The Multicultural Eid Festival & Fair is an annual event which has been celebrating the end of Ramadan for over thirty years! The festival attracts over 10,000 people from a range of multicultural communities across Western Sydney.
Market Stalls
With over 150 stalls there’s a huge range of products on offer including variety of cultural clothing, jewellery, perfumes, interesting books, toys, free show bags.
No one will go hungry with a plethora of delicious food stalls serving up turkish, indian, lebanese, japanese, pakistani as well as gozleme, kebabs, sugar cane juice, butter chicken, tandoori chicken, waffles, coconut drinks, fresh sugar cane juice, fro-yo and best of all, festival food including burgers, hot dogs, pluto pups, snow cones, slushies and fairy floss.
Entertainment
Live entertainment from the various multicultural communities with performances in traditional folk dances, cultural songs, plays/dramas, acrobatics, and more at the Multicultural Eid Festival & Fair.
The kids won’t be disappointed with so many activities including:
The Eid Show Sydney is one of Australia’s biggest and best premier multicultural events, bringing awesome fun & excitement to Eid al Fitr and Eid Al Adha every year!
Featuring a combination of multicultural food kiosks and trucks, exhilarating rides, stalls, fireworks, stage shows and friendly volunteer staff all contribute to this amazing event!
Ramadan Nights Lakemba is a spectacular month-long event that is a vibrant, global food bazaar which runs from dusk to dawn.
What’s on Offer
Break your fast or try new foods, and experience culture and tradition as part of the celebration of Ramadan.
You’ll be met with an array of street food vendors throughout the month.
Open every night of the week. Beat the crowds by visiting on Monday to Wednesday.
About Ramadan
Ramadan is the most sacred month of the year in Islamic culture. The month of Ramadan is spent by Muslims fasting during the daylight hours from dawn to sunset. At the end of each day’s fast Muslims gather for Iftar, the evening meal to break their fast.
How to Get There
Ramadan Nights Lakemba takes place on Haldon Street and Railway Parade. Located in the heart of Greater Sydney it is easily accessible by public transport. Road closures will be in place, so we recommend taking public transport to visit us at Ramadan Nights. Lakemba Station will bring you directly to the heart of the event.
The Sydney Royal Easter Show is Australia’s largest annual event, attracting almost a million people each year.
Overview
The Show is a celebration of Australian culture, from rural traditions to modern day lifestyles and provides unique experiences for everyone.
Every year the country and city are brought together to enjoy agricultural competitions, animal experiences, entertainment, carnival fun, shopping and much more.
Sydney Royal Easter Show History
The inaugural Show was held in 1823 and was run by the Royal Agricultural Society of NSW, a not-for-profit organisation that promotes and rewards agricultural excellence. The funds raised from the Show allows the RAS to continue investing in agricultural programs and supporting rural communities across Australia.
What to Expect at the Show
Pet and feed adorable farmyard animals
Live animal competitions
Delicious foods and drink
Exhibitors ranging from small to large specialty boutique stalls.
