Annual Boishakhi Mela celebrating Bengali New Year with traditional music, dance performances, food stalls and cultural activities at Fairfield Showground.
Sunday 26 April 2026
1:00 pm - 10:00 pm
Fairfield Showground
443 Smithfield Rd, Prairiewood NSW 2176
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$13.74
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Boishakhi Mela is Sydney's premier Bengali New Year festival, celebrating Pohela Boishakh — the first day of the Bengali calendar year. Organised annually by Bangabandhu Council Australia, the event brings together thousands of Bengali Australians at Fairfield Showground for a vibrant day of cultural performances, traditional music, dance, and community gathering.
The festival features a packed programme of live entertainment including Bengali folk and modern music, classical and contemporary dance performances, children's activities, and a curry festival showcasing authentic Bengali cuisine. Attendees are encouraged to wear traditional attire as part of the celebrations.
Boishakhi Mela has become one of the largest Bengali cultural events in Australia, attracting families and community members from across Greater Sydney for a day of celebration, food, and cultural pride.
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