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An intimate screening of Neeraj Ghaywan's award-winning film Homebound � India's Oscar submission, executive produced by Martin Scorsese.
By Umeed Psychology
Celebrate Bengali New Year (Pohela Boishakh) with live music, dance, fashion show, authentic Bengali food, and cultural performances.
By Bongosathi
Ashwyn Singh, an Indian immigrant turned Canadian resident, blends incisive humor with heartfelt social commentary in his 'Wrong Singh To Say' tour.
By Ashwyn Singh Productions
One of India's most talented standup comedians Pranav Sharma brings his solo special 'P.S. I Love You' to The Comic's Lounge in Melbourne.
By Indian Comedy Club
Award-winning contemporary Bharatanatyam dance-theatre by Karma Dance Inc — 16 dancers explore spiritual liberation through desire in a bold fusion of ancient tradition and modern narratives.
By Karma Dance Inc
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Celebrate the Festival of Lights at Deepavali Sangamam, a vibrant community gathering filled with cultural performances, traditional music, tasty treats, glowing diyas, and joyful festive spirit. The evening also features Annual Awards honouring community talent, making it a warm and memorable celebration for all ages.
By South Indian Festivals
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.
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