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264 Indian events listed across Australia. 96 added this week.
HTCC's inaugural Indian fashion & lifestyle exhibition with stalls and food.
By Hindu Temple & Cultural Centre of the ACT
A free ladies-only Punjabi Teeyan festival at Epping Memorial Hall on 25 July 2026 with performances, live DJ, shopping and food.
By Multicultural Festival Group
Beginner-friendly one-off Dandiya Raas workshop with chai break at Pulse Studios, Balaclava.
By Garba Haus
Khatu Shyam bhajan sandhya with Mandeep Singh & Group, followed by community meal.
By Rajasthani Samaj of Canberra
Immerse yourself in the vibrant colors, rhythmic beats, and festive spirit of Navratri with Garba 2026 featuring Geeta Rabari in Brisbane. A night of traditional Garba and Dandiya.
By OMEGA
Gujarati folk singer Umesh Barot live garba night in Altona North, supporting Kedar Charitable Trust.
By Kedar Charitable Trust
Gujarati folk star Jigardan Gadhvi (Jigrra) live with garba, folk and fusion at Event Central, Scoresby.
By Natraj Entertainment
Garba and Raas night with Gujarati singer Kavya Limaye at Angkor Hall, Parafield Gardens.
By VK Events
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India.com.au is the trusted digital home for Indians in Australia. We help you discover Indian community events, festivals, cultural celebrations, and connect with organisers across Australian cities including Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, and Adelaide.
Simply select your city on our homepage or browse the Events page. You can filter events by date, category (like Diwali, Holi, Navratri), format (in-person or online), and more. Each event listing includes venue details, dates, and organiser information.
Yes! If you are organising an Indian community event in Australia, you can submit it for free using our Submit Event form. Events are reviewed and approved before being published to ensure quality listings for our community.
We list a wide variety of Indian community events including religious festivals (Diwali, Holi, Navratri, Ganesh Chaturthi), cultural celebrations, Bollywood concerts, food festivals, temple events, community gatherings, workshops, and more.
India.com.au covers all major Australian cities with significant Indian communities, including Perth, Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide, Canberra, Hobart, Darwin, and the Gold Coast.
Browse our Events page regularly or check city-specific event listings. You can also follow organisers you like to keep track of their upcoming events.
