HAPPY HOLI NYC Celebration at Seaport Square | 2024

Holi Hai to everyone! 🕉️🙏 In this video, Mike from TeamHira Adventures went to join the Holi celebration at the South Street Seaport Museum and on Seaport Square. Holi, the festival of colors, originated on the Indian Subcontinent and signifies good 😇over evil 😈. This colorful celebration has transcended borders and is now celebrated worldwide as a way to welcome spring, promote inclusivity, and have fun!
📍12 Fulton St, New York, NY 10038 between Piers 16 & 17
Hope you liked this video. Thanks for watching and Happy Phagwah! Happy Holi! 🙏
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[@keshavdawra12]

The Bollywood performance was so good, also thanks to NYC for celebrating holi with indians🙌💚💙

[@sandeepparmar3569]

Sir ji, keep making more such videos of Indian culture and keep showing us Indians how our Indian people celebrate festivals outside India

[@cosmicbeauty3025]

🎉 Holi Hai world 🌍

[@Old....school866]

Happy Holiiii 🎉🎉🎉

[@lm3421]

Loved it ❤❤❤❤

[@shampersaud2763]

God bless America for its diversity because the Indians of all origins contributed greatly towards their country.....As long as people respect the laws of the land and contributed the economy, then why not ? After all, THIS WORLD BELONGS TO GOD......NOT HUMANS....

[@rrrreeeeee]

Need some Tassa there😊

[@TeamHiraAdventures]

Haha for sure! At least there was the dhol drum playing.

[@LOMASH29]

Bhai ye kaun see jagah hai

[@TeamHiraAdventures]

South Street Seaport Museum NYC

[@pario850]

Please stop whitewashing Holi. Its a HINDU festival - mention that and the significance behind it. Its not merely "festival of colours" or "good over evil", its about hindu legend of Holika etc. It also celebrates Shree Krishna and Radha.

[@TeamHiraAdventures]

Sorry you feel that way. As a Hindu myself it is a Hindu festival but it’s celebrated by people from all backgrounds.

[@pario850]

@@TeamHiraAdventures totally agree! But unfortunately our Hindu festivals and traditions tend to get appropriated too often. It’s happened with our swastika symbol and yoga, I can already see it happening with holi.