnama, followed by Guru Ka Langar. Everyone is welcome to participate, reflect, and connect with the Sangat.

Begin your day with the uplifting recitation and singing of Asa Di Vaar, a collection of hymns that inspire gratitude, humility and devotion to the Creator.

Evening Prayer

Gather each evening to recite Rehras Sahib and conclude the day with prayer, reflection and the soothing melodies of Gurbani Kirtan.

Experience the spiritual beauty of Gurbani through traditional Sikh hymn singing. Kirtan offers an opportunity to meditate on God’s name and find inner peace.

Understanding Gurbani

Learn the deeper meanings of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji through engaging discussions that explore Sikh history, values, and practical lessons for everyday life.

Following every Diwan, everyone is invited to enjoy a free vegetarian meal served in the spirit of equality, humility, and selfless service. No one leaves hungry.

Children and adults can learn Punjabi reading, writing, speaking, Gurbani pronunciation, Sikh history and cultural traditions in a welcoming classroom environment.

Interactive sessions designed to help young Sikhs strengthen their faith, develop leadership skills, participate in Seva, and build lasting friendships within the community.

Volunteer Together

Serve alongside fellow community members by preparing Langar, cleaning the Gurudwara, organizing events, or assisting with outreach projects. Every act of Seva makes a difference.

Honoring Our Gurus

Celebrate the birth and remembrance days of the Sikh Gurus with Akhand Path, Nagar Kirtan, Gurbani Kirtan, Katha, Ardas and a special community Langar.

Participate in the uninterrupted 48-hour recitation of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji, concluding with Bhog, Ardas, Kirtan, and Langar as the Sangat gathers in prayer.

Celebrating the Khalsa

Join us as we commemorate the creation of the Khalsa Panth with special Kirtan, inspirational speeches, cultural performances, Nagar Kirtan, and community festivities.

Community Procession

Walk together in a joyful procession filled with Gurbani, Kirtan, Gatka demonstrations, and Seva as we share Sikh values of unity, equality, and compassion with the wider community.