You can experience the various cultural and religious festivals at temples, mosques, churches, and other outdoor heritage settings:

January - February
During this period there are various festivals like The Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, The Banganga Music Festival, The Elephanta Dance and Music Festival, Makar Sankranti Festival(The day on which the sun begins its journey northwards is referred  as Makara Sankranti, people fly kites and have sesame seeds sweets)and Shiv Ratri (The Auspicious night of Lord Shiva) Celebrations.

March - April
This period one can experience and enjoy Holi – Festival of Colours, Ram Navami,(The Birthday of Lord Rama) Gudi Padva (The holy new year for Maharashtrians)and Mahavir Jayanti. (The birthday of Lord Mahavira- a god in Jainism)

May – June - July
Across these 3 months Buddh Purnima, (The Birthday of Lord Buddha-the founder of Buddhism), Guru Purnima, (Hindus attach paramount importance to spiritual gurus (Teacher’s) - The day of the Guru’s). Naag Panchami (The day hindu’s worship the naag’s (cobra snakes).

August - September
The auspicious Raksha Bandhan, (Holy Safety band tied by sister to her brother(s)) Parsi New Year, (New year for the Parsi community), Ganesh Chaturthi,(The Ganesha Festival) Onam(Onam is the state festival of Kerala), and Janmashtami (Lord Krishna’s Birthday) are commemorated during these months.

October – November - December
The last leg of the year is marked with celebrating Dusshera, (Hindu god lord Rama killed the great demon Ravana) Diwali, (The festival of lights) Ramzan (The holy month for Muslims, Guru Nanak Jayanti, ( Birthday of the First Guru, the founder of Sikhism) Christmas (Birthday of Jesus Christ) and New Year's Eve.