8 Diwali Melas In Delhi NCR To Keep Your Festive Spirits High

Shop at Dastkar for all things colourful and festive. Not that we need an excuse to support local artisans and homegrown brands, but we're sure that when you see the handloom bed covers, sheets, kantha embroidery sarees, chanderi silks, kurtas with block prints, embroidery and more, you'll want it all. Plus, accessories, such as leather bags that are hand-painted, handcrafted juttis, chunky necklaces and thread art earrings will make your festive outfits look even better. For specific Diwali shopping, check out the diyas, lamps, door hangings with flowers, baskets and boxes to give gifts in, as well as a few stalls with all-natural and organic bath, body and beauty products. 

When: 3 October to 15 October, 11 AM - 7 PM

Where: Nature Bazaar Venue, Andheria Modh 

Entry: INR 40 

The ever-popular Diwali Mela held by the Blind Relief Association is back in 2025. For us, it's a trip down the nostalgic road as we have been regulars for years. The Blind Relief Association Diwali Bazaar 2025 is a week-long event featuring an endless number of stalls with vendors from across the country. There's women's clothing, with sky as the limit for designs and fabrics. There's also loads of soft furnishings and decor for the home. Don't miss on the ready made snacks and dry fruit stalls for sorting your Diwali gifts. Of course, there's food stalls to recharge you after your shopping spree but skip them if you want to because they are a tad overpriced. Yet, the highlight remains to be the Blind Relief Association’s colourful candles and diyas, which were the primary objective for the event to be initiated over four decades ago. You can expect the Blind Relief Association stall to have scented candles, pretty diyas, gift bags, and envelopes, and this time around, they will also have organisers, ring bags, laptop bags, sling bags, palazzo pants, and dining sets.

Stalls We Recommend:

For Women's Fashion: The Atelier Design (D76C), Poshaak (D97C), Riwayat By Ashima (D50C), Khanijo Fab (D12), Bohoteek By Mehak (D24), Nonna Sarna, Mahira Creations (D68C), Gujarat Hasthkala (C34), Lyore By K&N (D96C) and Amber Art Furn (C29)

For Home Decor: Simply Glassic (C31C), Sajili (D93C), Healing Art Foundation (D51), Ayraa Home Accessories (D49C), Akway (D46C), Pots & More (D21), The Bamboo Co (B33) and Design Station (A14)

For Ready-Made Snacks And Chutneys: Raja BKG Products, House Of Dry Fruits and Afghan Organic Dry Fruits

When: 11 October to 17 October, 10:30 AM - 8 PM

Where: The Blind Relief Association, Delhi, Lal Bahadur Shastri Marg, Near Hotel Oberoi

Entry: Free 

Social Media: @blindreliefassociation.delhi

LBB Tip: Blind Relief Association is also selling Diwali goodies online.

The already buzzing Dilli Haat transforms into a festive shopping oasis with the Diwali Bazaar. You'll find everything from clothes and accessories to home decor and handicraft products. The food stalls remain as delicious and inviting as ever. Head here to kick off your Diwali prep! This year, there will be over 200 stalls offering great food and top-notch fashion. You can also find entertaining programs and a kids' zone, so while you are busy shopping, the children are having a great time too!

When: 11 October to 13 October, 11 AM - 10 PM

Where: Dilli Haat, Pitampura

Entry Fee: INR 10- INR 20

The Diwali Bazaar is happening on 11 October this year, and it is going to be a day full of fun. This one is all about celebrating through soulful music, conscious shopping, and engaging in Earth-friendly Diwali traditions. The event will kickstart with a heritage walk, then there will be community rangoli making, followed by storytelling sessions, workshops, and folk music.

When: 11 October, 11 AM - 8 PM

Where: Sunder Nursery

Entry: INR 250 for walk and all workshops

Noida Haat Diwali Utsav is culture, craftsmanship, cuisine, and celebration all coming together to offer you an unforgettable experience. There are going to be lots of stalls displaying everything from authentic handicrafts and traditional textiles to home decor and festive essentials. Moreover, there will be cultural performances, folk music, and dance to keep your festive spirits high. Fun-filled activities for kids and DIY workshops will also be available!

When: Till 20 October, 12 PM - 9 PM

Where: Noida Haat, Sector-33A (Behind ISKCON Temple) 

Entry: Free

Gurugram folks, you will be delighted to know that your go-to spot, CyberHub, is back with another edition of Diwali Mela, The Diwali Edit. Curated by HandpickedbyPC Experiences, this is the place to find all kinds of treasures, including a range of festive gifts and all you will need to keep you and your home bright as ever!

When: Till 15 October, 12 PM - 11:30 PM

Where: DLF CyberHub

Entry: NA

Diwali Carnival is here to make this festive season for you and your family & friends more magical and musical. It's going to be the grandest 20-day fest where you can play, eat, and repeat! Expect fire shows, tambola nights, darbuka nights, puppet shows, mascot parade, DJ nights, and more. And, of course, there will be flea markets for you to shop till you drop!

When: Till 19 October, 12 PM to 10 PM

Where: District 9, Sector 32A, Noida

Entry: INR 199 onwards

If you are looking to celebrate a highly culture-driven Diwali this year, then attend Tales of India happening in Worldmark, Gurgaon. It's going to be a four-day extravaganza; the itinerary includes Karva Chauth celebration on the 9th, followed by tabla, sitar, and violin performances on the 10th, kathakali performance on the 11th, and, lastly, puppet shows on the 12th.

When:  9 October to 12 October, 12 PM onwards

Where: Worldmark, Gurgaon

Entry: Free