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Greater Springfield Kite Festival 2024 Soars to New Heights at Woodcrest Oval Ground

Greater Springfield Kite Festival 2024 Soars to New Heights at Woodcrest Oval Ground

Springfield, January 26 (MCCQ Newsdesk) Media Release GSIA

The Greater Springfield Indian Association (GSIA) hosted the second edition of the Greater Springfield Kite Festival at Woodcrest Oval Ground, transforming the skies into a vibrant display of colors and celebration. Held on the auspicious occasion of Australia Day and Indian Republic Day, the event brought together the local community for a day filled with joy, cultural diversity, and shared festivities with live DJ

A Kaleidoscope of Colors and Cultures

The festival kicked off at 12 PM and continued until 6 PM, with the Woodcrest Oval Ground becoming a hub of activity. Attendees were treated to the mesmerizing sight of kites of various shapes and sizes dancing in the sky, symbolizing unity and joy.

Adding to the cultural experience, the festival featured a live DJ, traditional Indian food stalls offering tantalizing flavors, and vibrant stalls showcasing exquisite jewelry. Local spiritual stores contributed to the mystical atmosphere, providing attendees with opportunities for spiritual and recreational

activities.

Community Spirit and Participation

Local businesses actively participated in the festival, creating a bustling marketplace within the event grounds. Representatives and businesses from Greater Springfield showcased their products and services, fostering an environment of community bonding and camaraderie.

Honorable Shane Neumann, Member of Parliament, expressed appreciation for the efforts of GSIA and President Mukesh Dubey in

organizing the event. Other esteemed guests, including Honorable Milton Dick, Honorable Charis Mullen, Mayor Theresa Harding, and Councillor Paul Tully, applauded the festival’s success and pledged continued support for future community events.

A Resounding Success

The Greater Springfield Kite Festival 2024 was not just an event but an immersive experience that celebrated diversity, unity, and the rich tapestry of cultures within the community. As kites soared high, so did the spirits of the attendees,

making it a memorable day for all.

GSIA President Mukesh Dubey expressed gratitude for the community’s enthusiastic participation and the support received from local leaders. With the success of this event, GSIA looks forward to organizing more vibrant and community-centric gatherings in the future.

The Greater Springfield Kite Festival 2024 stands as a testament to the power of community bonding and shared celebrations, making it a hallmark event in the Greater Springfield calendar.

Kite Soaring High
Hon Speaker of the House Minister Milton Dick at the Kite Festival
Multicultural Minister Ms Charis Mullen MP
Delegates and the GSIA Team
Mr. Mukesh Dubey President GSIA
Children enjoying the Kite Festival
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