If you didn't manage to catch any fireworks this weekend then Neasden Temple is marking Diwali and Hindu New Year on Sunday with an epic light display.
The festival of lights is a time when charity, goodwill, and family values are celebrated by Hindus across the world as they light candles to mark the triumph of good over evil, and light over darkness.
This year's Diwali festivities culminate on Sunday, November 12 when the BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir - popularly known as Neasden Temple - hosts what are thought to be the country's largest Diwali and Hindu New Year celebrations - and is inviting local residents to join them.
Their website reads: "Open to one and all, the celebrations are an opportunity for families to enjoy the traditions, colours and rich culture of the Hindu faith.
"Join us at BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir for one of the UK's iconic community celebrations, marked with a host of free, devotional activities for the whole family."
The Mandir Shrines will be open from 10am-7pm on Sunday, with the chance to buy souvenirs and eat from food stalls in the 'Diwali Village' on Brentfield Road - from 1.30pm.
The highlight of the celebrations is a free firework display at 7.30pm in Gibbons Recreation Ground opposite the temple.
There is a car park on Brentfield Road, but the event is always popular and TFL is operating a special bus service from Neasden tube station every 10 minutes from 5.30pm-6.45pm and again after the display until 9.30pm.
Further details on visiting the temple and the celebrations at https://www.neasdentemple.org/diwali
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