The Bal Gopal Club is a baby and toddler group for under 5s and their guardians, based at Bhaktivedanta Manor. The children learn stories from the scriptures through movement, song, actions and sensory play. They also cover stories about little Krishna, Hanuman, Ramayana, upcoming festivals, Bhagavad Gita and more! After the session the children and...
Every year Bhaktivedanta Manor’s Temple Council selects applicants to receive grants towards a variety of worthy projects. This year the Manor supported the following exciting projects: ISKCON Youth Euro Bus Tour 2024 ISKCON Youth Bus Tours have been run since 1995 and has been vital in inspiring many members of the next generation. About fifty...
The Hare Krishna Primary School (Gurukul) invited the Deputy Prime Minister the Rt Hon Oliver Dowden MP to make a special visit, as it is such an unique school which lies within his constituency of Hertsmere. They wanted him to see the importance of a spiritual education and the difference it makes to the students...
The Friendship Group is a weekly gathering aimed at devotees who are at least 50 years old. It is an opportunity for participants to socialise and keep active within a devotional environment.
Navadvip Chandra das, one of the Manor’s senior brahmacaris recently took up a new role as Temple President of ISKCON South London. Around 40 years ago, devotees based at Bhaktivedanta Manor regularly stayed in the Croydon area and set up the foundations of Krishna Consciousness there. The temple in Enmore Road, Norwood, celebrated its 35th...
As a local author, lecturer, and educator, throughout his five books Rupa Vilas Dasa offers the history of the Vaishnava acaryas,
Bhaktivedanta Manor is famed for welcoming a diverse range of different groups, to teach its members about Krishna Consciousness and its values.
Dean Russell MP, delighted dignitaries and thousands of guests at Bhaktivedanta Manor during Sunday’s Ramanavami festival when he unveiled his painting of the Srila Prabhupada standing next to George Harrison of the Beatles.
Bhaktivedanta Manor and its huge community has always been a haven for the arts and indeed many types of service.
Drama in particular has been an important features of so many festivals and other special occasions, bringing devotional themes to life in fun and educational ways.
