KISSIMMEE, Fla. — August 17, 2026. Rameelo has signed a ticketing partnership with Aum Vayu Tourism, the Florida organizer staging back-to-back garba nights in the Orlando metro this Navratri: Bhoomi Trivedi on Friday, September 25, 2026 and Jignesh Barot on Saturday, September 26, 2026, both at Poinciana High School in Kissimmee.
Tickets for both nights are on sale on Rameelo now. Friday starts at $35 early bird, Saturday at $25 — and between them the two nights put 2,500 tickets on sale, which makes this one of the largest Navratri weekends Central Florida has seen.
Two nights, two very different floors
What makes this weekend unusual is not just its size. It is that Aum Vayu Tourism programmed two artists who pull in genuinely different directions, on consecutive nights, in the same room.
Bhoomi Trivedi takes Friday. She is a playback singer with the kind of range that a mixed-generation crowd needs — the film hits the cousins came for, and the traditional Gujarati folk their parents did.
Jignesh Barot takes Saturday, and it is his first garba in Florida. He is a Gujarati folk singer first, and his sets reward the dancers who actually know the steps — longer traditional runs, tighter tempo discipline, less playback.
Buy both and you get two distinct evenings rather than the same night twice. Buy one and you should pick deliberately.
Why Central Florida, and why now
Florida's garba scene has historically been a three-metro story — Tampa, Orlando and Miami, each running its own calendar, each mostly serving its own county. Our guide to garba events in Florida covers that landscape in full.
What has changed is the drive radius. Kissimmee sits in Osceola County, immediately south of Orlando, and it is inside a comfortable evening drive from Orlando, Winter Park, Lakeland, Tampa and the Space Coast. A room in that spot is not an Orlando event — it is a Central Florida event, and programming it across two nights of a weekend is what turns a local garba into a destination.
What Rameelo is handling
Rameelo runs the ticketing end to end for both nights: tiered pricing so early buyers are rewarded, group orders for the friends-and-cousins bookings that make up most garba sales, member-to-member ticket transfers when plans change, QR scanning at the door, and settlement reporting for the organizer.
Every buyer gets a real scannable QR ticket in their Rameelo account, transferable if plans shift, and addable to their phone's wallet. For a night releasing 1,500 tickets, that last part is less a nicety than a necessity — arrivals cluster inside the same 40 minutes, and a door queue is the fastest way to sour an evening before it starts.
Getting there
Poinciana High School is at 2300 S Poinciana Blvd, Kissimmee, FL 34758. Music starts at 8:00 PM both nights. Parking is on site.
If you are coming as a group, buy together — group orders keep your tickets and your entry in one place, and they are how most people get through the door fastest.
Frequently asked questions
When is the Florida garba with Bhoomi Trivedi and Jignesh Barot?
Bhoomi Trivedi performs Friday, September 25, 2026, and Jignesh Barot performs Saturday, September 26, 2026. Both nights start at 8:00 PM at Poinciana High School in Kissimmee, Florida.
Where is the venue?
Poinciana High School, 2300 S Poinciana Blvd, Kissimmee, FL 34758 — in Osceola County, just south of Orlando and within an easy drive of Orlando, Lakeland and Tampa.
How much are tickets?
Bhoomi Trivedi on Friday starts at $35 early bird and $50 regular. Jignesh Barot on Saturday starts at $25 early bird and $35 regular. Early bird tiers are limited and sell first.
Can I buy tickets for both nights?
Yes. The two nights are ticketed separately on Rameelo, so you can buy either one or both. They are different artists and genuinely different sets, so many people do both.
Who is organizing these events?
Aum Vayu Tourism, a Florida-based organizer, is presenting both nights. Rameelo is the official ticketing partner.
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