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A vibrant Navratri Garba night in Brisbane featuring Aditya Gadhavi live. Expect soulful folk melodies, high-energy Garba beats, and a festive celebration of Gujarati culture and community.
Friday 31 July 2026
7:30 pm - 10:30 pm
Eagles Sports Complex
109 Weedon St W, Mansfield QLD 4122
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A spectacular Navratri Garba night comes to Brisbane featuring the sensational Aditya Gadhvi performing live. Presented by Khodal Family Trust, this is a night of soulful folk melodies, high-energy Garba beats and an electric atmosphere celebrating the spirit of Gujarat — dandiya tunes, a power-packed live set, lights and a big festive crowd.
Whether you are a lifelong Garba dancer or simply after a vibrant cultural night out, dress in your best traditional attire and get ready to spin, clap and celebrate. Doors open at 6:30 PM for a 7:30 PM start, the night runs about three hours, and the performance is in Gujarati.
This is the first of three Garba nights at the same venue: Aditya Gadhvi on 31 July, Atul Purohit on 7 August and Raj Gadhvi on 14 August. Single-night tickets start at $52.00 through Premier Tickets. Combo tickets are also sold through Humanitix by Prime Ticket — $102 for all three nights, $62 for Aditya Gadhvi plus Raj Gadhvi, and $52 for Atul Purohit plus Raj Gadhvi, each plus a booking fee. Children aged 0–5 enter free. Tickets are non-refundable; bring a printed ticket confirmation for scanning plus photo ID.
Eagles Sports Complex is an indoor multi-court venue at 109 Weedon Street West, Mansfield, on Brisbane's southside near the Mt Gravatt exit of the Gateway Motorway, with on-site parking, changing rooms and a café. For more information contact Chirag Barot on 0402 481 427 or Jay Patel on 0415 363 831.
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