Holi

Holi, the Hindu celebration of color came to Stanford, CA this past weekend and it was an explosion of fun and color that brought people of all kinds from all over for a festival that draws thousands every year.

While Divali is the festival of lights, Holi is the festival of colors in India. A glimpse of the unique celebrations of this colorful festival!

Although Utah Valley is mostly known for its Latter-day Saint culture, there's more to the area than BYU basketball and necktie-clad missionaries, especially in the spring.

This Bollywood holi playlist walks you through 20 popular and some not-so-known Bollywood holi songs.

Holi is the most fun-filled of all Hindu festivals. It is a welcome to spring and is enjoyed by all with songs, dances, special foods and the strange custom of the throwing of colored water on one another.

Holi: A Festival of Colors. Every spring thousands attend the festival. It is an unconventional activity of throwing powdered color, fun for all ages. Great cultural activity.

Join a party of 15,000 strong at a the temple. HOLI, celebrated throughout India is a license to be fun and mischievous. Chuck colors to increase the love of friends or get back at enemies, all in the spirit of love & fun.

Holi's origin was to ward off cold and fever. Today, this splendid and charismatic festival is celebrated worldwide with exuberance, colors and mischief. Dressed in white and drenched in vivid colors, Holi promotes universal brotherhood, unity and peace.

Unwittingly, I had lived through drug-induced Agony and Ecstasy. Never mind the ecstasy, but the agony continues to still haunt me.

Handmade gifts are always appreciated, but if you don't have the crafty touch, the HoliDIY indie craft fair is the perfect place for you to pick up all the items on your holiday shopping list this year.