• Grand Slam featuring Nikita Gill – Bankstown Poetry Slam

    Concert Hall, Sydney Opera House Bennelong Point, Sydney, NSW, Australia

      Australia's largest live poetry event comes to the House "Incredible". "Heart-warming". "Tremendous". Get ready to click your fingers, stomp your feet and cheer at the top of your lungs at the biggest live poetry event of the year in Australia! Presented by award-winning community arts organisation Bankstown Poetry Slam, the Grand Slam is an […]

  • Bread, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra

    Bread, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
    Federation Square Swanston St & Flinders St,, Melbourne, Melbourne City, Australia

      Bread, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara, the wrestling ground. Consume the sights, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. Bread, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative […]

  • The Female Pope – Rakini Devi

    The Female Pope Rakini Devi
    Smorgon Family Plaza, Arts Centre 100 St Kilda Road, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

      Witness Rakini Devi 's powerful transformative performance, inspired by the 10th-century Pope Joan and The Hindu Goddess Kali. This free performance protests misogyny and challenges traditional gender roles in society and religion. Throughout this three-hour interactive performance, you can experience The Female Pope through meditative encounters and offer personal petitions. Asia TOPA is the eighth presentation […]

  • AP Dhillon – LIVE in Melbourne

    Rod Laver Arena 200 Batman Ave, Melbourne, VIC, Australia

    Canadian-Punjabi sensation AP Dhillon is bringing The Brownprint Tour to Australia this February 2025! 🎤✨ With hits like Excuses and Brown Munde, Dhillon has taken the world by storm, becoming […]

  • A Stand Up Comedy Show by Haseeb Khan

    Marana Auditorium - Hurstville Entertainment Centre 16 Macmahon Street Hurstville, Sydney, NSW

      Dropped out TWICE from two different colleges, Haseeb Khan is on a journey to turn failures into punchlines. Join him as he shares his life’s hilarious ups and downs. Now he's coming to Australia with his new show titled 'A Stand Up Comedy Show.'   GET TICKETS HERE: A Stand Up Comedy Show 

  • Adelaide Writers’ Week

    Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden King William Road &, Victoria Dr,King William Road &, Victoria Dr,, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

      Australia’s largest free literary festival returns in 2025, offering both writers and readers a unique opportunity to spend six days sharing ideas and literary explorations in the heart of Adelaide. FIND OUT MORE HERE: Adelaide Writers' Week - Adelaide Festival

  • Adelaide Writers’ Week – Pankaj Mishra: The World After Gaza

    Pioneer Women's Memorial Garden King William Road &, Victoria Dr,King William Road &, Victoria Dr,, Adelaide, South Australia, Australia

      Pankaj Mishra sees the polarised response to Gaza as a clash between the West’s view of the Holocaust as a unique moral reference point and the rest of the world’s traumatic experience of colonialism. He explains his views to Michelle de Kretser. Pankaj Mishra writes literary and political essays for The New York Times, The Guardian, London Review […]

  • Breaking The Silence – Women’s Day celebration

    Pioneer Theatre Castle Hill 14 Pennant St, Castle Hill, NSW, Australia

      Come celebrate Women’s Day with us at Harman Foundation as we embrace the theme Breaking the Silence with a moving performance of Rising From The Ashes play by Natak Mandali and a powerful Fashion Walk. Each year our community comes together to raise awarness about domestic and family violence. Don’t miss this special event filled […]

  • Why English? – Layers beneath the language! – Adelaide Fringe Festival

    The Lark at Gluttony - Rymill Park Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd,, Adelaide, SA, Australia

      A woman finds it hard to find work as an actor, since she can’t speak the languages of her own land - India. Was this not normal? She starts feeling like a stranger in her own home. The infamous colonial hangover creating chaos worldwide! Witness a journey of revelations using beautiful scenography, the spoken […]

  • Bread, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra

    Bread, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
    Federation Square Swanston St & Flinders St,, Melbourne, Melbourne City, Australia

      Bread, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara, the wrestling ground. Consume the sights, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. Bread, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative […]

  • Why English? – Layers beneath the language! – Adelaide Fringe Festival

    The Lark at Gluttony - Rymill Park Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd,, Adelaide, SA, Australia

      A woman finds it hard to find work as an actor, since she can’t speak the languages of her own land - India. Was this not normal? She starts feeling like a stranger in her own home. The infamous colonial hangover creating chaos worldwide! Witness a journey of revelations using beautiful scenography, the spoken […]

  • Bread, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra

    Bread, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
    Federation Square Swanston St & Flinders St,, Melbourne, Melbourne City, Australia

      Bread, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara, the wrestling ground. Consume the sights, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. Bread, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative […]