Discover upcoming festivals, cultural celebrations, and community gatherings
Browse our Adelaide events page to discover upcoming Indian community events, festivals, and gatherings. We list Diwali celebrations, Holi festivals, temple events, cultural performances, and more happening in Adelaide.
Use the category filter on our Adelaide events page to find Diwali-specific events. Diwali celebrations typically happen in October or November and include community gatherings, fireworks displays, and cultural programs.
Yes, Adelaide has several Indian temples and community centres that regularly host religious and cultural events. Browse our organisers page to find temples and community organisations in Adelaide.
Absolutely! If you're organising an Indian community event in Adelaide, you can submit it for free on India.com.au. Your event will be reviewed and published to reach the Indian community in Adelaide.
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On display daily 16-25 October: Naina Sen's multi-projection video installation SHUNDORI takes over The Galleries at Festival Theatre for ten days of OzAsia. Free entry.
By Adelaide Festival Centre
A documentary follows Indian artist PK Mahanandia's extraordinary journey from India to Sweden for love.
By Adelaide Film Festival
Anuparna Roy's Mumbai-set drama screens in its Australian premiere at Adelaide Film Festival.
By Adelaide Film Festival
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Indian stand-up comedian Pritish Narula plays the Parks Theatre, Angle Park, on 31 October 2026 - a Hindi-language show of relatable storytelling comedy. 18+.
By SOC!AL AU
A Diwali gala dinner at Klemzig Community Hall with red-carpet entry, live karaoke, a Bollywood DJ floor and a family-friendly, alcohol-free room.
By Premium Caterers
Indian comedian Kunal Kamra returns with all-new political and observational material (18+).
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory
Varun Grover brings his bold new solo stand-up show to Adelaide, blending morbidly funny personal stories with the sharp social wit that has made him a favourite across India and around the world. Expect an evening of incisive Hindi comedy that dives into death, absurdity, and even the terrifying prospect of a world without ketchup.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory
The Comedy Factory brings Gujarati stand-up, conversation and improvisation to Adelaide.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory
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