Event day | Parking Instructions

BDB Durga Puja / By kdebdeep

We understand that event parking is typically a cause of headache, and we do everything in our collective wisdom to ensure a seamless experience for you when it comes to event logistics.

When you arrive at the pandal premises (16 Minuteman Ln, Plymouth, MA), you will notice signs for John Alden Club and/or Boston Durgabari, in difficult-to-miss fluorescent backgrounds, to guide you to the available parking spots. All our parking for patrons are within the clearly marked parking lots. See the above illustration for reference.

Please avoid parking at the lower level, for being considerate towards the members of our hosts, the John Alden Sportsmans club and our tireless volunteers, who may need the closest parking spots for facilitating the event smoothly.

"BDB DurgaPujo is one that is close to my heart. It simple but homely atmosphere is what we love. I will come back every year with my family for the adda and of course food" - Deepen G.

"We travel all the way from Rhode Island every year to Durga Barir Pujo. Everyone is so young and friendly. The organizers always made us feel welcome and at home. Looking forward to another year of great Pujo experience" - Indrani M.

"I have been attending Durga Puja events at Durga Bari for quite a few years. It has been a very satisfying and pleasurable experience. The organizers and volunteers are always pleasant to the visitors and provide support to those who may need so. No one goes back with unhappy experiences. All this is provided without any pressure of mandated subscription. They all work very hard to make this a successful event. We wish them a great success years to come" - Sreelekha M.

"BDB is one of the most coveted Durga Puja which happens on the exact dates as per Panjika for five days. It’s non-ticketed but you still get delicious food and free entertainment. I always want to visit and meet my friends there" - Arindam C.
"Since coming to the US 8 years ago, I have missed home during the Pujas. And in search for some semblance of home, I have been all around the Northern East Coast Pujas. However, the moment I stepped into the BDB pandal for the first time, I was transported back to the “para’r pandal” back home. Here, I found a community that was accepting, welcoming, and nostalgically familiar. So this is my home for the Pujas now" - Saswata P.