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Parramasala Reveals 2019 Program
 

Parramatta is set to be transformed into a rich playground of cultural wonder when Parramasala returns with a bumper program featuring pumping live music, workshops for the whole family, incredible dance, delicious world delicacies and the iconic opening street parade.

Running from Friday 15 – Sunday 17 March, the 2019 program features the very best in international and local acts, including free concerts by singer-songwriter Thandi Phoenix, ARIA nominated rap-duo Remi Indigenous modern electric group Electric Fields, Sydney local CYLPSO and the widely-acclaimed Sampa the Great.

Crowds will also enjoy the breathtaking Opening Night Parade and the inaugural Long Table Sunday Brunch, a shared multicultural and interfaith feast for all members of the community.

Parramasala is one of the largest multicultural festivals in NSW. The City of Parramatta is a vibrant arts and entertainment hub that features music, dance, theatre, comedy, film, markets and visual arts from around the world. Parramasala captures this wealth and folds it into a unique cultural event.

 

Event details

Venue: Various locations around Parramatta - TBA
Bookings: N/A
Start Date: Friday 15 March 2019

https://www.parramasala.com/

 

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