The Consulate General of India, Brisbane has announced the Namaste India Festival, a one-day event designed to bring Indian culture, arts, and community engagement to Brisbane through a series of hands-on workshops and interactive sessions.
Scheduled for 25 January 2026, the festival will take place at Level 12, 301 Coronation Drive in Milton. The format allows participants to choose the workshops or sessions they wish to attend, shaping a personalised experience rather than a fixed programme.
Organisers say the focus is on participation and exploration, giving attendees a chance to engage directly with elements of India’s cultural heritage. With sessions running across the day, the event aims to encourage learning, exchange, and connection within a shared space.
Places for each session are limited, and early registration has been encouraged. The festival is positioned as a community-focused gathering that reflects ongoing cultural links between India and Australia, with Brisbane providing the setting for this exchange.
Further details and registration information are available directly from the Consulate General of India in Brisbane.
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