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Desi-psych rock outfit Maajela play a free hour-long set on the OzAsia Festival Stage at Lucky Dumpling Market, Elder Park.
By Adelaide Festival Centre
Free two-day Diwali shopping bazaar at Campbelltown Function Centre, Rostrevor, on 24-25 October 2026 - decorations, lights and festive gifts ahead of Diwali.
By Hello Goodies & Curious Cook's Diary
BDV Events' Halloween-edition Bollywood dance party at District Nightclub with DJ Vivek Chhabra, a live dhol player and singer, on 30 October 2026. 18+.
By BDV Events
Bigg Boss and Splitsvilla personality Kriti Verma brings her first Australia tour to Higher Vision Bar for a Bollywood club night, 18+.
By IndianClubX
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
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The Australian String Quartet join Punjabi-Australian singer Parvyn and multi-instrumentalist Josh Bennett for a concert blending contemporary Punjabi music, Indian raga and string quartet, at Nexus Arts on 5 November 2026.
By Nexus Arts
The Hindu Council of Australia SA stages Adelaide's biggest Diwali celebration at the Showground, with Ravan Dehan, fireworks, music and Indian food from midday to 10:30pm.
By Hindu Council of Australia - SA
Sri Lankan-Australian pop and R&B artist Meena De Silva co-headlines Nexus Arts' 2026 Interplay Performance Series with Zimbabwean-Australian artist Praise Mangena, 14 November 2026.
By Nexus Arts
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
Indian singer-songwriter Osho Jain brings his introspective, story-driven all-ages live show to Jive, Adelaide.
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
Indian indie-pop artist Aksath (Akshath Acharya), of viral single "Nadaaniyan", plays Jive with his full band.
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory
Indian stand-up Amit Tandon brings his new Hindi-language show Aise Kaise to Elder Hall, riffing on changing times and rituals.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment
