Multicultural Association of Canberra (MAC) and the Global Organisation for People of Indian Origin celebrated the Lohri harvest festival at Taj Agra Belconnen. Lohri, traditionally observed in North India, symbolises new beginnings and hope, encouraging forgiveness towards enemies and prayers for a happy, healthy, and prosperous life.The Lohri festival at Taj Agra Belconnen left an indelible mark of cultural richness, unity, and shared joy. The event served as a reminder that, in celebrating our traditions, we strengthen the bonds that weave our multicultural tapestry together. MAC and GOPIO continue to bring communities together, fostering understanding, harmony, and a celebration of diversity.
We express gratitude to Minister Rebecca Vassaroti, Shadow Multicultural MLA Peter Cain, Member of Brindabella MLA Nicole Lawder, and MLA Elizabeth Kikkert for honoring the occasion. Special thanks to community leaders Mainul Haque, Dr. Fuxin Li, Ravi and Radha Krish, Amardeep and Preeti Sahiti, Ron and Monica, Shanti Reddy ji, Shafique, along with community members and friends for their participation, contributing to the event’s success. Our heartfelt appreciation goes to artists Abha, Bina, Manju, Sneh, Renu ji, Manjula ji, and Monica, along with MC Aradhna, for sharing their time and showcasing beautiful local talent. A special acknowledgment extended to Sneh Dang for her assistance with Lohri decorations
The event was captured splendidly by Udaya through photography, and Vijay contributed a memorable video. Taj Agra and Sami were appreciated for providing delicious food and warm hospitality.. In an exciting announcement, we are delighted to welcome two new patrons for MAC—thank you, Monica Sharma Jokhan and Ravi and Hema Nayyar, for your patronage. We eagerly anticipate your continued support in the future.
Multicultural Association of Canberra 