
Epping Karwachauth & Diwali Bazaar 2026
A free festive shopping bazaar in Epping for Karwachauth and Diwali, with Indian fashion, gifts and décor.
By The Indian Bazaar
Karwa Chauth gatherings and events across Australia — community get-togethers, pooja events, and cultural programs.
Karwa Chauth 2026 is on Thursday 29 October 2026 — in 12 days
The fast breaks at moonrise, which falls at a different clock time in every Australian city, so community programmes are organised city by city rather than nationally.
Dates shown are the Australian calendar dates. Community celebrations in Australia often run on the nearest weekend — check each event below for its own date.
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Karwa Chauth is a cherished festival celebrated by married women in India, marked by fasting and prayers for the well-being of their husbands. In Melbourne, the Indian community comes together to honor this tradition with an exciting upcoming event, fostering connection and cultural celebration.
Karwa Chauth is a cherished festival celebrated by married women in India, where they fast for the well-being and longevity of their husbands. Brisbane's Indian community is gearing up for this special occasion with an exciting upcoming event.
4 events found

A free festive shopping bazaar in Epping for Karwachauth and Diwali, with Indian fashion, gifts and décor.
By The Indian Bazaar

Karwa Chauth observance at Perth Hindu Temple, Canning Vale, 2–5pm, followed by the Sankatahara Chathurthi abhishekam and pooja.
By Hindu Association of Western Australia (Perth Hindu Temple)

Perth ladies' Karwa Chauth celebration at Lynwood Wandarrah Hall with katha and puja, Mrs Karwa Chauth contest, ramp walk and open DJ.
By FriendMe

A Brisbane Karwa Chauth gathering with katha, puja, bhajans and prasad.
By Shri Yog Vedant Seva Samiti