Free Online Session - Why We Celebrate Ganesh Chaturthi?

Ganesh Chaturthi came and passed by! We had Ganpati at home, but were we able to explain to our kids why we did, what we did?

Join for a free workshop for Kids age 5- 12 hosted by Vancouver Indian Forum & presented by Vagmi Baxi from Bloom Your Dharma. This is a free workshop at a glimpse of what we do and how we operate our classes on Hinduism and Indian Culture. This session will be delivered through engaging storytelling and fun, interactive play-based learning.

Raising children in the modern world with all its distractions can make them disconnected from their cultural roots. Parents and families trying to maintain these connections while juggling their own busy lives and doing it alone is often insufficient. Children need to learn with others their own age and from similar cultural backgrounds.

### Event Details

Date: September 13, 2025
Time: 11:00 AM – 12 PM
Platform: Google Meet
Registration: Please fill this google form to receive the google meet link

### Session Highlights

• Suitable for young and older children
• Engaging, interactive group session
• Theme/Subject-focused class
• Interactive games

### About The Presenter

Vagmi Baxi, Founder of Bloom Your Dharma (BYD) and Facilitator. Vagmi is a devoted mom of three with experience in virtual instruction to students of culture. She is devoted to inspiring the next generation to embrace the culture, religion, dharma as a guiding force in their lives. As a first-generation immigrant, she carries a deep connection to her Vedic roots, shaped by the philosophies of world-renowned multiple organizations.

Passionate about preserving and sharing timeless wisdom, Vagmi believes in meeting the younger generation where they are—blending tradition with technology and presenting dharma in ways that resonate with today’s fast-paced, globalized world. Through her work, she strives to build bridges between ancient knowledge and modern living, creating pathways for cultural continuity and spiritual growth for generations to come.