Holi Festival of Colors
A day full of bright colors, upbeat music, food and fun; April 22.
- date: 04/22/18
- time: 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM
- location: Pep Bowl • maps
- contact: Mohan Sharma - Indian Student Association • 402.591.0017 • isa@unomaha.edu
The Indian Student Association (ISA) is back with Holi – The Festival of Colors on Sunday, April 22, at 10 A.M. in the Pep Bowl on UNO's Dodge Campus. Kickstart your finals preparations by indulging in this colorful event.
Celebrate Holi with upbeat music amidst chaos of colors with DJ Raj!
Participate in the flashmob! Rehearsals are open to anyone who is interested. Please contact Akshitha Sreedhar at asreedhar@unomaha.edu or 402.281.5454 for more information.
The Holi Festival only uses organic colors provided by ISA. Please wear old clothing, as you will be drenched in colors. Remember to take care of personal belongings, as the event is in an open space.
You must RSVP in order to get free colors.
For more information about the Holi - Festival of Colors, please contact isa@unomaha.edu.
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