Colours of Eid

Colours of Eid is a vibrant annual festival held in Luton, celebrating the beauty and diversity of Islamic culture through music, dance, storytelling, and parade performance. The festival’s inclusive spirit welcomes both Muslim and non-Muslim communities, creating a family-friendly atmosphere in the heart of the town.

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Three people sitting on chairs on a stage with a large screen behind them displaying the text 'Colors of Eid'. They are participating in a cultural or religious event, with microphones in front of them. The man on the left is wearing a pink shirt and
Group of young girls in traditional Turkish costumes holding a Turkish flag during a cultural event or celebration.
Two women posing outdoors: one in a pink traditional outfit with earrings and makeup, the other in a white outfit with sunglasses and a pearl necklace, making a peace sign.
A person wearing a blue glove is creating gold Arabic calligraphy on a blue canvas using a spray paint can.
A crowd watching a stage performance at an outdoor event in front of a modern building with a TK Maxx sign. The stage has a large LED screen displaying 'Colors of Eid,' and performers are on stage with colorful lighting.
An elderly woman smiling, wearing a red knit headwrap, a grey sweater, and a black-and-white scarf, holding a colorful umbrella, with an ornate netted backdrop.
Six women and one man sitting on stage at an outdoor event, with a colorful digital screen in the background displaying names of women recognized as queens.
Three people standing outdoors in front of a black tent, two men dressed in traditional Indian attire with pink turbans and a woman in an orange shawl, all smiling at the camera.