This Indian parade and cultural festival offers "spiritual discourse" and a free five-course feast from 1pm to 4pm.
Organizers ask all devotees to "arrive in their nicest devotional clothes, for mrdanga players to bring their own drums and wear a turban, and for children to come dressed sweetly as cowherd boys and girls."
There will be a decorated vehicle for young children and their families to ride together in at the back of the parade.
