About us
Krishna Heritage Center at 7082 County Road 166, McKinney, Texas, is home to worship, learning, and cultural life for the community. Spoorthi is our year-round cultural program for kids and youth — festivals, competitions, drama, dance, cooking classes, and seva activities that nurture tradition, creativity, and character.
Our mission
To nurture cultural literacy, creativity, and character in kids and youth through engaging programs — so the next generation can connect with Vedic wisdom, arts, and values through hands-on participation.
Our vision
A thriving community where children grow in confidence, creativity, and cultural pride — with Spoorthi as the premier youth cultural program for festivals, competitions, and performing arts in North Texas.
Our values
Principles that shape Spoorthi and the wider center.
Bhakti & community
We gather as families and volunteers in a spirit of devotion, seva, and mutual respect.
Scripture & culture
The Bhagavad Gītā, Rāmāyaṇa, and living traditions guide our programs and performances.
Safe, welcoming space
Krishna Heritage Center is a place where children, parents, and elders can learn and celebrate together.
Joy in participation
Festivals, contests, and workshops are designed to be engaging, meaningful, and inclusive.
Leadership
Servant leadership guiding ISKCON-affiliated communities and projects.
Madhu Pandit Dasa
Governing Body Council Head
Chanchalapathi Dasa
GBC Representative
Nanda Kishore Dasa
Temple President, Dallas
Vikram Krishna Dasa
Temple Vice-president, Dallas
Why Spoorthi matters
Year-round cultural programming for kids and youth builds confidence, creativity, and connection to heritage.
Festivals & drama
Ramotsava, Krishna Fest, and Heritage Fest let kids perform, compete, and celebrate culture on stage.
Kids & youth
Drawing, singing, dancing, sloka recitation, and costume contests — activities designed for kids and youth.
Life skills & seva
Cooking classes, craft workshops, and volunteer activities build character and practical skills.