Event Organisers in Brisbane

Event promoter bringing top Indian stand-up comedians to Perth and Sydney, including acts like Abhishek Upmanyu, Gaurav Kapoor and Maheep Singh.

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Event promoters organising Bollywood entertainment, Indian comedy shows and live music events across Australia.

Australia's leading platform for Indian stand-up comedy events, featuring both touring and local Indian comedians.

ISKCON Brisbane is a Hare Krishna temple at Darra in Brisbane's west, part of the International Society for Krishna Consciousness that A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami Prabhupada founded in 1966. Its deities, Sri Sri Gaura Nitai, have been worshipped by the Brisbane congregation for close to fifty years, now from a converted church near Darra station. Temple life centres on Saturday kirtan, aarti and a vegetarian prasadam feast, daily Srimad Bhagavatam classes and Friday harinam chanting in the city.

Brisbane Lodge of the Theosophical Society in Australia; hosts public lectures, meditation groups and study circles on spirituality and comparative philosophy (including Indian/Vedantic philosophy) and runs an on-site bookshop and library.

Desi Rocks is a live Indian music concert promoter touring Punjabi and Bollywood artists through Australia and New Zealand, led by chief executive Manmohan Singh. Its shows run in cities including Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide and Canberra, and past and current artists include Gurdas Maan, Sukhwinder Singh, Sonu Nigam, Harbhajan Mann, KK, Shaan and Satinder Sartaaj. It has also promoted ticket bookings for a Punjabi film release.

Star Alliance Entertainment is an Indian concert and cultural event promoter based in Parramatta, in Sydney's west. Founder and director Chirag Parikh began in 2005 with a single Atul Purohit garba show, and the company now tours artists through Australia and New Zealand. Acts it has presented include Sonu Nigam, Shreya Ghoshal, Gurdas Maan, Shaan, Pankaj Udhas, Mika Singh and Kirtidan Gadhvi, alongside Gujarati theatre and comedy productions.

Gujarati Association of Queensland (GAQ) is a non-profit incorporated organisation, established in 1993, that maintains and promotes Gujarati culture in Brisbane through events such as seniors lunches, barefoot bowls and dance classes.

Simply Human Inc is a Brisbane-based not-for-profit ('Superheroes Without Capes') that runs volunteer, youth-empowerment and cancer/leukaemia support programs, and organises fundraising and cultural events for the South Asian community.

Springfield Malayalee Association Inc (SMA) is a Malayalee community association based in Springfield, Brisbane, that celebrates Kerala culture through festivals such as Onam ('Onanilavu') and runs charitable initiatives including blood and organ donation awareness.

Multicultural Community Connect Queensland Inc. (MCCQ) is a Brisbane-based multicultural community organisation, independently confirmed as a co-presenter (alongside the Consulate General of India - Brisbane) of the 'Alluring India 2026' Indian fashion and cultural showcase at The Star Brisbane.

Brisbane-based nonprofit (est. 2022) that promotes unity among migrants and provides settlement assistance and community-building programs for migrant and refugee communities in Queensland.

Australian (Brisbane/Kerala-diaspora) chapter of the World Malayalee Federation, a global Malayalee community organisation; the Brisbane chapter runs cultural events such as the annual Onam celebration.

Malayalee (Kerala-diaspora) community association based in Queensland; organises cultural and religious events for the Brisbane Malayalee community, including the annual Onam festival.

Non-profit Malayalee (Kerala-diaspora) community association in Brisbane running social, cultural, charitable, educational and literary activities, including the annual Onam/Ponnonam festival.

Gujarati Events of Australia (GEA) is a Melbourne-based Gujarati cultural association that celebrates Gujarati festivals throughout the year. The group names 2014 as its foundation year, and says its aim is to bring the community together and keep Gujarati culture alive through events built around food, culture and connecting with fellow Gujaratis in Australia. Past programming includes its 2023 Aishwarya Majmudar show.

A Punjabi community and sports club based in the City of Logan, south of Brisbane, that runs cultural events such as the ladies-only 'Punjab de Lok Rang' folk celebration and annual cultural/award nights, ticketed via Premier Tickets.

Oikotan Inc. is a Bengali cultural association in Brisbane (ABN 53270306880) that runs community events such as Durga Pujo, the Calcutta Street Food Festival, concerts and podcasts to celebrate Bengali heritage and connect Bengalis across Queensland.

Queensland chapter of the Global Organization of People of Indian Origin (GOPIO); a non-partisan, secular organisation promoting the wellbeing of the Indian diaspora, best known for presenting the annual Iconic India Day Fair in Brisbane.

Maharashtrian cultural association in Queensland (BRIMMQ) that promotes Marathi language, culture and heritage in Brisbane through community events such as the annual Ganesh Festival and cultural/language programs.