Date: Saturday, June 6, 2026
Time: 11:00 am – 5:00 pm
Venue: Krishna Temple, 965 East 3370 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84106
The world’s happiest color party is coming back to Salt Lake City in 2026.
Spend the day at the Krishna Temple surrounded by music, dance, yoga, food, and nonstop color throws as the Festival of Colors returns with its signature mix of joy, community, and culture. Across six vibrant hours, the grounds transform into a massive celebration of sound, movement, and togetherness.
What to Expect
Get ready for a full-stage experience with:
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Live mantra and kirtan bands including Agni Dev & Maha Mantra Band, TK & the Nam Rock Band, and other guest performers
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High-energy Bollywood, bhangra, and fusion dance sets from artists like Malini, Aakansha, Bollypop, BollyX, and more
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Crowd-interactive performances such as Janardhan’s hip-hop and “Butter Thief” sets
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Hourly color throws from noon onwards, filling the sky with clouds of pink, yellow, green, violet, and orange
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A dedicated yoga area with classes led by local teachers throughout the day, offering a chance to reset and recharge
The energy on the main Namaste Stage and the Yoga Stage flows all day, so whether you want to dance up front or relax on your mat, there’s always something happening.
Tickets & Pricing
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Online pre-registration: $8
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Admission at the gate on festival day: $10
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Kids 12 and under: Free (with adult supervision)
T-shirts, sunglasses, buffs, and bandanas are available on site, along with a variety of food options, offering a full-day experience that’s easy to enjoy with friends and family.
Colors & Safety
To keep the experience safe and consistent for everyone:
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Only festival-supplied color powders are allowed on the grounds. Outside colors will be taken at the entrance.
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Colors are sold in 100 g bags (cornstarch-based with food-grade dyes and fragrance), designed to be bright, skin-friendly, and minimally staining if shaken off before washing.
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Bundles of assorted colors are available for those who want the full rainbow effect.
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Dust masks and bandanas can be purchased on-site for extra comfort.
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Guests are asked not to throw colors directly into anyone’s eyes or mouth, and to follow the guidelines shared in the festival FAQ.
Yoga, Wellness & Community
Alongside the music and dance, the yoga area runs classes throughout the afternoon with teachers such as Ashley Haskell, Kat Miles, Darlene Neth, and Nicole Carlson. These sessions are designed for all levels, giving you a space to stretch, breathe, and reconnect between color throws and stage acts.
The Festival of Colors is built on themes of unity, fun, and non-judgment. It’s a space where people of all ages and backgrounds come together, leave stress at the gate, and spend the day covered in color instead.
Event Timeslots (1)
Saturday
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