The Sabrini AIII Diwali Mela 2014, to be held on Sunday, 19 October, at the Sandown Racecourse, promises to be a spectacular performance. This is the 13th year of the multicultural AIII Diwali Fair and the highlight of 2014 will be the presence of popular TV chef Chef Harpal Singh. Chef Harpal Singh is being brought in by Sabrini, platinum sponsors of the Sabrini AIII Diwali Fair 2014. Those attending the Fair can participate in the ‘Meet& Greet’ with him at the fair.
Silver sponsors Western Union propose to have a simulation-type cricket marquee and will also have an Indian dance and singing competition which they successfully ran in Sydney last year. Prizes will also be given to those participating in the dance and singing competition.
Like with each year, the Fair will have a big variety of stalls under cover, food and numerous other stalls, safe family environment, henna and tattoo stalls, kids rides, multicultural programs and a grand fireworks finale. It’s going to be an entertaining family event not to be missed.
Parking and ATM facilities are available, and there will be security and first aid arrangements. This is an alcohol-free event.
Sandown Racecourse is at 591-659 Princess Highway, Springvale. Melway Reference – 80/C-9. The Fair will begin at 11.30 am and go on till 9.30 pm.
The event is also supported by the Victorian Multicultural Commission (VMC).
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