Lit diyas and colorful flowers sit in the foreground of a Diwali Night event flyer featuring a dark blue starry background adorned with hanging lanterns and orange marigold garlands.

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Diwali Night Ticket

Light shared is light multipliedJoin SciCook at SciEats to celebrate Diwali together: an evening of food, color, light, music and community. Open to all.What is Diwali?Diwali (Deepavali, meaning &quot;row of lights&quot;) is the Festival of Lights, celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and many Buddhists in India and around the world. It marks the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Families light lamps, decorate their homes with rangoli, share sweets and come together with friends and neighbors.Festive ThaliA thali is a traditional Indian platter that brings a complete, balanced meal together on one plate. Two options:<ul fr-original-style="text-align: start;" style="text-align: start; box-sizing: inherit;"><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Vegetarian / Vegan thali: appetizer, two vegetable entr&eacute;es, roti (Indian flatbread), rice, salad and mithai (Indian sweets)</li><li fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: inherit;">Non-vegetarian thali: appetizer, one vegetable and one non-vegetarian entr&eacute;e, roti, rice, salad and mithai</li></ul>Masala ChaiChai is India&rsquo;s everyday drink of hospitality: black tea simmered with milk and warming spices such as ginger, cardamom, cinnamon and clove.Diyas and RangoliA diya is a small clay oil lamp. Lighting diyas welcomes light, hope and good fortune. Rangoli is colorful art made on the floor with colored powders, rice or flower petals to welcome guests.One Community Rangoli and a Chain of LightTogether we will create one big community rangoli, with everyone adding color so the design is completed by all of us as one community. Then we will gather in a circle for a diya ceremony, passing the flame from lamp to lamp to form a chain of light, in the spirit of one community.Indian Classical Music and DanceEnjoy Indian classical music and dance throughout the evening.Tickets: $15 per person, open to allSpots are limited, so please RSVP by Sunday, Nov 1 with the RSVP &amp; Get Tickets button. Pay by card (Zeffy) or Zelle (scicooksd). Free and discounted tickets (1 guest) are available on request, no questions asked. Additional community donations are appreciated.Every ticket supports All In, SciCook&rsquo;s community meal program.Saturday, Nov 7, 2026 &middot; 6:00&ndash;8:00 PM SciEats, 3725 30th St, San Diego, CA 92104Tickets are $15. Limited spots &mdash; please RSVP by Nov 1. Free or discounted meals are available on request at scicook.org; if you received a code, enter it at checkout.Every ticket supports All In, SciCook&#39;s community meal program. SciCook is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit &mdash; Food. Science. Community.

Light shared is light multipliedJoin SciCook at SciEats to celebrate Diwali together: an evening of food, color, light, music and community. Open to all.What is Diwali?Diwali (Deepavali, meaning "row of lights") is the Festival of Lights, celebrated by Hindus, Sikhs, Jains and many Buddhists in India and around the world. It marks the victory of light over darkness and good over evil. Families light lamps, decorate their homes with rangoli, share sweets and come together with friends and neighbors.Festive ThaliA thali is a traditional Indian platter that brings a complete, balanced meal together on one plate. Two options:<ul><li>Vegetarian / Vegan thali: appetizer, two vegetable entrées, roti (Indian flatbread), rice, salad and mithai (Indian sweets)</li><li>Non-vegetarian thali: appetizer, one vegetable and one non-vegetarian entrée, roti, rice, salad and mithai</li></ul>Masala ChaiChai is India’s everyday drink of hospitality: black tea simmered with milk and warming spices such as ginger, cardamom, cinnamon and clove.Diyas and RangoliA diya is a small clay oil lamp. Lighting diyas welcomes light, hope and good fortune. Rangoli is colorful art made on the floor with colored powders, rice or flower petals to welcome guests.One Community Rangoli and a Chain of LightTogether we will create one big community rangoli, with everyone adding color so the design is completed by all of us as one community. Then we will gather in a circle for a diya ceremony, passing the flame from lamp to lamp to form a chain of light, in the spirit of one community.Indian Classical Music and DanceEnjoy Indian classical music and dance throughout the evening.Tickets: $15 per person, open to allSpots are limited, so please RSVP by Sunday, Nov 1 with the RSVP &amp; Get Tickets button. Pay by card (Zeffy) or Zelle (scicooksd). Free and discounted tickets (1 guest) are available on request, no questions asked. Additional community donations are appreciated.Every ticket supports All In, SciCook’s community meal program.Saturday, Nov 7, 2026 · 6:00–8:00 PM SciEats, 3725 30th St, San Diego, CA 92104Tickets are $15. Limited spots — please RSVP by Nov 1. Free or discounted meals are available on request at scicook.org; if you received a code, enter it at checkout.Every ticket supports All In, SciCook's community meal program. SciCook is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit — Food. Science. Community.

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Diwali Night

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Diwali Night Ticket

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