Dashain Tihar Mela 2025 Coming to Hurstville Plaza, Sydney

The Nepalese community in Sydney is preparing to celebrate one of the biggest festivals of the year with the Dashain Tihar Mela 2025, proudly organised by Nepalese Community Hurstville Inc. The vibrant cultural festival will take place at Hurstville Plaza on Saturday, 27 September 2025.

This Mela is expected to bring together thousands of Nepalese and multicultural communities for a day full of music, dance, delicious food, and cultural displays, creating a true taste of Nepal in the heart of Sydney.

Event Highlights

While the organisers are currently promoting the festival mainly through social media and TikTok videos, attendees can expect the signature attractions that make Dashain and Tihar celebrations so special, including:

• 🎶 Live Music & Performances – Featuring talented local and interstate artists

• 💃 Cultural Dances – A showcase of Nepal’s diverse traditions

• 🎵 Lok Dohori & Folk Shows – Bringing authentic Nepali rhythms to the stage

• 🍲 Food Stalls – Offering mouth-watering Nepali flavours and festive treats

• 🎁 Lucky Draw Prizes – With exciting giveaways for the audience

• 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family Fun – Kids’ activities, games, and a friendly festival vibe

Event Details

• 📅 Date: Saturday, 27 September 2025

• 📍 Venue: Hurstville Plaza, Sydney

• 🎟️ Entry: Open to all community members

Why This Festival Matters

Dashain and Tihar are the biggest festivals for Nepalis worldwide, symbolising togetherness, cultural pride, and community unity. This Mela gives Sydney’s Nepalese community an opportunity to celebrate traditions, connect with each other, and share Nepali culture with the wider Australian community.

❓ What makes Hurstville Dashain Tihar Mela 2025 special?
Unlike regular events, this Mela combines the spirit of both Dashain and Tihar, bringing music, dance, food, and community celebration together in one festive day.

💥 The Dashain Tihar Mela 2025 in Hurstville promises to be a colourful and joyful celebration, keeping Nepalese traditions alive in Australia while welcoming everyone to be part of the festivities.