Shrinathji Haveli (Vaishnav Samaj of Southern California), located at 1882 McGaw Ave, Irvine, CA 92614, is a premier spiritual and cultural center dedicated to the Pushtimarg tradition of Vaishnavism. It serves as a sanctuary for the worship of Lord Shrinathji (a form of Krishna) and acts as a hub for preserving Indian heritage in Orange County.

Key features

Festivals & Celebrations: The center hosts grand celebrations for major Vaishnav festivals. In 2025, highlight events included Janmashtami Mahotsav (August), Annakut/Diwali, and a large-scale Garba Night (September 19).

Community meals (Prasadam): Sanctified vegetarian food is often served during major festivals and special Sunday programs.

Religious education: The Haveli offers classes and assemblies to educate the younger generation on Indian culture and the principles of the Pushtimarg faith.

Yoga classes: The temple hosted communal sessions for International Yoga Day on June 21, 2025.

Community events: The facility features a massive community hall used for social gatherings, cultural programs, and regional celebrations.

Charitable giving: As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, the Vaishnav Samaj engages in philanthropic efforts to support local and global causes.

Marriage services: The large hall and temple sanctuary are available for community members to host auspicious Hindu wedding ceremonies and family celebrations.

Online resources: Devotees can access real-time Darshan schedules, event photos, and digital donation portals via the official Irvine Haveli website.

Volunteer opportunities: The temple is managed and maintained primarily through the dedicated service of community volunteers.

Open house: The Haveli maintains a welcoming environment for visitors of all backgrounds to explore Hindu traditions.

Wheelchair accessibility: The modern facility is fully inclusive, providing a wheelchair-accessible entrance, dedicated parking, and restrooms.

Visitor Facility Note: The Haveli features ample on-site parking. Visitors should note that the primary entrance is located at the rear (backside) of the building.