Shivaratri Kalyanam, celebrated on Maha Shivaratri, honors the cosmic union of Lord Shiva and Goddess Parvati, embodying the divine marriage of masculine and feminine energies in Hindu mythology. This sacred ritual involves elaborate ceremonies where devotees engage in fasting, prayers, and meditation to purify the soul and seek blessings for spiritual growth. The day is marked by the adornment of Shiva Lingam and Parvati idols, ritualistic bathing (abhishekam) with milk, yogurt, honey, and ghee, and the chanting of Vedic hymns to invoke divine grace. Symbolizing harmony and spiritual unity, the ceremony underscores Shiva as the supreme consciousness (Satchidananda) and Parvati as the divine energy (Shakti) that animates creation. Devotees engage in night-long vigils, devotional singing, and spiritual discourses, culminating in the sharing of sacred food (prasad) to foster community and spiritual fulfillment, making Shivaratri Kalyanam a profound journey towards enlightenment and inner transformation.

At Sri Kalikamba-Chandrasekhara Swamy Devasthanam, a special Hanuman Pooja is performed on every Amavasya, or new moon day, to seek Lord Hanuman's blessings for strength and protection. This ritual begins with an Abhishekam (ritualistic bathing) of the Hanuman idol, without chanting the Hanuman Chalisa, followed by adorning the deity with beautiful garments and ornaments. Devotees offer fruits, sweets, and flowers, and the priests perform an archana (special pooja) by reciting 108 names of Lord Hanuman. The ceremony concludes with an Aarti, where lit lamps are waved in front of the deity, and devotees sing devotional songs, creating a spiritually uplifting atmosphere.

At Sri Kalikamba-Chandrasekhara Swamy Devasthanam, the Kaalikamma Varalakshmi Vratham is a special ritual dedicated to Goddess Lakshmi, celebrated to seek her blessings for prosperity and well-being. Devotees perform the vratham with great devotion, beginning with the purification of the ritual space, followed by the decoration of the Kalash (sacred pot) symbolizing the goddess, and offering fruits, sweets, and flowers. The priests recite sacred mantras and perform the pooja with elaborate rituals, concluding with an Aarti and the distribution of prasad. This auspicious event draws many devotees who come to pray for health, wealth, and happiness.

At Sri Kalikamba-Chandrasekhara Swamy Devasthanam, Kaalikamma Dasara Navaratri is a grand nine-day festival dedicated to Goddess Kaalikamma, celebrating her various forms and divine power. During this auspicious period, the temple is beautifully decorated, and each day features special poojas, Abhishekam, and alankara (adornment) of the goddess. Devotees gather in large numbers to participate in the rituals, which include chanting, singing devotional songs, and offering prasad. The festivities culminate on the tenth day, Vijaya Dashami, symbolizing the victory of good over evil. This vibrant celebration brings together the community in a spirit of devotion and joy, seeking the goddess's blessings for prosperity and protection.