Sikh Association of Brantford - Brantford, ON

The Sikh Association of Brantford is a Gurdwara, or Sikh temple, located at 483 Park Road North. As a non-profit religious and social organization, it serves as both a spiritual place of worship. And a cultural center for the Brantford community.

Key features

A spiritual environment: The Gurdwara offers a serene and peaceful atmosphere for worship and reflection. The main Diwan Hall has a carpeted floor where people of all backgrounds are welcome to sit together as a sign of equality.

Cultural learning: It functions as a cultural learning center, helping to pass on the heritage and teachings of Sikhism to younger and older generations alike.

Services and programs: The Association hosts various events and religious services. Moreover, including educational classes on Sikhism, special festival celebrations, and daily langar (a free community meal).

Community inclusivity: The Gurdwara emphasizes the Sikh values of equality and service. It is open to everyone, regardless of their beliefs, and strives to foster a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere.

Facilities: The building is well-maintained and features a community kitchen. And dining hall (langar hall) on the first floor and the prayer hall on the second floor.

Accessibility: The Gurdwara has ample parking, but it can get busy during major events. It is accessible to all, with no restrictions on who can attend.

Major events: The Association is known for its large-scale community events, such as the annual Khalsa Day parade, which draws thousands of participants from Brantford and the surrounding areas.

Local engagement: As a central part of the Sikh community, the Gurdwara is a hub for social and religious life in Brantford.

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