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SUMMARY:The Substation- Oblation
DESCRIPTION:  \nEncounter the infinite in this new audiovisual experience. Created by Tamil-Australian electronic composer\, Vijay Thillaimuthu\, Oblation draws on chanting practices and explores the relationship between vibration and geometry\, mantra and mandala. \nPresented by The Substation\, Asia TOPA\, Arts Centre Melbourne Informed by the rich history of sound creation\, Oblation incorporates creative technologies with traditional melodies and rhythms from South India and Sri Lanka. Featuring singing\, lasers\, projections\, and vibrations\, Oblation is an evocative sonic and visual world premiere. \nOblation creates a restorative and transformative space through visualisation of sonic performance using lasers\, projections and cymatics – the patterns that emerge through response of particles/liquids to sound. Underneath a large-scale three dimensional projection surface\, an expansive web of electronics form a central tower in service of creation and contemplation. \nThe tower is performed in collaboration with Hari Sivanesan’s Carnatic music ensemble\, the traditional music of South India and Sri Lanka. The work elicits the birth of the universe through embryonic shapes and chanting practices. It considers form developing outof the formless\, and explores the correlation between vibration and geometry\, mantra and mandala. Forging connection through (and despite) sacrifice\, together we encounter the infinite\, developing a throughline from the ancient to the emergent. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Oblation — 4–8 March 2025 — The Substation
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/the-substation-oblation/2025-03-07/
LOCATION:1 Market Street\, Docklands\, VIC\, 3008\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Aiyyo So Mini Things! with Shraddha Jain In Perth
DESCRIPTION:  \nFinally\, a show for all age groups…and yes\, it’s suitable for kids too! \n‘So Mini Things’ is a standup show which is a compilation of short funny experiences narrated in a humorous way to the audience and is expected to go on for up to 75 minutes. \nThe show will predominantly be in English with small traces of Hindi\, Marathi\, Tulu\, Kannada\, & Gujarati. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Aiyyo So Mini Things! with Shraddha Jain In Perth – DryTickets.com.au
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/aiyyo-so-mini-things-with-shraddha-jain-in-perth/
LOCATION:Perth Modern School\, 90\, Roberts Rd\, Subiaco\, WA\, 6008\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Bread\, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
DESCRIPTION:  \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square\, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara\, the wrestling ground. \nConsume the sights\, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative Delhi-based artist duo Jiten Thukral (Jalandhar\, Punjab) and Sumir Tagra (New Delhi). \nInspired by the artists’ research in Melbourne and their ongoing work with migrant communities\, this work takes its cue from the urgent agricultural crisis faced by Punjabi farmers in India. Year on year\, generational divisions of land\, climate change\, politics and inadequate laws have severely affected Punjabi farmers’ livelihoods\, forcing many to relocate their lives\, including to Australia. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a collaboration with Melbourne’s diverse Punjabi communities and a celebration of the unique ways that cultures adapt\, survive and transform in the wake of international migration. Drawing inspiration from the act of kushti (a form of traditional Indian wrestling) and the wrestling ground Akhara\, Bread\, Circuses and Home is a free\, vibrant display of Punjabi folk music\, radio programming and interactive game plays will also accompany the installation. \nGather with the Punjabi community to learn\, share meals\, reflect and celebrate. \n\n\n\nFriday 28 Feb (opening night) \n6 – 8pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nSpoken word poetry by Sukhjit Khalsa \nTraditional Sitar played by Rajbir Singh \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 1 March \n3 – 6pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 2 March \n3 – 6pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 3 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nTuesday 4 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nWednesday 5 March \n6 – 8pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nThursday 6 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nFriday 7 March \n6 – 8pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 8 March \n3 – 5pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra Dancing and Dohl drummer by Sapphire Dance \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 9 March \n11 – 1pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 10 March \n11am – 1pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \n\n\n\nFIND OUT MORE HERE: Bread\, Circuses and Home | Asia TOPA
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/bread-circuses-and-home-thukral-and-tagra/2025-03-07/
LOCATION:Federation Square\, Swanston St & Flinders St\,\, Melbourne\, Melbourne City\, 3000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:7-Eleven Attack: The Indians Are Coming - Delhi Buoy
DESCRIPTION:  \n\nAUSTRALIA GETTING TAKEN OVER BY INDIANS? \nCrikey mate\, looks like the kangaroos have some competition Down Under as they anxiously await a flavourful makeover. \nRAW Comedy SA Winner/Nationals runner-up\, Delhi Buoy\, is set to bring his hilarious show as he plans the great Australian takeover using a strategy he is calling – The 7-ELEVEN Attack! \nPlease note: This event has had a title change from ‘7-Eleven Attack: The Indians Are Coming’ since the Adelaide Fringe Guide was printed. \n\nGET TICKETS HERE: 7-Eleven Attack: The Indians Are Coming – Delhi Buoy | Adelaide Fringe
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/7-eleven-attack-the-indians-are-coming-delhi-buoy/2025-03-07/
LOCATION:Comedy Hub – IBIS Bar/Restaurant\, Grenfell Street 122\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Jo Gowda | Export Quality
DESCRIPTION:  \nHave you ever wondered what it feels to live like an immigrant in Australia? \nWell\, you’re in luck! In this show\, Indian-born\, now Brisbane-based comedian Jo Gowda brings you an hour of brilliant stand-up\, filled with hilarious stories from her life as an immigrant living in Australia. Join Jo as she provides a hilarious cultural guide to understanding the obscurities of the world. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Jo Gowda | Export Quality | Adelaide Fringe
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/jo-gowda-export-quality/2025-03-06/
LOCATION:Alley Cat at Rhino Room\, 131 Pirie St\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:The Substation- Oblation
DESCRIPTION:  \nEncounter the infinite in this new audiovisual experience. Created by Tamil-Australian electronic composer\, Vijay Thillaimuthu\, Oblation draws on chanting practices and explores the relationship between vibration and geometry\, mantra and mandala. \nPresented by The Substation\, Asia TOPA\, Arts Centre Melbourne Informed by the rich history of sound creation\, Oblation incorporates creative technologies with traditional melodies and rhythms from South India and Sri Lanka. Featuring singing\, lasers\, projections\, and vibrations\, Oblation is an evocative sonic and visual world premiere. \nOblation creates a restorative and transformative space through visualisation of sonic performance using lasers\, projections and cymatics – the patterns that emerge through response of particles/liquids to sound. Underneath a large-scale three dimensional projection surface\, an expansive web of electronics form a central tower in service of creation and contemplation. \nThe tower is performed in collaboration with Hari Sivanesan’s Carnatic music ensemble\, the traditional music of South India and Sri Lanka. The work elicits the birth of the universe through embryonic shapes and chanting practices. It considers form developing outof the formless\, and explores the correlation between vibration and geometry\, mantra and mandala. Forging connection through (and despite) sacrifice\, together we encounter the infinite\, developing a throughline from the ancient to the emergent. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Oblation — 4–8 March 2025 — The Substation
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/the-substation-oblation/2025-03-06/
LOCATION:1 Market Street\, Docklands\, VIC\, 3008\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Bread\, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
DESCRIPTION:  \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square\, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara\, the wrestling ground. \nConsume the sights\, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative Delhi-based artist duo Jiten Thukral (Jalandhar\, Punjab) and Sumir Tagra (New Delhi). \nInspired by the artists’ research in Melbourne and their ongoing work with migrant communities\, this work takes its cue from the urgent agricultural crisis faced by Punjabi farmers in India. Year on year\, generational divisions of land\, climate change\, politics and inadequate laws have severely affected Punjabi farmers’ livelihoods\, forcing many to relocate their lives\, including to Australia. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a collaboration with Melbourne’s diverse Punjabi communities and a celebration of the unique ways that cultures adapt\, survive and transform in the wake of international migration. Drawing inspiration from the act of kushti (a form of traditional Indian wrestling) and the wrestling ground Akhara\, Bread\, Circuses and Home is a free\, vibrant display of Punjabi folk music\, radio programming and interactive game plays will also accompany the installation. \nGather with the Punjabi community to learn\, share meals\, reflect and celebrate. \n\n\n\nFriday 28 Feb (opening night) \n6 – 8pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nSpoken word poetry by Sukhjit Khalsa \nTraditional Sitar played by Rajbir Singh \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 1 March \n3 – 6pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 2 March \n3 – 6pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 3 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nTuesday 4 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nWednesday 5 March \n6 – 8pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nThursday 6 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nFriday 7 March \n6 – 8pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 8 March \n3 – 5pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra Dancing and Dohl drummer by Sapphire Dance \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 9 March \n11 – 1pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 10 March \n11am – 1pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \n\n\n\nFIND OUT MORE HERE: Bread\, Circuses and Home | Asia TOPA
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/bread-circuses-and-home-thukral-and-tagra/2025-03-06/
LOCATION:Federation Square\, Swanston St & Flinders St\,\, Melbourne\, Melbourne City\, 3000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Jo Gowda | Export Quality
DESCRIPTION:  \nHave you ever wondered what it feels to live like an immigrant in Australia? \nWell\, you’re in luck! In this show\, Indian-born\, now Brisbane-based comedian Jo Gowda brings you an hour of brilliant stand-up\, filled with hilarious stories from her life as an immigrant living in Australia. Join Jo as she provides a hilarious cultural guide to understanding the obscurities of the world. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Jo Gowda | Export Quality | Adelaide Fringe
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/jo-gowda-export-quality/2025-03-05/
LOCATION:Alley Cat at Rhino Room\, 131 Pirie St\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:The Substation- Oblation
DESCRIPTION:  \nEncounter the infinite in this new audiovisual experience. Created by Tamil-Australian electronic composer\, Vijay Thillaimuthu\, Oblation draws on chanting practices and explores the relationship between vibration and geometry\, mantra and mandala. \nPresented by The Substation\, Asia TOPA\, Arts Centre Melbourne Informed by the rich history of sound creation\, Oblation incorporates creative technologies with traditional melodies and rhythms from South India and Sri Lanka. Featuring singing\, lasers\, projections\, and vibrations\, Oblation is an evocative sonic and visual world premiere. \nOblation creates a restorative and transformative space through visualisation of sonic performance using lasers\, projections and cymatics – the patterns that emerge through response of particles/liquids to sound. Underneath a large-scale three dimensional projection surface\, an expansive web of electronics form a central tower in service of creation and contemplation. \nThe tower is performed in collaboration with Hari Sivanesan’s Carnatic music ensemble\, the traditional music of South India and Sri Lanka. The work elicits the birth of the universe through embryonic shapes and chanting practices. It considers form developing outof the formless\, and explores the correlation between vibration and geometry\, mantra and mandala. Forging connection through (and despite) sacrifice\, together we encounter the infinite\, developing a throughline from the ancient to the emergent. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Oblation — 4–8 March 2025 — The Substation
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/the-substation-oblation/2025-03-05/
LOCATION:1 Market Street\, Docklands\, VIC\, 3008\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Bread\, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
DESCRIPTION:  \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square\, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara\, the wrestling ground. \nConsume the sights\, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative Delhi-based artist duo Jiten Thukral (Jalandhar\, Punjab) and Sumir Tagra (New Delhi). \nInspired by the artists’ research in Melbourne and their ongoing work with migrant communities\, this work takes its cue from the urgent agricultural crisis faced by Punjabi farmers in India. Year on year\, generational divisions of land\, climate change\, politics and inadequate laws have severely affected Punjabi farmers’ livelihoods\, forcing many to relocate their lives\, including to Australia. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a collaboration with Melbourne’s diverse Punjabi communities and a celebration of the unique ways that cultures adapt\, survive and transform in the wake of international migration. Drawing inspiration from the act of kushti (a form of traditional Indian wrestling) and the wrestling ground Akhara\, Bread\, Circuses and Home is a free\, vibrant display of Punjabi folk music\, radio programming and interactive game plays will also accompany the installation. \nGather with the Punjabi community to learn\, share meals\, reflect and celebrate. \n\n\n\nFriday 28 Feb (opening night) \n6 – 8pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nSpoken word poetry by Sukhjit Khalsa \nTraditional Sitar played by Rajbir Singh \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 1 March \n3 – 6pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 2 March \n3 – 6pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 3 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nTuesday 4 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nWednesday 5 March \n6 – 8pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nThursday 6 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nFriday 7 March \n6 – 8pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 8 March \n3 – 5pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra Dancing and Dohl drummer by Sapphire Dance \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 9 March \n11 – 1pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 10 March \n11am – 1pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \n\n\n\nFIND OUT MORE HERE: Bread\, Circuses and Home | Asia TOPA
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/bread-circuses-and-home-thukral-and-tagra/2025-03-05/
LOCATION:Federation Square\, Swanston St & Flinders St\,\, Melbourne\, Melbourne City\, 3000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Adelaide Writers' Week - Hanif Kureishi: “Paki\, Writer\, Cripple: Who Am I Now?”
DESCRIPTION:  \nIn a two-part conversation\, Hanif Kureishi first will join Julia Baird to discuss his memoir Shattered and the catastrophic accident that changed his life. Julia Baird and Dr Michelle Johnston\, emergency physician and author\, will then share their reflections on the task of writing about broken bodies\, despair and hope. \nHanif Kureishi was nominated for an Oscar for the screenplay of the 1984 film My Beautiful Laundrette\, while his screenplays for The Mother (2003) and Venus (2006) were both directed by Roger Michell. The Buddha of Suburbia (1990) won the Whitbread Prize for Best First Novel\, and his first collection of short stories\, Love in a Blue Time\, appeared in 1997. He has also written non-fiction\, including his memoir My Ear at His Heart: Reading My Father (2004). His works have been translated into 36 languages. \nDr Michelle Johnston is a consultant Emergency Physician who works at an inner-city hospital. Mostly her days consist of trauma and mess. Also\, she writes. \nShe studied medicine at UWA\, and gained her Fellowship with the Australian College for Emergency Medicine in 1998. \nShe believes there is a beating heart of humanity\, art\, and beauty within the sometimes brutal reality of the Emergency Department\, and she has dedicated her career to finding that sweet spot between creativity and critical care medicine. \nBooks are her other oxygen\, and writing her sustenance. \nJulia Baird is a Sydney-based author and journalist. She writes columns for The Sydney Morning Herald\, The Age and the ABC. She is the former co-host of The Drum on ABC TV and senior editor of Newsweek. Julia’s latest book\, Bright Shining\, is shortlisted for the Australian Book Industry Award for Non-Fiction Book of the Year. \nFIND OUT MORE HERE: “Paki\, Writer\, Cripple: Who Am I Now?” – Adelaide Festival
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/adelaide-writers-week-hanif-kureishi-paki-writer-cripple-who-am-i-now/
LOCATION:Pioneer Women’s Memorial Garden\, King William Road &\, Victoria Dr\, Adelaide\, SA\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250304T213000
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SUMMARY:Jo Gowda | Export Quality
DESCRIPTION:  \nHave you ever wondered what it feels to live like an immigrant in Australia? \nWell\, you’re in luck! In this show\, Indian-born\, now Brisbane-based comedian Jo Gowda brings you an hour of brilliant stand-up\, filled with hilarious stories from her life as an immigrant living in Australia. Join Jo as she provides a hilarious cultural guide to understanding the obscurities of the world. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Jo Gowda | Export Quality | Adelaide Fringe
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/jo-gowda-export-quality/2025-03-04/
LOCATION:Alley Cat at Rhino Room\, 131 Pirie St\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250304T193000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250304T202000
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SUMMARY:The Substation- Oblation
DESCRIPTION:  \nEncounter the infinite in this new audiovisual experience. Created by Tamil-Australian electronic composer\, Vijay Thillaimuthu\, Oblation draws on chanting practices and explores the relationship between vibration and geometry\, mantra and mandala. \nPresented by The Substation\, Asia TOPA\, Arts Centre Melbourne Informed by the rich history of sound creation\, Oblation incorporates creative technologies with traditional melodies and rhythms from South India and Sri Lanka. Featuring singing\, lasers\, projections\, and vibrations\, Oblation is an evocative sonic and visual world premiere. \nOblation creates a restorative and transformative space through visualisation of sonic performance using lasers\, projections and cymatics – the patterns that emerge through response of particles/liquids to sound. Underneath a large-scale three dimensional projection surface\, an expansive web of electronics form a central tower in service of creation and contemplation. \nThe tower is performed in collaboration with Hari Sivanesan’s Carnatic music ensemble\, the traditional music of South India and Sri Lanka. The work elicits the birth of the universe through embryonic shapes and chanting practices. It considers form developing outof the formless\, and explores the correlation between vibration and geometry\, mantra and mandala. Forging connection through (and despite) sacrifice\, together we encounter the infinite\, developing a throughline from the ancient to the emergent. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Oblation — 4–8 March 2025 — The Substation
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/the-substation-oblation/2025-03-04/
LOCATION:1 Market Street\, Docklands\, VIC\, 3008\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250304T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250304T203000
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SUMMARY:An Evening with Justin Narayan: Everything is Indian
DESCRIPTION:  \nJoin us for an evening with Masterchef 2021 Winner\, Justin Narayan\, as he chats to us about his new cookbook\, Everything is Indian\, where the authentic Indian flavours we crave are given a new life for the everyday home cook. Guests will be treated to a delicious dish cooked by Justin. Come and taste the book  \nWe all love the flavours of Indian food\, but why aren’t they as common in our cooking as soy sauce and tomato paste? \nWelcome to Everything is Indian\, a joyous and delicious journey where Justin Narayan invites you to take his family recipes and do what you want with them. There are no rules\, as long as it tastes great. \nDrawing on his Fijian-Indian heritage and his multicultural upbringing\, Justin shares over 90 recipes that are familiar\, exciting and above all easy. \nWe’re talking roast potatoes taken to the next level with masala flavours\, MasterChef-certified chicken curry tacos\, the best pizza you could ever make at home and an insane cardamom-hit caramel slice. \nLeftover chicken curry now belongs on the best pizza recipe you could ever make at home\, and your scrambled eggs is about to meet chilli and masala. \nRecipes include how-tos and time-saving hacks so you can get the maximum deliciousness out of your time in the kitchen. \nIn a gorgeous hardback package with fun\, lively photography and a modern accessible feel. \nIt’s the authentic flavours we crave\, given new life. Think of it as a rebrand – but this time\, it’s from someone on the inside. \n6:30pm arrivals for 7pm start.\n\nTickets: $10 per person (plus booking fee and GST)\, redeemable on the night towards any book purchase. \nPick up your $10 coupon when you check in at the front door. Please note: Humanitix booking fee and GST is not part of your coupon value. \nAbout the author: \nJustin Narayan’s Fijian-Indian heritage has shaped his passion for creating beautiful food and community around the table. While he grew up watching cooking shows on TV and admires Gaggan Anand and Gordon Ramsay\, really it’s his mum\, Sunita\, who is hands down the best cook he knows. He learned from her and his grandparents from age 13\, and mealtimes with his family are among his favourite memories. \nJustin won Australian MasterChef 2021\, a journey which helped hone his skills and knowledge along with his love of marrying Indian flavours to modern cooking methods. He is now making his food his career including cooking classes\, takeaway tacos and upcoming restaurant ventures. \nGET TICKETS HERE: An Evening with Justin Narayan: Everything is Indian — Kinokuniya \n 
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/an-evening-with-justin-narayan-everything-is-indian/
LOCATION:Kinokuniya Sydney\, Level 2/500 George St\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Commbank Holi Festival Adelaide
DESCRIPTION:  \nSaturday 9th & Sunday 10th March 2024\n11:00 AM to 10:00 PM \nGladys Elphick Park / Narnungga (Park 25) – Western Event Space \nAdelaide Holi Festival’s main objective is to celebrate unity in diversity and bring our communities together on the occasion of Holi. It’s two days of Culture – Colours – Food – Song and Dance – Live Performances\, and much\, much more. \nEntry is Free! \nFIND TICKETS HERE: https://holifestivaladelaide.com.au/
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/commbank-holi-festival-adelaide/
LOCATION:Melbourne City
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250304T080000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250304T170000
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SUMMARY:Bread\, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
DESCRIPTION:  \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square\, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara\, the wrestling ground. \nConsume the sights\, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative Delhi-based artist duo Jiten Thukral (Jalandhar\, Punjab) and Sumir Tagra (New Delhi). \nInspired by the artists’ research in Melbourne and their ongoing work with migrant communities\, this work takes its cue from the urgent agricultural crisis faced by Punjabi farmers in India. Year on year\, generational divisions of land\, climate change\, politics and inadequate laws have severely affected Punjabi farmers’ livelihoods\, forcing many to relocate their lives\, including to Australia. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a collaboration with Melbourne’s diverse Punjabi communities and a celebration of the unique ways that cultures adapt\, survive and transform in the wake of international migration. Drawing inspiration from the act of kushti (a form of traditional Indian wrestling) and the wrestling ground Akhara\, Bread\, Circuses and Home is a free\, vibrant display of Punjabi folk music\, radio programming and interactive game plays will also accompany the installation. \nGather with the Punjabi community to learn\, share meals\, reflect and celebrate. \n\n\n\nFriday 28 Feb (opening night) \n6 – 8pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nSpoken word poetry by Sukhjit Khalsa \nTraditional Sitar played by Rajbir Singh \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 1 March \n3 – 6pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 2 March \n3 – 6pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 3 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nTuesday 4 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nWednesday 5 March \n6 – 8pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nThursday 6 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nFriday 7 March \n6 – 8pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 8 March \n3 – 5pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra Dancing and Dohl drummer by Sapphire Dance \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 9 March \n11 – 1pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 10 March \n11am – 1pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \n\n\n\nFIND OUT MORE HERE: Bread\, Circuses and Home | Asia TOPA
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/bread-circuses-and-home-thukral-and-tagra/2025-03-04/
LOCATION:Federation Square\, Swanston St & Flinders St\,\, Melbourne\, Melbourne City\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250303T180000
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SUMMARY:Aditya Gautam: Australia's First Indian Prime Minister (Adelaide Fringe Festival)
DESCRIPTION:  \nAditya takes you on a heartwarming and hilarious journey\, where he narrates 5 stories by the end of which you will be convinced that he should be Australia’s First Indian Prime Minister. \nAditya is the Host of the SBS Show – Comedy Karma\n★★★★★ “Master of toying with the fourth wall.” ArtsHub\, 2024\n★★★★ “Comedy so spicy that your cheeks will be in constant pain.” Fringefeed\, 2023\n★★★★ “Will have you laughing out of shock!” The Advertiser\, 2022 \nAfter getting rave reviews for his Debut solo show ‘Don’t call Me a Papadum’\, Aditya Gautam is now touring his second solo show with candid and hilarious stories about Bollywood movies\, shocking revelations about loopholes in immigration rules\, admiring Dollars and much more. This show will take you on a journey like no other. \nGET TICKETS HERE: Australia’s 1st Indian Prime Minister: Aditya Gautam | Adelaide Fringe
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/aditya-gautam-australias-first-indian-prime-minister-adelaide-fringe-festival/2025-03-03/
LOCATION:Comedy Hub – IBIS Bar/Restaurant\, Grenfell Street 122\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
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DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250303T170000
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SUMMARY:Bread\, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
DESCRIPTION:  \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square\, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara\, the wrestling ground. \nConsume the sights\, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative Delhi-based artist duo Jiten Thukral (Jalandhar\, Punjab) and Sumir Tagra (New Delhi). \nInspired by the artists’ research in Melbourne and their ongoing work with migrant communities\, this work takes its cue from the urgent agricultural crisis faced by Punjabi farmers in India. Year on year\, generational divisions of land\, climate change\, politics and inadequate laws have severely affected Punjabi farmers’ livelihoods\, forcing many to relocate their lives\, including to Australia. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a collaboration with Melbourne’s diverse Punjabi communities and a celebration of the unique ways that cultures adapt\, survive and transform in the wake of international migration. Drawing inspiration from the act of kushti (a form of traditional Indian wrestling) and the wrestling ground Akhara\, Bread\, Circuses and Home is a free\, vibrant display of Punjabi folk music\, radio programming and interactive game plays will also accompany the installation. \nGather with the Punjabi community to learn\, share meals\, reflect and celebrate. \n\n\n\nFriday 28 Feb (opening night) \n6 – 8pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nSpoken word poetry by Sukhjit Khalsa \nTraditional Sitar played by Rajbir Singh \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 1 March \n3 – 6pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 2 March \n3 – 6pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 3 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nTuesday 4 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nWednesday 5 March \n6 – 8pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nThursday 6 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nFriday 7 March \n6 – 8pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 8 March \n3 – 5pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra Dancing and Dohl drummer by Sapphire Dance \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 9 March \n11 – 1pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 10 March \n11am – 1pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \n\n\n\nFIND OUT MORE HERE: Bread\, Circuses and Home | Asia TOPA
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/bread-circuses-and-home-thukral-and-tagra/2025-03-03/
LOCATION:Federation Square\, Swanston St & Flinders St\,\, Melbourne\, Melbourne City\, 3000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Bread\, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
DESCRIPTION:  \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square\, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara\, the wrestling ground. \nConsume the sights\, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative Delhi-based artist duo Jiten Thukral (Jalandhar\, Punjab) and Sumir Tagra (New Delhi). \nInspired by the artists’ research in Melbourne and their ongoing work with migrant communities\, this work takes its cue from the urgent agricultural crisis faced by Punjabi farmers in India. Year on year\, generational divisions of land\, climate change\, politics and inadequate laws have severely affected Punjabi farmers’ livelihoods\, forcing many to relocate their lives\, including to Australia. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a collaboration with Melbourne’s diverse Punjabi communities and a celebration of the unique ways that cultures adapt\, survive and transform in the wake of international migration. Drawing inspiration from the act of kushti (a form of traditional Indian wrestling) and the wrestling ground Akhara\, Bread\, Circuses and Home is a free\, vibrant display of Punjabi folk music\, radio programming and interactive game plays will also accompany the installation. \nGather with the Punjabi community to learn\, share meals\, reflect and celebrate. \n\n\n\nFriday 28 Feb (opening night) \n6 – 8pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nSpoken word poetry by Sukhjit Khalsa \nTraditional Sitar played by Rajbir Singh \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 1 March \n3 – 6pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 2 March \n3 – 6pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 3 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nTuesday 4 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nWednesday 5 March \n6 – 8pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nThursday 6 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nFriday 7 March \n6 – 8pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 8 March \n3 – 5pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra Dancing and Dohl drummer by Sapphire Dance \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 9 March \n11 – 1pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 10 March \n11am – 1pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \n\n\n\nFIND OUT MORE HERE: Bread\, Circuses and Home | Asia TOPA
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/bread-circuses-and-home-thukral-and-tagra/2025-03-02/
LOCATION:Federation Square\, Swanston St & Flinders St\,\, Melbourne\, Melbourne City\, 3000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Why English? - Layers beneath the language! - Adelaide Fringe Festival
DESCRIPTION:  \nA woman finds it hard to find work as an actor\, since she can’t speak the languages of her own land – India. \nWas this not normal? She starts feeling like a stranger in her own home. The infamous colonial hangover creating chaos worldwide! \nWitness a journey of revelations using beautiful scenography\, the spoken word and physical action. \nInspired by personal experiences and interactions\, Vibhinna invites the audience to experience the nuances of linguistic diversity and its role in our interconnected world. A light hearted show with a powerful undertone! \nWorld Premiere – Edinburgh Fringe 2023 \nGET TICKETS HERE: Why English? – Layers beneath the language! | Adelaide Fringe
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/why-english-layers-beneath-the-language-adelaide-fringe-festival/2025-03-02/
LOCATION:The Lark at Gluttony – Rymill Park\, Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka\, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd\,\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Bread\, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
DESCRIPTION:  \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square\, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara\, the wrestling ground. \nConsume the sights\, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative Delhi-based artist duo Jiten Thukral (Jalandhar\, Punjab) and Sumir Tagra (New Delhi). \nInspired by the artists’ research in Melbourne and their ongoing work with migrant communities\, this work takes its cue from the urgent agricultural crisis faced by Punjabi farmers in India. Year on year\, generational divisions of land\, climate change\, politics and inadequate laws have severely affected Punjabi farmers’ livelihoods\, forcing many to relocate their lives\, including to Australia. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a collaboration with Melbourne’s diverse Punjabi communities and a celebration of the unique ways that cultures adapt\, survive and transform in the wake of international migration. Drawing inspiration from the act of kushti (a form of traditional Indian wrestling) and the wrestling ground Akhara\, Bread\, Circuses and Home is a free\, vibrant display of Punjabi folk music\, radio programming and interactive game plays will also accompany the installation. \nGather with the Punjabi community to learn\, share meals\, reflect and celebrate. \n\n\n\nFriday 28 Feb (opening night) \n6 – 8pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nSpoken word poetry by Sukhjit Khalsa \nTraditional Sitar played by Rajbir Singh \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 1 March \n3 – 6pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 2 March \n3 – 6pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 3 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nTuesday 4 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nWednesday 5 March \n6 – 8pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nThursday 6 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nFriday 7 March \n6 – 8pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 8 March \n3 – 5pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra Dancing and Dohl drummer by Sapphire Dance \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 9 March \n11 – 1pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 10 March \n11am – 1pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \n\n\n\nFIND OUT MORE HERE: Bread\, Circuses and Home | Asia TOPA
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/bread-circuses-and-home-thukral-and-tagra/2025-03-01/
LOCATION:Federation Square\, Swanston St & Flinders St\,\, Melbourne\, Melbourne City\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250301T141500
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250301T151500
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SUMMARY:Why English? - Layers beneath the language! - Adelaide Fringe Festival
DESCRIPTION:  \nA woman finds it hard to find work as an actor\, since she can’t speak the languages of her own land – India. \nWas this not normal? She starts feeling like a stranger in her own home. The infamous colonial hangover creating chaos worldwide! \nWitness a journey of revelations using beautiful scenography\, the spoken word and physical action. \nInspired by personal experiences and interactions\, Vibhinna invites the audience to experience the nuances of linguistic diversity and its role in our interconnected world. A light hearted show with a powerful undertone! \nWorld Premiere – Edinburgh Fringe 2023 \nGET TICKETS HERE: Why English? – Layers beneath the language! | Adelaide Fringe
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/why-english-layers-beneath-the-language-adelaide-fringe-festival/2025-03-01/
LOCATION:The Lark at Gluttony – Rymill Park\, Rymill Park / Murlawirrapurka\, Cnr East Tce & Rundle Rd\,\, Adelaide\, SA\, 5000\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250301T133000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250301T170000
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SUMMARY:Breaking The Silence - Women's Day celebration
DESCRIPTION:  \nCome 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 with inspiration\, art and empowerment. \n🌟 Event Highlights \n·        Play “Rising From the Ashes” \n·        Fashion Walk \n·        Stalls \nContact: \n📞 0493 985 507 \n📞 1800 116 675 \nGET TICKETS HERE: Buy ticket for Breaking The Silence | Best event in your city – Event Baba
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/breaking-the-silence-womens-day-celebration/
LOCATION:Pioneer Theatre Castle Hill\, 14 Pennant St\, Castle Hill\, NSW\, 2154\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250301T093000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250301T103000
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SUMMARY:Adelaide Writers' Week  - Pankaj Mishra: The World After Gaza
DESCRIPTION:  \nPankaj 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. \n\nPankaj Mishra writes literary and political essays for The New York Times\, The Guardian\, London Review of Books and Bloomberg View\, among other American\, British and Indian publications. His first book was Butter Chicken in Ludhiana (1995)\, a travelogue that described the social and cultural changes in India in the new context of globalization. His later works have included the novel The Romantics (2000) and An End to Suffering: The Buddha in the World (2004)\, which mixes memoir\, history and philosophy. \nMichelle de Kretser was born in Sri Lanka and now lives in Warrane/Sydney on unceded Gadigal land. An honorary associate of the English Department at the University of Sydney\, she has won several awards for her fiction. Theory and Practice is her seventh novel. \nFIND OUT MORE HERE: The World After Gaza: A History – Adelaide Festival
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/adelaide-writers-week-pankaj-mishra-the-world-after-gaza/
LOCATION:Pioneer Women’s Memorial Garden\, King William Road &\, Victoria Dr\,King William Road &\, Victoria Dr\,\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, Australia
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SUMMARY:Adelaide Writers' Week
DESCRIPTION:  \n\n\nAustralia’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. \n\nFIND OUT MORE HERE: Adelaide Writers’ Week – Adelaide Festival
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/adelaide-writers-week/
LOCATION:Pioneer Women’s Memorial Garden\, King William Road &\, Victoria Dr\,King William Road &\, Victoria Dr\,\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250228T193000
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SUMMARY:A Stand Up Comedy Show by Haseeb Khan
DESCRIPTION:  \nDropped 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. \nNow he’s coming to Australia with his new show titled ‘A Stand Up Comedy Show.’ \n  \nGET TICKETS HERE: A Stand Up Comedy Show 
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/a-stand-up-comedy-show-by-haseeb-khan/
LOCATION:Marana Auditorium – Hurstville Entertainment Centre\, 16 Macmahon Street Hurstville\, Sydney\, NSW\, 2220
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250228T190000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250228T213000
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SUMMARY:AP Dhillon - LIVE in Melbourne
DESCRIPTION:Canadian-Punjabi sensation AP Dhillon is bringing The Brownprint Tour to Australia this February 2025! 🎤✨ \nWith hits like Excuses and Brown Munde\, Dhillon has taken the world by storm\, becoming the most streamed Punjabi artist globally. 🎶🔥 This is your chance to experience his chart-topping album The Brownprint LIVE for the first time on Aussie soil. \nYou don’t want to miss out!
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/ap-dhillon-live-in-melbourne/
LOCATION:Rod Laver Arena\, 200 Batman Ave\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3004\, Australia
CATEGORIES:Happening in Melbourne
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250228T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250228T210000
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SUMMARY:The Female Pope - Rakini Devi
DESCRIPTION:  \nWitness 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. \nThroughout this three-hour interactive performance\, you can experience The Female Pope through meditative encounters and offer personal petitions. \nAsia TOPA is the eighth presentation and incarnation of The Female Pope. This entrancing performance has been presented in Uppsala\, Sweden\, New York\, Mexico City\, Helsinki\, and Sydney. Inspired by ancient ritual\, Devi embraces contemporary interpretations of female iconography interweaving convention and culture with art and activism. \nNote: One-on-one interactions are not suitable for children. \nFIND OUT MORE HERE: The Female Pope | Asia TOPA
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/the-female-pope-rakini-devi/2025-02-28/
LOCATION:Smorgon Family Plaza\, Arts Centre\, 100 St Kilda Road\, Melbourne\, VIC\, 3004\, Australia
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DTSTART;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250228T180000
DTEND;TZID=Australia/Sydney:20250228T200000
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SUMMARY:Bread\, Circuses and Home -Thukral and Tagra
DESCRIPTION:  \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a performative installation to unfold at Fed Square\, drawing inspiration from the site of Akhara\, the wrestling ground. \nConsume the sights\, tastes and sounds of Punjab in this vibrant installation and performance series about migration and resilience. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a free public installation and mini-festival by innovative Delhi-based artist duo Jiten Thukral (Jalandhar\, Punjab) and Sumir Tagra (New Delhi). \nInspired by the artists’ research in Melbourne and their ongoing work with migrant communities\, this work takes its cue from the urgent agricultural crisis faced by Punjabi farmers in India. Year on year\, generational divisions of land\, climate change\, politics and inadequate laws have severely affected Punjabi farmers’ livelihoods\, forcing many to relocate their lives\, including to Australia. \nBread\, Circuses and Home is a collaboration with Melbourne’s diverse Punjabi communities and a celebration of the unique ways that cultures adapt\, survive and transform in the wake of international migration. Drawing inspiration from the act of kushti (a form of traditional Indian wrestling) and the wrestling ground Akhara\, Bread\, Circuses and Home is a free\, vibrant display of Punjabi folk music\, radio programming and interactive game plays will also accompany the installation. \nGather with the Punjabi community to learn\, share meals\, reflect and celebrate. \n\n\n\nFriday 28 Feb (opening night) \n6 – 8pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nSpoken word poetry by Sukhjit Khalsa \nTraditional Sitar played by Rajbir Singh \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 1 March \n3 – 6pm \nKushti wrestling demonstrations \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 2 March \n3 – 6pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 3 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nTuesday 4 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nWednesday 5 March \n6 – 8pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nThursday 6 March \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nFriday 7 March \n6 – 8pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra dancing by Bhangranation DHOLWISE \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSaturday 8 March \n3 – 5pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling demonstrations \nBhangra Dancing and Dohl drummer by Sapphire Dance \nMusic by Karamveer Singh \nTabla and string performance by Kul \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nSunday 9 March \n11 – 1pm \nChildren’s Kushti wrestling \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \nMonday 10 March \n11am – 1pm \nMending circle with Manjari \nFarmer is a Wrestler (Interactive game) \n\n\n\nFIND OUT MORE HERE: Bread\, Circuses and Home | Asia TOPA
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/bread-circuses-and-home-thukral-and-tagra/2025-02-28/
LOCATION:Federation Square\, Swanston St & Flinders St\,\, Melbourne\, Melbourne City\, 3000\, Australia
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250228
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SUMMARY:Touching the Divine - Love and Devotion in Asian Art
DESCRIPTION:  \nTouching the Divine: Love and Devotion in Asian Art explores aspects of love and devotion expressed through art created in sacred contexts across Asia. \nFeaturing works of art from the AGSA collection this exhibition presents the divine and worldly aspects of devotion expressed through a wide diversity of media created in the context of Buddhism\, Hinduism\, and Islam. \nGET TICKETS HERE: https://ozasia.adelaidefestivalcentre.com.au/whats-on/touching-the-divine
URL:https://www.indianlink.com.au/whats-on/touching-the-divine-love-and-devotion-in-asian-art/
LOCATION:Art Gallery of South Australia\, North Terrace\, Adelaide\, South Australia\, 5000\, Australia
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