Welcome & Introduction
SHREE GHANAPATHY TEMPLE
The Shree Ghanapathy Temple is one of the most innovative Hindu Temples of its kind.Since our opening in 1981, we have developed an unparalleled approach to serving the Hindu community throughout the world, whilst also contributing to and supporting the multicultural and diverse country that we live in. The Shree Ghanapathy Temple has been operating as a Hindu place of worship for over 40 years. From its first service on Sunday 12th September 1981, the Shree Ghanapathy Temple has grown and adapted to the changing needs of the Hindu Community. We have a holistic, diverse and inclusive approach in providing for the spiritual, and emotional needs of the community. Our temple is fortunate to have a group of amazing volunteers that reflects the diversity of those that use the Temple and its facilities. These volunteers are the cogs which keep the Temple moving and help to ensure that the Temple runs seamlessly throughout the year.
Special Messages
The temple is open continuously during our opening hours (we do not close during the hours shown). We have a small car park. There is pay and display on-street parking (subject to availability).With effect from Sunday 1 February 2026 we will be opening the temple every day from 8am (our closing time will remain as 9.30pm). We hope this will allow devotees a better opportunity to pray before they start their working day.
Opening Hours (Open continuously between:)
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Ekathasi
Friday 27th February
Pirathosham
Saturday 28th February
Pooranai
Monday 2nd March
Sathyanarayana Poojai
Monday 2nd March
Masi Maham
Monday 2nd March
Sankadahara Chathurthi
Friday 6th March
Ekathasi
Saturday 14th March
Pirathosham
Monday 16th March
Amavasai
Wednesday 18th March
Chathurthi
Sunday 22nd March: 8:00pm
Karthigai
Sunday 22nd March
Shashti
Monday 23rd March
Shree Rama Navami
Thursday 26th March
Ekathasi
Saturday 28th March
Yogaswami Guru Poojai
Saturday 28th March
Pirathosham
Monday 30th March
Everyone is welcome
The Temple was created to serve Lord Ganesha and his devotees, to give spiritual and emotional comfort to all those who need it.
The Temple is open to all who wish to come and pray, regardless of wealth or status, social background, gender identity or creed. We welcome those from outside our faith who wish to learn about our traditions and culture.