Durga Puja to blood drives, cricket to cultural shows — Kallol of New Jersey is where Bengali families come together, celebrate, and give back.
Three unforgettable nights of puja, community and live music at Iron Peak, Hillsborough. Early-bird pricing ends August 31 — reserve your place now.
Kallol of New Jersey was founded on April 13th, 1975 — Pohela Boishakh. We are a full-spectrum community organization: we celebrate culture, compete in sports, run blood drives and community programs, and stand by each other through every season of life.
We are not just a religious or cultural organization. We are your neighbours, your team-mates, your family away from home.
Culture, entertainment, service and sports — explore what is happening across Kallol.
"Rooted in friendship, culture, and community spirit — Kallol will move forward by strengthening inclusivity, enriching our programs, and building sustainable growth through strong partnerships."
Dear Kallol Club Members, it is with sincere humility and gratitude that I assume the role of President. I extend my heartfelt appreciation to our Founding Members, past Presidents, Executive Committee members, volunteers, and sponsors whose dedication has built the strong foundation we stand on today.
Meet the full board →From 24 families gathering on a Bengali New Year's Day in Edison, to one of the most celebrated South Asian cultural organizations in the tri-state area.
With heartfelt thanks to the businesses who make our celebration possible.






For 50 years, Kallol has been sustained by the generosity of members, families, and well-wishers. Every contribution — big or small — goes directly towards cultural programs, community service initiatives, youth development, and keeping our heritage alive for the next generation.
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Kallol of New Jersey is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Your donation may be tax-deductible.
Kallol of New Jersey has been a home for the Bengali community since 1975. Membership connects you to Durga Pujo celebrations, cultural events, and a family that spans generations.