1. Mahashivratri Utsav is celebrated every year with Laghurudrabhishek followed by Sangeet seva & Mahaprasad.
  2. Ramnavmi - Janmotsav of Lord Rama is celebrated on Chaitra Shuddha Navami at 12 noon followed by Sangeet seva and Mahaprasad.
  3. Samadhi Sthapana Din – On 1st May, 2004 the installation of Samadhi of our Param Guru Poojya Leelatai Karve took place. Therefore, every year on 1st May the Samadhi Sthapana Din is celebrated. Abhishek is performed on Poojya Tai’s Samadhi with chanting of Gurugeeta and few chapters of Srimad Bhagwad Geeta. Sangeet seva is performed by eminent artists followed by Mahaprasad.
  4. Guru Poornima - Sri Gurupoornima is celebrated at the temple every year. Abhishek is performed on the ‘Samadhi’ followed by reciting Guru Geeta and Mahaprasad.
  5. Sri Krishna Janmashtami - Sri Krishna Janmashtami is celebrated every year. The celebration begins with abhishek to Lord Dwarkadhish, Mahapooja and Shringar followed by Mahaprasad and Geetapathan. In the evening, sangeetseva, abhishek, chanting and at midnight Sri Krishna Janma celebration takes place followed by Prasad.
  6. Gopalkala - Gopalkala is celebrated on the next day. Govindas from neighbouring villages come in the procession and break the handi.
  7. Deep Utsav – Ashwin Krishna Dwadashi is observed as Gurudwadashi which is equally important and auspicious in Guruparampara. To celebrate this occasion all the devotees come together and perform abhishek at the feet of Jagadguru Lord Dwarkadhish and on the Samadhi of our Param Guru Poojya Leelatai. This being the first day of Diwali, Deep Utsav is celebrated by lighting lamps, fireworks and distributing sweets to the poor villagers.
  8. Nutan Varsha Swagat "Farewell to Outgoing Year and Welcoming the New Year" - In order to celebrate the new year eve in a totally different atmosphere, our trust arranges a get-together of all the Krishna devotees specially youngsters who would like to give farewell to the Outgoing year by chanting “Om Namo Bhagwate Vasudevay” showering flowers at Lord Dwarkadhish at midnight.