sunday OPEN HOUSE

Our Sunday Open House is fun, casual, and relaxed. Come for an hour or stay for the day! Have any specific questions? Write to amy@iskconofdc.org and she would be happy to help.

Bhakti Lounge

Sunday 10am - 12pm

Kirtan

Sunday 12pm - 2pm

Sunday Talk

Sunday 1pm - 2pm

Vegetarian Lunch

Sunday 1:30pm - 2:30pm

BHAKTI LOUNGE

sundays
10AM - 12pm

The Bhakti Lounge is a discussion-based, informal gathering, to personally experience bhakti. It's a place where you share your journey and meet practitioners of Bhakti.

If you are new to Bhakti or the community, join us here to get an introduction and connected in.

Planning to attend the Bhakti Lounge for the first time? The Bhakti Lounge is located near the Old Temple. RSVP to giri@iskconofdc.org so he can expect you.

KIRTAN

sundays
12PM - 2PM

Kirtan is the call and response chanting of ancient Sanskrit mantras. By meditating on these sacred sounds we reach a state far beyond the stress and worries of life. You don’t have to have a great voice and you don’t have to know sanskrit. All you need is a desire and an open heart.

All are welcome to join us in this congregational practice in the temple room on Sundays.

SUNDAY TALK

sundays
1pm - 2pm

Every week, we hear from an experienced practitioner of Bhakti yoga as they share about various topics within Krishna consciousness.

Listen to Recent Talks

VEGETARIAN
LUNCH

sundays
1:30pm- 2:30pm

All are welcome to join us for a free prasadam lunch on Sundays! Prasadam literally means “mercy” and devotees of ISKCON use this term to describe pure vegetarian food that has been offered to Lord Krishna.

Guests are encouraged to bring their own reusable containers to take lunch home with them, if desired.

Krishna Clubs

I'M NEW

TO THIS COMMUNITY

Our Sunday Open Houses are fun, casual, and relaxed. Come as you are and expect to feel welcomed as our guest.

Don’t worry about wearing something ‘Indian’ or ‘your Sunday best’ to ISKCON of DC. You are welcome to visit in casual or dressy clothing. Since the temple community has members who follow the yoga practice of celibacy, we ask that you do not wear clothing that is too revealing. If you plan to spend time sitting in the Temple Room or meditating, you may want to consider wearing clothing that is comfortable and not restrictive. While in the Temple Building, we ask that you remove your shoes

Got questions? Email us at info@iskconofdc.org and we’ll get right back to you!