NYRSTAR Eat StreetArepa Tasmania

Bean Grinder

Bhutanese Community Association of Southern Tasmania

Bhutanese Community of Hobart

Correa’s Kitchen

Eritrean Community

Harissa Hobart

Hazara Community

Indonesian Kitchen Yellow Rice

Iraqi Community

Italian Day Centre

Japanese Community

Kaki Lima

Kung Fu Canteen

Let’s Makan

Liberian Community

Lucky Sri Lankan Kitchen

Machu Picchu

Madi Community

Madras Kitchen

Manneken Eats

Marypin South American Food

Migrant Resource Centre

Obse’s Ethiopian Catering

palawa kipli

PART Foundation

Tas Chilli Beer Co

Tas Ethiopian Association

Taste of Ghana

Tibet Kitchen

Viking Cones

World Stage 202011:00–11:30Tai Chi Tai Chi movement for body and soul

Latin Spring Latin American dances, Colombian Cumbia and Salsa

Sisongke Acapella world music with a social justice platform

Dancing Divas Fusion dance folk classical and popular, from Southern India

11:30–12:00Hobart Highland Traditional and new dances from the Scottish Highland

Rhythms Bollywood Colourful dances from the heartland of India

12:00–1:00Madi Traditional Dance Traditional dances with the young people of the Madi community from South Sudan

Yugen Acoustic Funky tunes from South Asia and Sri Lanka

1:00–1:30pakana kanaplila Welcome Led by Tasmanian Aboriginal dance man Harley Mansell

Official Festival Opening

1:30–2:0010th Birthday Parade Drumming and dancing through the crowd with Baba Bruja and dance workshop participants

Baba Bruja ft Amoko and Wishmika Hobart’s very own 12 piece all-original astral travelling Afrobeat Orchestra.

2:30–3:00Greek Hellenic Dance traditions of the Greek Islands

Celebrate Nations Multicultural Choir Celebrating the music of many cultures together

3:00–3:30Artha Nepalese fusion of traditional and original songs

Beat Latina Celebrating the Afro heritage of Latin America and Chile of Cumbia, Cueca Chora, Afrosamba, Salsa, Merengue and Mapale

3:30–4:15Arauco Libre Music of Chile with Tasmania’s original Chilean band

ABC CAFÉ Stage 202011:00–11:30Van Meerendonk Dirk Kooy represents the culture of Holland and the Hobart Dutch Community

Tassie Tibs Tibetan dance

Sri Lankan Community Children sing favourite Lankan songs

11:30–12:00 Mixed Cultural Dance team Thaala Dance to Lankan Sinhala music.

The Dame Palula Cork and Mary-Anne Songs of English/Welsh singer Petula Clark

12:00–12.30Heart Bellydance Egyptian style belly dances

Shuang Shuang Traditional songs and dances of China and Asia

Jabluko Budapest hotel style instrumentals

12:30Momo Magic Fusion of Indian and Nepalese vocals and instruments

1:00 Break1:45The Minstrel Italian favourite songs

2:00Dance Holic Chinese students meet Latin dance

Eleanor y Svetlana Tangos and Italian accordion songs

The Tahitian Pearls Traditional Pacific Island dancing wearing traditional Tahitian costume

2:30Sujata School of Indian dance Bengali folk, classical South Indian and Bollywood dancing

Fantasy Belly Dance Belly dance fused with Chinese classic dance, Dunhuang dance

3:00Ilyas Hussain Music from North Pakistan Seetar music from Chitral, a remote district in North West of Pakistan

Matt Ralph Soothing sounds of Brazilian guitar

3:30C-Silk International Music Association Inc. Chinese traditional music ensemble

Beat of Pacifica Cook Island hula action & drum dance

CULTURAL AND FAMILY ACTIVITIESBowen Road Primary School Craft and culture

My Dream Playground Your vision for the new Northern Suburbs playgrounds

Dominic College Art activities

ABC Radio Live radio broadcasts and vote for your favourite recipe

Demo-licious with MC Mama Rosa Supported by the Multicultural Hub Multicultural food demonstrations followed by a cook-off

Drumming Workshop 12:00-1:00 Learn drumming with Mwase Makalani

Facepainting

Fishcare Tasmania Sustainable fishing and kids activities

Glenorchy City Council Community Development Neighbour Day community art project

Grape Crushing and Watermelon Eating Contest

Guilford Young College Dress ups and photos

Into the Fold Print stencil designs on fabric

Nyrstar Dress up photo booth and educational activities

Parenting Tent

Pop-up music and dance

Pulse Youth Health Services Games, healthy recipes and nutrition information

Second Echo Ensemble and Roz Wren Weave a wild piece of cloth

Soccer and music 2:00-4:00

Story Island Project Drop-in storytelling activities

Tas Police Peddle cars, dress-ups and more

TasWater Dress ups and photo booth

Welcome Dinner Project Your food story and a 'snack' from a different culture

Disclaimer: Details and times correct at the time of printing. May be subject to alteration. Visit Festival website for more information.

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