Dates & Venue – TBA
In proud partnership with
Taiyyar ho Brisbane? For…
HOLI FESTIVAL BRISBANE 2026
Brisbane Holi Festival’s main objective is to celebrate unity in diversity and bring our communities together on the occasion of Holi. It’s two days of Culture – Colours – Food – Song and Dance – Live Performances, and much, much more.
Entry is Free!
WELCOME DRINK
(THANDAI)* FOR
FULL FUN FAMILY DAY OUT
Glow-in-the-dark Colours
Light & Colour Performances!
We will always be grateful to our supporters from day One. We simply wouldn’t be here without your guidance, motivation, pick-me-ups, and big-brotherly love!
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Experience the Magic of Biggest Holi Festival in Brisbane: Colours, Joy, and Celebration!
Brisbane has a growing Indian & South East Asian community, making up approximately 1.49% of the city’s total population. This community is an integral part of the city’s multicultural identity, enriching the local culture and business landscape.
Brisbane’s Indian & South Asian community at a glance
- Welcoming Suburban Lifestyle
- Growing Indian Culinary Scene
- Cultural and Festive Celebrations
- Quality Education Facilities
- Access to Natural Beauty
- Cultural Diversity and Events
Approx 8.60% of the total Indian & South East Asian population in these six cities reside in Brisbane
85,905 Indians in Brisbane out of which 51,650 have migrated to Queensland since 2021
35 years the average age of Indian migrants
43% of Indian migrants are families with children and 37% are couples with no children (approx)
54% have Australian citizenship