Utsav Choir
The unified Utsav Choir leads carols and festive songs on the outdoor stage.
The Kingdom Network presents
Christmas celebration for the whole family, featuring music, dance, food, and games. Everyone is welcome.
SaturdayDecember 53 to 8 PM at Eastmark Outdoor Stage, Mesa
A one-of-a-kind Christmas UTSAV Fest
Starlight Kids Choir
Our youngest voices take the stage with Christmas songs of their own.
Utsav Choreo team
Colorful, high-energy performances that bring the whole crowd to its feet.
Utsav Production
A Christmas play staged live under the lights.
Journey to Bethlehem
Food Stalls
A festive food court for a great family day out.
Kids & youth
Message Soccer Ball
Every kid takes home a soccer ball with a special message and a QR code to scan.
Every age
Game & Event Stalls
Games for every age.
Little ones
Kids activity
Activities for kids all evening, so the little ones have a corner of the fest of their own.
Kids & youth
Message Soccer Ball
Every kid takes home a soccer ball with a special message and a QR code to scan.
Every age
Game & Event Stalls
Games for every age.
Little ones
Kids activity
Activities for kids all evening, so the little ones have a corner of the fest of their own.
The journey so far
Four chapters. One celebration.
Chapter oneThe Pioneer
SBC
With Sheldon & Bonny Andrews, a first-of-its-kind concert brought different communities together for the very first time.
- ~350
- people
- ~20
- volunteers
- 1st
- concert of its kind
Chapter twoThe Team
Bethel Church
A growing volunteer team brought Utsav to life with music, drama and creativity, telling the Christmas story on stage.
- 300
- people
- 25
- volunteers
Chapter threeThe Breakthrough (ASU)
ASU Student Pavilion, Tempe — in partnership with ASU | LAMP IAG
Against all odds, the first concert of its kind at ASU, with Allen Ganta as guest. Students enjoyed a Christmas play, carols and festive cheer.
- ~300
- people
- 30
- volunteers
- 1st
- concert of its kind
Chapter fourCarols in Town
Curry Leaf, Desi Chowrastha & local stores
Santa, a guitar and Christmas carols filled busy Indian restaurants and local stores, spreading cheer to owners and guests alike.
Good to know
Is it really free?
Yes. Entry is free for everyone. Registering tells us how many to expect, and you get a pass with a QR code for a quick check-in.
Can I come without registering?
Walk-ins are welcome. Registering ahead gets your pass to your inbox and makes check-in faster.
Can I bring my family and friends?
Please do. Add everyone in your group when you register. If plans change, register again with the same phone number to update it.
Is food included?
Food stalls sell festive favorites on site, so bring a card or cash.
Is it outdoors?
Yes, it's an outdoor stage. December evenings in Mesa cool down quickly after sunset, so bring a layer.
What is the Stamp & Collect passport?
A game for the whole family at the festival. Every stall has its own QR code. Scan it with your phone camera and a gold stamp appears in your passport. Your phone number is your passport, so there is nothing to carry.
How do I play Stamp & Collect?
Open your pass on your phone, visit the stalls, and scan each stall's QR code to collect its stamp. Collect them all to get a goody bag and an entry into the lucky draw, announced on the big screen during the evening.
Where do I park?
Parking details will be posted here before the event.
