Anjali
12:00 – 13:00
Pushpanjali — the offering of flowers to the Goddess. Everyone is welcome to take part.
Come and celebrate the oldest Durga Puja of Belgium with prayers, music, dance, food and much more.
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Anjali
Day 1 · Saptami · Saturday 17 October · 12:00 – 13:00
From dawn aarti to late-night concerts — here is what each day holds.
12:00 – 13:00
Pushpanjali — the offering of flowers to the Goddess. Everyone is welcome to take part.
18:00
Music, dance, recitation and performances by our community and invited artists, following the Sandhya Aarti.
Performer: To be announced
12:00 – 13:00
Pushpanjali — the offering of flowers to the Goddess. Everyone is welcome to take part.
All day
The most solemn ritual of the festival. Exact date and time to be confirmed — please follow our channels.
Rabindra Sangeet, classical dance, drama and performances by our community and guest artists.
To be announced
An evening of music, dance, recitation and stage performances by our community and invited artists, following the Sandhya Aarti. The line-up will be announced closer to the festival.
To be announced
An evening of music, dance, recitation and stage performances by our community and invited artists, following the Sandhya Aarti. The line-up will be announced closer to the festival.
Bhog, street snacks, fish curry and mishti — cooked fresh through the festival.

The classic bhog — rice and moong dal slow-cooked with ghee, ginger and whole spices, offered to the Goddess and shared with everyone after the Anjali.

A slow-cooked medley of pumpkin, potato, aubergine and seasonal greens with panch phoron — the vegetable dish that always accompanies the khichuri bhog.

Flaky puffed bread with a lightly sweet Bengal-gram dal simmered with coconut, raisins and warm spices — a festival breakfast favourite.
Announcements, volunteer calls and updates from the committee.
Published 15 July 2026
Help us run the festival
The Puja is run entirely by volunteers. We need helping hands for the kitchen, the stage, decoration, registration desk, kids' corner and clean-up. Any amount of time helps — even a two-hour slot. Students are very welcome and we can provide a volunteering confirmation letter. Get in touch via the contact page and tell us which day and area interests you.
Read full story →Published 1 June 2026
Three days of Durga Puja in Belgium
Mark your calendars. This year's Puja runs from Saturday 17 to Monday 19 October 2026. Full programme, cultural line-up and food menu will be published here over the coming weeks. Entry is free and everyone is welcome — bring your family and friends.
Read full story →Travellers from across Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Germany and northern France — plan your visit.
We are a volunteer-run, not-for-profit community. Every contribution keeps Durga Puja alive in Belgium and free to attend for everyone.