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15 events found
Catch stand-up comedian Ravi Gupta live in Melbourne for an adults-only comedy night packed with sharp humour and high-energy banter. Hosted by Beat and Banter, this show promises a lively evening for fans of Hindi comedy.
By DryTickets
Join Hindus for Human Rights Australia for an inaugural inter-faith Holi celebration. Music, performances, food, and colour in a spirit of celebration.
By Hindus for Human Rights, Australia
The spiciest lineup show in the 2026 Melbourne International Comedy Festival! The best and the boldest Indian comedians in one single show.
By Multicultural Comedy
Indian stand-up star Prashasti Singh makes her Melbourne International Comedy Festival debut with Divine Feminine, her acclaimed hour of sharply observed stand-up in Hindi.
By Melbourne International Comedy Festival
Celebrating a decade of Seedhe Maut — 10 years of raw energy, fearless lyricism, and redefining Indian hip-hop. Having surpassed 500 million streams and earned a double platinum single.
By Creative Events, Kala Akaar Events
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Celebrate Vaisakhi with the Indian and Punjabi community in Melbourne. Cultural performances, food, music and community spirit.
By Pure Punjabi Entertainment
Indian comedian and actor Sunil Grover brings his iconic comedy and entertainment to Melbourne Town Hall.
By Heart & Soul Productions
Experience Punjabi hitmaker Gulab Sidhu live in Melbourne for an electrifying concert night packed with high-energy music and fan-favourite performances. With multiple seating tiers and premium options, this promises to be a big live entertainment event for Punjabi music lovers.
By DLive Events
Tamil stand-up comedian Jagan Krishnan debuts his first solo show in Melbourne, featuring elements of humour, music and romance.
By Marching Elephants Entertainment
Punjabi singer, poet and composer Satinder Sartaaj brings the Heritage Tour to Rod Laver Arena. Blending classical training with contemporary production, creating music that resonates across generations.
By Ticketek
Get ready for a night of big laughs as stand-up comedian Gaurav Gupta brings his live show to Melbourne in 2026. Hosted by The Melbourne Comedy Club, this comedy event promises an energetic evening with reserved seating at the iconic Williamstown Town Hall.
By The Melbourne Comedy Club
Punjabi singer Ranjit Bawa brings his powerful live performance to the MCEC Plenary hall in Melbourne.
By Royal Productions
Indian stand-up comedian, rapper and Bigg Boss 17 winner Munawar Faruqui brings his Dhandho show to Melbourne. Sharp wit, insightful storytelling, and bold humour.
By A1 TV Entertainment
One of India's most popular stand-up comedians Harsh Gujral brings his razor-sharp wit and high-energy comedy to Melbourne.
By Premier Tickets
World-renowned Qawwali and playback singer Ustad Rahat Fateh Ali Khan brings The World Tour to Melbourne. An unforgettable evening of soul-stirring music.
By YellowStone Events
Browse our Melbourne events page to discover upcoming Indian community events, festivals, and gatherings. We list Diwali celebrations, Holi festivals, temple events, cultural performances, and more happening in Melbourne.
Use the category filter on our Melbourne events page to find Diwali-specific events. Diwali celebrations typically happen in October or November and include community gatherings, fireworks displays, and cultural programs.
Yes, Melbourne has several Indian temples and community centres that regularly host religious and cultural events. Browse our organisers page to find temples and community organisations in Melbourne.
Absolutely! If you're organising an Indian community event in Melbourne, you can submit it for free on India.com.au. Your event will be reviewed and published to reach the Indian community in Melbourne.
