Navratri celebrations across Australia — nine nights of Garba, Dandiya, devotional music, and community festivities.
Navratri 2026 runs from Sunday 11 October 2026 to Monday 19 October 2026 — in 8 days
Durga Ashtami and Maha Navami both fall on Monday 19 October in 2026 — the tithis compress onto one civil day, so this is a nine-night window that ends on a single combined day rather than two.
Dates shown are the Australian calendar dates. Community celebrations in Brisbane often run on the nearest weekend — check each event below for its own date.
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Navratri is a nine-night festival celebrating the divine feminine, filled with Garba, Dandiya, and devotional music that brings communities together. Brisbane is set to host three exciting events for the Indian community, offering a chance to immerse in these rich traditions.
From family-friendly gatherings to lively nights out, there’s something for everyone. Organizers like KHODAL FAMILY TRUST and OMEGA create spaces for celebration and connection, featuring live performances from renowned artists. Whether you’re looking to dance with friends or enjoy a cultural experience with family, these events promise joyous participation and a strong sense of community spirit. Come together to celebrate, dance, and create lasting memories this Navratri!
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Join a family-friendly Garba and Dandiya night at Taigum State School on 10 October. Tickets are $10 per person; children four and under are free.
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