The month of September promises a vibrant array of Indian Australian events that are sure to captivate and entertain. From music to comedy, dance to art, and cultural celebrations, there’s something for everyone to enjoy
MUSIC EXTRAVAGANZA:
Gurdas Maan’s Tour: The legendary Punjabi music maestro, Gurdas Maan, has already embarked on his Australian tour, starting in Brisbane and heading to Perth this weekend. Don’t miss the chance to witness his timeless discography loved by fans of all ages.
Ali Zafar Live: Known for his charismatic presence in Indian cinema and mesmerizing singing, Ali Zafar will take the stage this month. Join the star and perhaps even duet with one of Bollywood’s most beloved performers.
Indian Idol Stars: Pawandeep Rajan and Arunita Kanjilal, renowned for their captivating solo and duet performances on YouTube, are making their way down under. Catch these singing sensations live on stages across the country this September.
COMEDY NIGHTS:
September is packed with laughter as some of India’s funniest comedians hit the Australian stage:
Atul Khatri: The successful businessman-turned-comedy sensation will kick off his tour, bringing his hilarious jokes to Australian audiences.
Karunesh Talwar: Spice up your evenings with Karunesh Talwar’s show, “Adrak Ka Swaad,” a comedic delight sure to entertain.
Harsh Gujral: Armed with his words, Harsh Gujral brings “Jo Bolta Hai Wohi Hota Hai” tour, promising witty humor and laughs.
Varun Thakur: Space Cadet Varun Thakur takes comedy to new heights with his stand-up show, headlining venues around Australia.
Abishek & Nirmal: End the month with a laugh with their show “The Reel to Real Crowdwork,” a perfect pair for some comedic relief.
DANCE DELIGHTS:
Experience the best of traditional and contemporary Indian dance styles at community halls across Australia this September:
Timeless India in Western Australia: Immerse yourself in a cultural kaleidoscope featuring Indian dance, music, and poetry, from Manipuri Drum Dances to Dandiya, all adapted for contemporary tastes.
Natya Malai: Part II in Sydney: This ongoing series supports local Bharatanatyam artists, preserving the spirit of traditional art forms while showcasing rising stars in classical Indian dance.
Agathi: Refugee: A contemporary dance production by Apsaras Arts Dance Company Singapore, combining various performing art styles to shed light on the experiences of refugees while still embracing the essence of Bharatanatyam.
ART AGAINST AGEISM:
Calling all budding artists! Showcase your creativity and help reframe negative stereotypes through visual art. Art Against Ageism, organized by the Australian Multicultural Community Services, is accepting entries until September 10.
FESTIVE CELEBRATIONS:
September marks the beginning of the Hindu festive season, featuring:
Janmashtami: Celebrate with Hindu communities across Australia with fancy dress competitions, Rasleelas, and more. Check your local temple for event details.
Ganesh Chaturthi: The Marathi community is gearing up with home decorations and social events to celebrate this auspicious occasion. Keep an eye out for invites from your Marathi friends.
Milad-Un-Nabi: Join in the celebrations of this important Islamic festival.
Paada Yatra: Organized by the Hindu Council of Australia, the Sydney community’s annual Paada Yatra is a walkathon from Sydney Murugan Temple to Shri Venkateshara Temple.
September is set to be a culturally rich and entertaining month for the Indian Australian community. Mark your calendars and make the most of these incredible events!
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