Langar & Seva
Langar
Langar is a free community meal, cooked and served by volunteers and eaten sitting together. It is served to everyone who comes — Sikh or not, and whether or not you have been before.
Coming for Langar
Nothing to book and nothing to pay. Come as you are, cover your head, and sit down — somebody will show you where.
- Fridayfrom 8:45 PM, after Anand Sahib · Ardaas · Samapti
- Sundayfrom 12:45 PM, after Anand Sahib · Ardaas · Samapti
The full programme · Visiting for the first time
To confirm — when Langar is served. The times above are taken from the published programme, where each Diwan ends with “Langar follows” — they are observed practice rather than something the BOD has confirmed (register A4, A14).
Offering Langar Seva
Families sponsor a Langar for the Sangat — often to mark an anniversary, a birth, or the memory of someone. Seva means voluntary service, and this is one of its ordinary forms.
- Friday Langar SevaIncludes Seva for Kirtan, Katha and LangariyaFridays · next open Friday 18 September$250
- Sunday Langar SevaIncludes Seva for Kirtan, Katha and LangariyaSundays · next open Sunday 13 September$350
- Langar Seva WeekdaysIncludes Seva for Kirtan, Katha and LangariyaMonday to Saturday · next open Saturday 12 September$250
- Private FunctionFull-day bookingAny day · next open Saturday 12 September$1,100
Payment is never required to reserve a date. You may offer Seva at Gurdwara Sahib, or online afterwards, whichever suits you.
To confirm — the amounts above, the exact terms and conditions text, slot capacity, how far ahead a family may book, and the cancellation policy (register A4). Every one of them is a row in the database, changeable without a deployment.
Choose a date
What is already booked, and what is still open. Tap a Seva to see whose it is; tap an open date to take it.
September 2026 – October 202650 dates open
September 2026
October 2026
Choose an open date to book it. Tap a Seva already on the calendar to see what it is.
If you are cooking Langar
- Langar items must not contain egg or meat.
- Please avoid nuts in Langar items. This Gurudwara Sahib is a Nut-Free zone.
- Degh is prepared at Gurdwara Sahib. Outside degh is not allowed.
- Snacks and groceries are the Sevak Parivar's responsibility.
- The Sevak Parivar is asked to be present and be involved during Langar preparation.
Rather speak to someone?
For a date that is already taken, a larger function, or anything the form does not cover, please call the Gurdwara and a trustee will arrange it with you.