Come to Maharaja’s Haveli for Republic Day Celebrations with Carnival activities planned all day long.

Kids
Have fun on the giant JUMPING CASTLE
Colour an INDIAN FLAG and hang it up for a mass display of thranga colours

For all
Witness a thranga food display
Enjoy a short patriotic republic day documentary played regularly throughout the day
Watch the screening of the Gandhi movie in the evening

WHAT BETTER WAY CAN YOU CELEBRATE INDIAN REPUBLIC DAY BUT IN SYDNEY’S BEST INDIAN ICON!

Ho Ho Ho enjoy this Christmas season at Maharaja’s Haveli.

Kids visiting Maharaja’s Haveli in recent weeks have stood gazing in amazement at the enormous Christmas Tree greeting them on arrival.

The ‘Make a Christmas wish on Maharaja’s Haveli’s Christmas Wishing Tree’ campaign has been going strong. Hundreds of kids have already completed and tied their wish tags to Santa on the Christmas tree. Kids you have up until 9:00 pm on Friday 23rd December to join the fun. Maharaja’s Haveli will make the drawn winners wish come true.

The kids holiday season continues into January 2012. Indian Republic Day is celebrated on the 26th January and this year we are planning something big at Maharaja’s Haveli. Throughout January Kids can colour the Indian flag and write a few lines on their own perception of India and display it around the Haveli. By Thursday the 26th January we are expecting the Haveli to be swamped by Indian flags. We are also hoping to play a short documentary (on the hour) to promote this patriotic day. Fun activities and games will be happening for kids all day.

Come to Maharaja’s Haveli this Festive Season.

India is mourning the passing away of it’s greatest ghazal singer – Jagjit Singh Ji.

Maharaja’s Haveli is paying tribute to the LEGEND by holding a gala concert this Friday evening (11/11/2011) at 7:00 pm,
on-site at 14 Douglas Road Quakers Hill. Singing a long list of his greatest ghazal hits will be local artists Mintoo, Riyaz Shah,
Adnan and Asha Sharma.

The Mehfil on Friday is highly anticipated by Jagjit Singh’s exuberant fans. The mood and setting will be of a traditional ‘ghazal’
performance. Maharaja’s Haveli is expected to set a new bench mark for live intimate performances!

If you want to be part of the elite group to witness the first of many such events, then come along.

Check our website for further details…

Maharaja’s Haveli is ablaze this month celebrating a busy festive season.

* Last Thursday (6th Oct 2011), rain halted the traditional alighting of ‘Ravan’ to mark the occasion of Dussehra but the plenty that visited the Haveli were treated to fresh hot Jalebi’s and mithai.

** This Saturday (15th Oct 2011) you can be part of our Karva Chauth event by witnessing the love and devotion of married couples or join the couples in the vrat pooja ceremony and enjoy a heavenly feast afterwards. Neena has been successfully arranging this event for dedicated Sydney couples for the past 5 years and this year has added extra zest to the evening. Contact Neena on 0413208235 or Dolly at Maharaja’s Haveli on 96261913 to make sure you are part of our evening.

*** Next week-end (22nd Oct – 23rd Oct) Maharaja’s Haveli is showcasing true blue Indian talent during our Diwali Mela & Trade Fair event. It is an opportunity to show our community, the services, the products, the opportunities that may not be known to them. Nb. This is an awareness initiative NOT a personal gain motive. Contact Satinder on 0419213064 at Maharaja’s Haveli to secure your spot today!

Nani and Gargi are known in the Indian Community of Australia as staging spectacular events but none more extravaganza or touching as the Maha Navratri Festival held at Rose Hill racecourse on the evening of Friday the 30th September 2011. Nothing was left to your imagination and no expenses were spared. It was a mammoth effort by a small team of true believers and friends who helped Nani and Gargi make it all possible.

Maharaja’s Haveli stood alone pleasing appetites, satisfying taste buds and delivering the unique style of appetisers, food and beverages that the Maharaja’s brand is known for.

It was a religious and worshipping occasion with Pandit ji’s performing rituals all evening. It was a traditional and cultural showcase where everyone truly belonged. It was a time to rejoice, a time to reminisce and a time to feel tremendously proud of our background and heritage. Nani and Gargi you have UNITED all Australian Indian’s.

Sydney sider’s are already craving for a bigger Maha Navratri festival in 2012.

One amazing Venue, Maharaja’s Haveli at Quakers Hill is exactly that, absolutlely breathtaking! It is a place of Interest, a place to Visit, a place to Eat In, a place to Relax In, a place of Nostalga, Captivity and Fun for the whole family. Maharaja’s Haveli has become Sydney’s local Indian icon and a must on every visitors wish list. The only venue open 365 days of the year showcasing Indian culture, food and hospitality at it’s best.

Come and see what the craze is all about!