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126 Indian events listed across Australia, updated daily.
A free immersive moving image installation inspired by Delhi's Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya Dargah, celebrating Indo-Persian architecture, Sufi poetry and Qawwali. Samstag Museum, Tue–Sat 10am–5pm until 4 December.
By Adelaide Film Festival and Samstag Museum of Art
Brisbane's biggest CBD Diwali. The Federation of Indian Communities of Queensland fills King George Square from 11am to 10pm on Friday 6 November with cultural performances, live entertainment, Indian food and market stalls. Free, no bookings.
By The Federation of Indian Communities of Queensland Inc.
Free Diwali storytime session at Darebin's Reservoir Library
By Darebin Libraries
Free one-hour Diwali glass-lantern decorating workshop for ages 16+ at Clyde Township Library Lounge (fully booked, waitlist open)
By Connected Libraries
Bayside Council's Diwali street festival lights up King Street Mall, Rockdale.
By Bayside Council
Award-winning contemporary Bharatanatyam dance-theatre by Karma Dance Inc — 16 dancers explore spiritual liberation through desire in a bold fusion of ancient tradition and modern narratives.
By Karma Dance Inc
Posh Nights x Hype House bring a Diwali Edition club night to District Nightclub with a celebrity appearance by Uorfi Javed and DJ Ravetek on the decks. 18+, from $29.99.
By HYPEHOUSE x Posh Nights
A free family Diwali celebration with dance, costumes, photos and diya crafts.
By City of Rockingham / Safety Bay Library
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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.
