ISKCON of Colorado - Denver, CO

The ISKCON of Colorado, also known as the Radha Govinda Mandir, is a spiritual and cultural hub in Denver. It is part of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness (ISKCON), following the Gaudiya Vaishnava tradition that emphasizes devotion (bhakti) to Lord Krishna. The temple offers a peaceful environment for worship, community engagement, and spiritual education, guided by the teachings of ISKCON founder Srila Prabhupada. 

Key features

Daily worship and bhakti yoga: The temple maintains high-standard daily worship, including Arati ceremonies that feature offerings and musical chanting. Sunday evenings feature a traditional "Love Feast" with more chanting, a spiritual talk, and a free vegetarian meal.

Vibrant community center: The mandir fosters a community focused on spiritual growth through weekly programs for college students and home-based sessions. It is financially supported by its community and emphasizes creating spiritually-based relationships.

Educational offerings: ISKCON Denver provides religious education for various age groups, including a Sunday school for children aged 3-15. These programs use activities like cooking, music, and art to teach about bhakti culture and tradition.

Renowned vegetarian restaurant: The temple is home to Govinda's Restaurant, a long-running Denver vegetarian eatery known for its delicious, affordable multicuisine dishes.

Welcoming and inclusive environment: Like all ISKCON centers, the temple warmly welcomes individuals from all backgrounds, regardless of their beliefs, to participate in and enjoy the spiritual atmosphere.

Major festival celebrations: The temple hosts various Hindu festivals throughout the year. These events attract many people and often include devotional music, dance, and a feast.