Sheraton Grand Palace Indore invites guests to embrace the warmth, abundance, and cultural richness of the harvest season with its exclusive Lohri and Makar Sankranti celebrations. Designed to capture the essence of India’s diverse festive traditions, these events promise immersive experiences that delight the senses, from décor and music to thoughtfully curated menus inspired by regional specialties.
The festivities commence with a Lohri-Themed Dinner on 13th January, 2026, at S Café. Guests will step into a setting adorned with rustic décor, vibrant phulkari accents, and a traditional bonfire, evoking the heart of Punjabi winter celebrations. Chef Karam Dogra and his team have meticulously crafted a buffet honoring North Indian culinary traditions. The menu features iconic dishes such as Makki di Roti and Sarson da Saag, complemented by an assortment of jaggery-based treats including Punjabi Pinni, Gajak, and Rewari—perfectly encapsulating the soulful spirit of Lohri. The dinner runs from 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM, offering an evening of flavours, warmth, and togetherness.
Carrying forward the festive spirit, the Makar Sankranti Brunch on 14th January, 2026, celebrates harvest traditions from across India. From Puliyodharai and Undhiyu to Sesame-Flavoured Vegetable Curry with Rajgira Poori and Bhogichi Bhaji, the menu reflects a colourful culinary journey. Sweet indulgences such as Puran Poli, Sakkarai Sadam, and Nolen Gurer Payesh complete the spread. The ambience, enriched by bright kite-themed décor, handcrafted kites, vibrant streamers, and live folk music, evokes the joy and energy of Sankranti. Children can partake in kite colouring, traditional games, and craft activities, making the brunch an engaging celebration for all ages. The brunch runs from 12:30 PM to 3:30 PM at S Café.
Through these thoughtfully designed events, Sheraton Grand Palace Indore goes beyond dining, offering guests an opportunity to connect with cultural heritage, savour seasonal flavours, and create lasting memories. Whether it’s the intimate warmth of a Lohri dinner or the vibrant charm of a Sankranti brunch, the celebrations promise moments of joy, flavour, and togetherness—truly embodying the spirit of the harvest season.
