Browse our Brisbane 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 Brisbane.
How do I find Diwali events in Brisbane?
Use the category filter on our Brisbane events page to find Diwali-specific events. Diwali celebrations typically happen in October or November and include community gatherings, fireworks displays, and cultural programs.
Are there Indian temples in Brisbane?
Yes, Brisbane 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 Brisbane.
Can I submit an event in Brisbane?
Absolutely! If you're organising an Indian community event in Brisbane, you can submit it for free on India.com.au. Your event will be reviewed and published to reach the Indian community in Brisbane.
Experience an evening of soulful bhajans and spiritual discourse with acclaimed exponent Dr. Udayalur Kalyanaraman Bhagavathar and team. Presented by Chinmaya Mission Brisbane with support from Shirdi Sai Sansthan, this free family-friendly gathering celebrates devotion, music, and tradition.
Indian singer-songwriter and live-looping artist Bhuwin Khursija brings his Sufi, Qawwali and folk-inflected Noor-e-Dastaan show to The Princess Theatre.
Singaporean-Indian comedian Sharul Channa's 'Sareeously Not Sorry' live in Brisbane.
Thu, 8 Oct · 7:00 pm
The Sit Down Comedy Club
By Marching Elephants Ent & The Laughter Factory
From $39.00
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Discover the transforming power of bhakti in this uplifting 3-day English talk series by Brni. Vasudha Chaitanya, inspired by the lives of India’s great women saints. Through stories of devotion, courage and surrender, attendees will explore how love for the Divine can bring strength, peace and fulfilment in everyday life.
An original English-language stage production blending drama, music, and dance to bring Vedantic wisdom vividly to life. Presented by Chinmaya Mission Brisbane, SATYAM promises an inspiring and thought-provoking afternoon for both newcomers and long-time students of Vedanta.
A ticketed Diwali evening from the Uttar Pradesh Association of Australia (QLD) and AusIndia Business Network at Sitar Indian Restaurant, Albion, on Friday 23 October: Lakshmi Ji Pooja, a three-course vegetarian meal, live DJ and kids' activities.
A free-spirited community Diwali at Gainsborough State School with Indian food trucks, live music and dance, student displays, lantern making and a fireworks finale.
Celebrate Deepavali in a vibrant multicultural gathering filled with lights, food, and festive spirit at Mount Gravatt Showgrounds. This five-hour in-person event promises an unforgettable evening as the Festival of Lights comes alive in Brisbane.
Light up the night at this festive Diwali celebration in Chermside, featuring a delicious 3-course meal, lively entertainment, and a joyful atmosphere for all ages. Dress in your festive best, bring your family and friends, and get ready for an evening of lights, laughter, and unforgettable memories.
Acclaimed comedian Azhar Usman brings his fearless, razor-sharp stand-up to Brisbane, delivering boundary-pushing comedy shaped by his Indian, American and Muslim identity. Expect a thought-provoking night from a globally recognised comic praised by Dave Chappelle and CNN.
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.
Fri, 6 Nov · 11:00 am
King George Square
By The Federation of Indian Communities of Queensland Inc.
Tamil Association Queensland's Deepavali celebration, Saturday 7 November 2026 from 3:30 PM at the Islamic College of Brisbane, Karawatha. Cultural programme, stalls and food; tickets on sale soon.