Poornima, Saamoohika Sri Satyanarayana Pooja
Shri Krishna Vrundavana, welcomes you and your family to be part of Shri Sathyanarayana Pooja Celebrations.
February 1, 2026
Sunday
Shri Krishna Vrundavana
A grand new Shri Krishna temple has been planned under the auspices of Shri Puttige Matha in greater Atlanta area for devotees.
With a sanctum, sanctorum of Udupi Shri Krishna, Shri Mukhyapraana devaru (Anjaneya) and Shri Gurusarvabauma Raghavendra Swamy, the temple provides the ambience for Shri Krishna Seva in a true sanatana dharma samparadaya (tradition).
Shri Puthige Mutt, Udipi
The Shri matha embraces the whole world as Shri Krishna Paramatma’s real pratheeka and endeavours to serve the world in all walks of life. The sole mission is to protect and abide the Sanathana Dharma as per the Vedic scriptures, further to propagate the tenets of Dwaita given by Shrimadaachaaryaru.
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Shri Shri Shri 1008 Sugunendra Theertha Swamiji
Shri Shri Shri 1008 Sugunendra Theertha Swamiji is the 29th Pointiff of Udupi Shri Puthige Matha , one of the Ashta (8) Mathas established by Jagadguru Shri Madhwacharya.
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SKV Atlanta
Shri Krishna Vrundavana, Atlanta serving the South East US region is one among the 12 branches of Puthige Matha in USA. Pooja is offered thrice daily to Udupi Shri Krishna , Shri Mukhyapraana devaru and Shri Gurusarvabauma Raghavendra Swamy.
- Pradhana Acharya JP Achar
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Guru Parampara
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Shri Krishna Vrundavana
Shri Krishna Vrundavana, Atlanta serving the South East US region is one among the 12 branches of Puthige Matha in USA. Nithya Pooja is offered thrice daily to Udupi Shri Krishna , Shri Mukhyapraana devaru and Shri Gurusarvabauma Raghavendra Swamy.
Serving Atlanta and South East USA since March 2018
Shri Krishna Vrundavana
A grand new Shri Krishna temple has been planned under the auspices of Shri Puttige Matha in greater Atlanta area for devotees.
With a sanctum, sanctorum of Udupi Shri Krishna, Shri Mukhyapraana devaru (Anjaneya) and Shri Gurusarvabauma Raghavendra Swamy, the temple provides the ambience for Shri Krishna Seva in a true sanatana dharma samparadaya (tradition).
Dhanur Masa Pooja
We extend a warm invitation to you and your family to join us in the auspicious celebration of Dhanurmasa Pooja at Shri Krishna Vrundavana. This divine event will take place from Tuesday, December 16th, 2025, to Wednesday, January 14th, 2026.
5:00 AM EST, Narasimha Abhisheka(Madhu Abhisheka) with Veda Mantra
6:00 AM EST, Thiruppavai Seva, 6:30 AM EST, Vishnu Sahasranama,
6:45 AM EST, Maha Naivedya and Maha Pooja
Maha Ganapati Homa 11:00am
Sankatahara Chaturthi is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, offers a unique blend of spiritual discipline and cultural tradition. By observing rituals like fasting and offering modakas, devotees receive blessings of Lord Ganesh, the remover of obstacles
Ekadashi
Jan 14, 2026
Wednesday
Ekadashi is a spiritually significant day that emphasizes fasting and devotion to Lord Vishnu, believed to cleanse sins and guide devotees towards liberation.
Dwadhashi Paaranam
Jan 15, 2026
Thursday
7:44 AM
Dwadashi is the 12th day of the lunar fortnight (either Shukla Paksha or Krishna Paksha).
On Dwadashi, devotees break the Ekadashi fast.
Paranam is the specific time period when the fast can be safely broken, traditionally calculated based on sunrise, tithi (lunar day), and nakshatr
Purandara Daasa Aradhana
Jan 18, 2026
Sunday
The Purandara Daasa Aradhana is a special devotional event that honors Purandara Daasa, the great saint and composer.
Shishira Ritu, Maagha Maasa Begins
Jan 19, 2026
Saturday
Maagha Masa (also spelled Magha month) is a month in the Hindu lunar calendar, typically falling around January–February in the Gregorian calendar. It is considered highly auspicious for spiritual practices, charity, and religious observances.
Ratha Sapthami
Ratha Saptami is a Hindu festival dedicated to Lord Surya (the Sun God), celebrated on the seventh day (Saptami) of the bright half (Shukla Paksha) of the Hindu month of Magha. It marks the sun’s northward journey (Uttarayana), symbolizing the arrival of longer days and the onset of the harvest season.
Bheeshmastami
Jan 26, 2026
Monday
Bheeshmashtami commemorates the day of Bhishma’s death or his attainment of Mahaparinirvana. Bhishma, the grandsire of the Kuru dynasty in the Mahabharata, was known for his devotion, wisdom, and vow of celibacy. The festival is observed on the 8th day (Ashtami) of the Shukla Paksha in the month of Magha (usually January–February).
Madhwa Navami, Vayustuti Purashcharana Homa @ 7:00 AM
Madhwa Navami is a significant festival for followers of the Madhwa (Madhvacharya) tradition of Dvaita Vedantain Hinduism. It is observed on the ninth day (Navami) of the bright half (Shukla Paksha) of the Hindu month of Magha/Phalguna, which is known as a sacred day of remembrance for his disappearance.
Ekadashi
Jan 28, 2026
Wednesday
Ekadashi is a spiritually significant day that emphasizes fasting and devotion to Lord Vishnu, believed to cleanse sins and guide devotees towards liberation.
Dwadhashi Paaranam
Jan 29, 2026
Thursday
7:37 AM
Dwadashi is the 12th day of the lunar fortnight (either Shukla Paksha or Krishna Paksha).
On Dwadashi, devotees break the Ekadashi fast.
Paranam is the specific time period when the fast can be safely broken, traditionally calculated based on sunrise, tithi (lunar day), and nakshatra
Ekadashi
Feb 12, 2026
Thursday
Ekadashi is a spiritually significant day that emphasizes fasting and devotion to Lord Vishnu, believed to cleanse sins and guide devotees towards liberation.
Dwadashi Paaranam, after 10:33 AM (Harivasara)
Feb 13, 2026
Friday
10:33 AM
Ekadashi
Feb 27, 2026
Friday
Ekadashi is a spiritually significant day that emphasizes fasting and devotion to Lord Vishnu, believed to cleanse sins and guide devotees towards liberation.
Dwadashi Paaranam, after 07:09 AM (Sunrise)
Feb 28, 2026
Saturday
7:09 AM
Sankastahara Chaturthy - Ganapathy Homa @ 8:00 AM
Sankatahara Chaturthi is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, offers a unique blend of spiritual discipline and cultural tradition. By observing rituals like fasting and offering modakas, devotees receive blessings of Lord Ganesh, the remover of obstacles
Shri Vyasaraja Aradhana
Mar 8, 2026
Sunday
The Shri Vyasaraja Aradhana is the annual memorial festival dedicated to Sri Vyasaraja Tirtha (also known as Vyasatirtha), a 15th-century saint, philosopher, and the Royal Guru (Rajaguru) of the Vijayanagara Empire. The 2026 Aradhana Mahotsava marks the 487th anniversary of his attaining Brindavana
DAY LIGHT SAVINGS BEGINS
Mar 8, 2026
Sunday
Ekadashi, Meena Samkramana
Mar 14, 2026
Saturday
Ekadashi is a spiritually significant day that emphasizes fasting and devotion to Lord Vishnu, believed to cleanse sins and guide devotees towards liberation.
Shravanopavasa (Extended day fasting)
Mar 15, 2026
Sunday
"Sharavanopavasa" after Ekadashi refers to an extended, two-day fasting observance that occurs when the Shravana Nakshatra (a specific lunar mansion) coincides with the Dwadashi Tithi (the 12th day, immediately following Ekadashi). This is also known as Shravana Dwadashi or, in some contexts, as a form of Mahadwadashi fasting
Dwadhashi Paaranam after 7:49 AM (Sunrise)
Mar 16, 2026
Monday
Dwadashi is the 12th day of the lunar fortnight (either Shukla Paksha or Krishna Paksha).
On Dwadashi, devotees break the Ekadashi fast.
Paranam is the specific time period when the fast can be safely broken, traditionally calculated based on sunrise, tithi (lunar day), and nakshatra
YUGADI (Lunar), Parabhava Samvatsara,
Vasanta Rutu, Chaitra Maasa Begins
Mar 19, 2026
Thursday
Yugadi marks the beginning of the Hindu Lunar New Year and the onset of the Parabhava Samvatsara (the 40th in the 60-year cycle). Celebrated in Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana, it signifies spring, renewal, and is observed with prayers, Ugadi Pachadi, and cleaning homes.
Ekadashi
Mar 28, 2026
Saturday
Ekadashi is a spiritually significant day that emphasizes fasting and devotion to Lord Vishnu, believed to cleanse sins and guide devotees towards liberation.
Dwadhashi Paaranam after 7:30 AM (Sunrise)
Mar 29, 2026
Sunday
Dwadashi is the 12th day of the lunar fortnight (either Shukla Paksha or Krishna Paksha).
On Dwadashi, devotees break the Ekadashi fast.
Paranam is the specific time period when the fast can be safely broken, traditionally calculated based on sunrise, tithi (lunar day), and nakshatra
Hanuman Jayanti, Pavamana Homa 8:00am
Apr 1, 2026
Wednesday
8:00 AM
Sankastahara Chaturthy - Ganapathy Homa @ 8:00 AM, Ranga Pooje @ 6:00 PM
Sankatahara Chaturthi is dedicated to Lord Ganesha, offers a unique blend of spiritual discipline and cultural tradition. By observing rituals like fasting and offering modakas, devotees receive blessings of Lord Ganesh, the remover of obstacles
Meena Samkramana, Ekadashi
Apr 13, 2026
Monday
Ekadashi is a spiritually significant day that emphasizes fasting and devotion to Lord Vishnu, believed to cleanse sins and guide devotees towards liberation.
YUGADI (SOLAR), Dwadhashi Paaranam after 7:10AM (Sunrise)
Apr 14, 2026
Tuesday
7:10 AM
Dwadashi is the 12th day of the lunar fortnight (either Shukla Paksha or Krishna Paksha).
On Dwadashi, devotees break the Ekadashi fast.
Paranam is the specific time period when the fast can be safely broken, traditionally calculated based on sunrise, tithi (lunar day), and nakshatr
Srinivasa Kalayana 9.00 AM - 2.00 PM
As we celebrate the sacred Srinivasa Kalyana, we humbly invite all devotees to partake in the divine seva of grocery offerings. Your generous contributions will help prepare prasada 🍚🍯 for neivedya to the Lord 🙏🕉️ and serve the fellow devotees with annadana, making this auspicious celebration complete.
Akshaya Thritiya
Apr 19, 2026
Sunday
Ekadashi
Apr 27, 2026
Monday
Ekadashi is a spiritually significant day that emphasizes fasting and devotion to Lord Vishnu, believed to cleanse sins and guide devotees towards liberation.
Dwadhashi Paaranam after 6:53 AM and before 9:22 AM
Apr 28, 2026
Tuesday
6:53 AM
Dwadashi is the 12th day of the lunar fortnight (either Shukla Paksha or Krishna Paksha).
On Dwadashi, devotees break the Ekadashi fast.
Paranam is the specific time period when the fast can be safely broken, traditionally calculated based on sunrise, tithi (lunar day), and nakshatr
Testimonials
Very serene temple. The priest was very knowledgeable and is a very good spiritual guide. We performed a religious function, and we were very happy and felt really good about the way the ceremony was conducted.
Prahalad Pateel
Local Guide
Great worship place and definitely the feel and the presence of the idols and brindavan will make you blessed. Small and well maintained temple, all leading festivals some event will be performed here. Must visit at least once!!!
Arunaprasad Chandrasekharan
Local Guide
It is a very divine place, celebrates all major Hindu festivals with extreme pomp and piety with daily anna daana. The priests are very knowledgeable and can answer questions on anything related.
Arjun Bhatt
Devotee
The temple hosts several wonderful events. I was glad to be part of one such event.
Rupal Vaishnav
Associate District Attorney
It was a momentous occasion for all of us. We had a divine opportunity to be part of the event.
Bob Erramilli
City Council Member
"Doing dharma is akin to breathing"
as one would never stop breathing, one should not stop following dharma
His Holiness Shri Shri Sugunendra Theertha Swamiji