| City | Date | Purvahna (morning) Puja time | Tithi (local) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Toronto Eastern Time (EST/EDT) | Wednesday, August 4, 2027 | 6:10 AM – 11:57 AM EDT | Aug 3, 10:50 PM → Aug 4, 7:39 PM EDT |
| Brampton Eastern Time (EST/EDT) | Wednesday, August 4, 2027 | 6:11 AM – 11:58 AM EDT | Aug 3, 10:50 PM → Aug 4, 7:39 PM EDT |
| Vancouver Pacific Time (PST/PDT) | Wednesday, August 4, 2027 | 5:49 AM – 11:49 AM MST | Aug 3, 7:50 PM → Aug 4, 4:39 PM MST |
| Calgary Mountain Time (MST/MDT) | Wednesday, August 4, 2027 | 6:06 AM – 12:10 PM MDT | Aug 3, 8:50 PM → Aug 4, 5:39 PM MDT |
| Edmonton Mountain Time (MST/MDT) | Wednesday, August 4, 2027 | 5:54 AM – 12:06 PM MDT | Aug 3, 8:50 PM → Aug 4, 5:39 PM MDT |
| Montreal Eastern Time (EST/EDT) | Wednesday, August 4, 2027 | 5:42 AM – 11:32 AM EDT | Aug 3, 10:50 PM → Aug 4, 7:39 PM EDT |
Timings are local (DST adjusted). Tithi = begin → end of the festival's tithi in that city.
The tithi prevailing at local sunrise (Udaya tithi).
Teej = Tritiya — the tithi of Gauri; Hariyali Teej is the day of worshipping Parvati (Teej Mata): the festival of the union of Shiva and Parvati, so a newly married woman's first Sawan is at her parents' home and the 'sindhara/sinjara' (clothes, sweets, shringar) comes from the in-laws on Teej — the thread of love between the two homes.
Green is the colour of Sawan, prosperity and suhag — green bangles are changed on this day, the darker the mehndi the deeper the husband's love (folk belief); the swing — the swing of Krishna-Radha/Shiva-Parvati, a rope-and-plank swing on neem or mango; the songs of Sawan — kajri, jhoola, 'Jhoola pad gayo ambua ki daar'.
The fast is waterless/fruit (many homes only puja and celebration); the Teej procession of Jaipur (the royal procession of Teej Mata), the kajri of Banaras-Mirzapur, the 'Teeyan' of Haryana-Punjab (swings and gidda) — all of Sawan revolves around it.
Yes — Wednesday, August 4, 2027.
Purvahna (morning) Puja time: 6:10 AM to 11:57 AM (EDT). Other cities are in the table above.
Each row is in that city's own local time with daylight saving applied (Eastern Time (EST/EDT) for Toronto).
All three are Gauri-Tritiya vrats — Hariyali Teej on Shravana Shukla Tritiya (Sawan, swings and mehndi, celebration-centred); Kajari Teej on Bhadrapada Krishna Tritiya (15 days later — neem worship, moon arghya, Bundelkhand-Rajasthan); Hartalika Teej on Bhadrapada Shukla Tritiya (a month later — waterless, the strictest, UP-Bihar-Maharashtra).
The gift sent from the parents' home to the daughter/bride a day before Teej (or on Teej) — mehndi, green bangles, leheriya, ghewar-feeni, shringar; the 'sindhara' from the in-laws to the new bride — a thread of love from both sides.
Not on Hariyali Teej — it is not a Chauth; the fast ends after the Pradosh puja. Kajari Teej has the custom of moon arghya (Krishna Tritiya — a late moon).
Green is the colour of Sawan's greenery, prosperity and suhag — taking off the old bangles and wearing new green ones on this day repeats Parvati's shringar; the deeper the mehndi, the deeper the love — folk belief.