Garba nights, Dandiya events, and Navratri dance festivals in Australia — live music, dance, and community celebrations.
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Garba is a traditional Indian folk dance that celebrates the spirit of Navratri with lively music, energetic movements, and community participation. In Canberra, the Indian community looks forward to an exciting Garba event that promises to bring everyone together for a memorable night.
The city's Garba events range from family-friendly gatherings to lively nightlife experiences, catering to different tastes and preferences. Organizers like the Vaishnav Sangh of Canberra host heartwarming celebrations featuring live music, dance, and cultural performances, creating an atmosphere of togetherness and joy. Whether it’s an intimate evening of devotional songs or a spirited dance festival, the community embraces these occasions with enthusiasm, making every event a cherished experience.
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Eleven nights of Gujarati garba at Franklin School, 10–20 October, presented by the Gujarati Samaj of ACT. Friday to Sunday nights (16–18 Oct) are sold out.
By Gujarati Samaj of ACT
Ten nights of Navaratri at the Hindu Temple & Cultural Centre in Florey: nightly puja, bhajans, aarati and Garba/Dandiya, with Bhojan Prasadam each evening.
By Hindu Temple & Cultural Centre of the ACT
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