Sri Bhavani Shankara Narayana Temple in Old-Hubballi Kere will hold a special Vatkari Abhisheka at 6:30 p.m. on September 7, 2026. We saw the temple poster mark the day as the last Monday of Shravana. Our sources said organizers asked devotees to come in large numbers.
The poster calls the shrine historic and prints the full temple name in bold. Lamps, a decorated Shiva linga, and the Om mark frame the invitation. The venue line points only to Hale Hubballi Kere in Hubballi.
Shravana Somavara draws extra evening worship at Shiva temples. Vatkari Abhisheka is listed as the main rite for this slot. The notice keeps the program to one clear time: 6:30 p.m.
No other items, tickets, or guest names appear on the card. The close is a simple thank-you. People who plan to go can use the Hale Hubballi Kere address printed at the bottom.
Hubballi Temple Sets Shravana Abhisheka at Hale Hubballi Kere
Hale Hubballi Kere is a known local temple belt. We saw the invite treat the last Monday of the month as the reason for the special puja. Families often reach early to find space near the sanctum.
The poster does not list a feast or cultural stage. The focus stays on the 6:30 p.m. abhisheka. Devotees are asked only to attend in good numbers.
Sunday evening traffic around the kere can get tight. Anyone going should leave extra time for parking. The temple’s printed message is the full public notice for tonight’s rite.
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