The Children’s Festival events are the largest and most unique celebrations of multiculturalism for children and families in Australia.
They are days of sharing, learning and exploring the culturally diverse modern cities that we all live in and share with one another.
If children are able to experience this sharing and understanding from a young age, The Children’s Festival hopes that adults too, will be able to share and understand, so that we can all live harmoniously within our in communities.
This year, they have exciting events including 16th Bankstown Children’s Festival. For the first time ever – the inaugural Children’s Festival in the City of Sydney (in partnership with Community Relations Commission For A Multicultural NSW and NSW Federation of Community Language Schools) will be held on Sunday 30 March 2014 at Belmore Park (opposite Central Railway Station) Sydney.
The Children’s Parade at 11.30am and/or to perform on the day, and make it a spectacle of colour and diversity in that special way of our Children’s Festivals “Playing Together and Living in Harmony“.
Get ready for a day of celebration where you will experience different cultural traditions, costumes, dances, performances, songs, lion dancing, drumming workshops and share traditional and delicious foods with one another.
There will be some fun and games, take part in the Children’s Parade, witness the dancing and musical performances on stage or have a go at drumming, kite flying or take part in the poster competition.
There will be endless exciting activities for the kids including scout adventures, lantern making, costume parades, arts and craft, rides, animal petting zoo and more.
See you there!
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