Gatari Amavasya, most popularly known as Gatari, is a Marathi regional festival celebrated especially in Maharashtra and some parts of Goa. In 2026, Gatari Amavasya date is August 12.
Gatari Amavasya falls on Ashad Amavasya, the No Moon day in Ashad Maas in Marathi calendar. Gatari is a celebration of joy and festivity. On Gatari day, Marathi people enjoy eating non-vegetarin food, drinking and invite Shravan month with utmost fervor. This year, it is observed as Bhanu Amavasya as it falls on Ravivar (Sunday).
Gatari Amavasya 2026 date in USA – as per Hawaii, CST, EST, PST & MST – August 12.
Gatari Amavasya 2026 date in UK & Europe – August 12.
Gatari Amavasya 2026 date in UAE & Gulf countries – August 12.
Gatari Amavasya 2026 date in Singapore – August 12.
Gatari Amavasya 2026 date in Malaysia – August 12.
Gatari Amavasya 2026 date in Australia – August 12.
Gatari Amavasya 2026 date in New Zealand – August 12.
Gatari Amavasya 2026 date in Fiji Islands – August 12.
Gatari Amavasya is celebrated as Haryali Amavasya in Gujarat and Bhimana Amavasya vrata in Karantaka. In Andhra Pradesh, Ashada Amavasya is celebrated as Chukkala Amavasya.
Gatari in Previous Years
In 2025, Gatari Amavasya date is July 24.
In 2024, Gatari Amavasya date is August 4.
In 2023, Gatari Amavasya date is July 17.
In 2022, Gatari Amavasya date is July 28.
In 2021, Gatari Amavasya date is August 8.
In 2020, Gatari Amavasya date is July 20.
In 2019, Gatari Amavasya date was August 1.
In 2018, Gatari Amavasya date was August 11.
In 2017, Gatari Amavasya date was July 23.
In 2016, Gatari Amavasya date was August 2.
In 2015, Gatari Amavasya date was August 14.
Gatari Amavasya 2014 date was July 26.
Gatari Amavasya 2013 date was August 6.
Gatari Amavasya 2012 date was July 19.
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Gatari is a popular ritual and is a celebration of joy and happiness. On this day people indulge in non-vegetarian food and alcohol with friends and family as many will observe fast during Shravan month, which begins from the next day of Amavasya. During the holy month of Shravan, people strictly abstain from drinking alcohol and non-vegetarian food. This is because, during this period when the monsoon will be at its peak, the stomach is said to be most susceptible to digestion problem.