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Vallabhesh Mangalam is a sacred and joyous celebration that takes place at the Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple. This unique celebration commemorates the wedding of Shri. Ganesh and Devi Vallabha. There is a traditional wedding including all wedding rituals and the temple is decorated with flowers to enhance the wedding atmosphere. The Pandits recite the Mantras. All the wedding festivities are organized and then the idols of Lord Ganesha and Devi Vallabha are married with all the Hindu rituals. Devotees can also be part of this and witness all the functions at the temple. 

Sangeet Mahotsav, the Music Festival, resonates with melodious tunes that echo through the temple's premises. This festival is organized from Gudi Padwa to Ram Navami, marking the foundation day of the Temple. This event showcases the diverse musical talents of famous and well-known performers who come together to offer devotional songs and cultural melodies. The Music Festival underscores the temple's commitment to nurturing artistic expressions while invoking a sense of spirituality through the universal language of music. This music festival, organized by the Temple Trust, is free of cosy for all devotees. 

"Palkhi" refers to a traditional Maharashtrian cultural practice, a 1000-year-old tradition, where Warkaris (pilgrims) carry the "paduka" (footprints) of saints like Dnyaneshwar and Tukaram in a procession to Pandharpur, the sacred abode of Vithoba.

The Atirudra Mahayag is a grand Vedic ritual that holds profound spiritual significance at Shreemant Dagdusheth Halwai Ganpati Temple. It is organized during the holy month of Chaturmas. This annual event involves an intricate series of prayers, offerings, and ceremonies aimed at invoking blessings and positive energies. During this 11 day celebration, various rituals are performed including Rudra Hawan, Ganesh Yag, and Maha Laxmi Hawan Shri Sukt, among others. 125 priests come together to perform the elaborate ritual of Atirudra Maha Yag, which is believed to bring harmony, well-being, and spiritual upliftment. The Atirudra Mahayag reflects the temple's dedication to preserving ancient traditions and fostering a deeper connection between individuals and the divine. 

The Trust has always kept one foot forward when it comes to the holistic development of children. Trust offers guardianship to 550 underprivileged children across Pune wherein it looks after children’s education and beyond. To ensure complete safety and good health of the children, medical camps are conducted for the children. They are provided with free health insurance and counseling as well. Children are able to meet experienced counselors to talk about their mental health. Moreover, adolescent girls are provided expert guidance from health experts who guide them about their menstrual health and changing bodies. Trust aims at protecting its children thoroughly. If you are willing to make a donation, any amount you donate, big or small will be contributed to the wellbeing of the children. Click on the ‘Donate’ button below to make a donation. 

Ganesh Utsav stands as a monumental celebration that honors the divine essence of Lord Ganesha. With meticulous decorations, spirited processions, and a vibrant atmosphere, this 10-day celebration captures the heart of devotees and visitors alike. Every year, the temple creates a replica of one of the most prominent monument / temples of India as part of its décor to convey diversity and symbolize its story and message to the devotees and the world. Various important and prestigious personalities from all fields and walks of life visit the temple during this 10-day celebration to seek Bappa’s blessings. Various yags, poojas, abhishek, and programs like Mantra and Hari Jagar are conducted at the temple that brings together the divine spirit of all the devotees. The grand celebration reflects the temple's commitment to upholding traditions, fostering devotion, and providing a platform for cultural and spiritual unity on a grand scale. 

Gudhi Padwa is a spring festival marking the start of the lunisolar new year for Marathi and Konkani Hindus. It is celebrated in and around Maharashtra, Goa and Daman at the start of Chaitra, the first month of the lunisolar Hindu calendar.