The Australian Multicultural Relations Allies organised a Multicultural Music and Food Festival on Saturday 3 December at Coronation Park in Minto, South Western Sydney.
From 11 am onwards, there were many performances throughout the day from children and adults sharing the wonders of all cultures through their traditional songs, dances and poetry.
“Campbelltown is home to one of the most diverse and multicultural communities in South West Sydney,” said Mayor George Greiss.
The free entry welcomed all in the community to immerse themselves in a multitude of cultures by interacting and learning with other members of the community who presented their cultures in unique colours and flavours, bridging a gap of understanding between themselves.
This could only be enjoyed through the diverse cultural clothing, accessory, trinket and food stalls lined along the sides, both leading to the ever-awarding stage.
Mr George Greiss, Mayor of Campbelltown was present with other counsellors like Masood Khalil for a ceremony celebrating the hard workers in the community where many worthy locals were appreciated for their outstanding efforts in business, community services, education, children’s development and so much more.
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