CONVERGE on the Goulburn is back and is set to enthral, entertain and delight families and visitors to the region over two big evenings of food, music, performance and art.
Bringing together the vibrancy and richness of Greater Shepparton’s Aboriginal and multicultural communities, this year’s festival will showcase an exciting and diverse range of cultural art including Chinese calligraphy, Turkish Ebru painting, African wood carving, Henna, local artists and so much more.
The line-up across the stage will get everyone up and dancing with live music as well as a huge variety of performances from around the world.
Tapping into local talent, creating a full line-up of spectacular entertainment over two nights to take us on an around the world stage program, audiences will be delighted by dancers from Tonga and Malaysia and will also have a chance to engage with performances by Amaru Tribe and the incredibly talented Yorta Yorta artist, Maddi Colville Walker.
With over 35 individual organisations and people from all backgrounds in one place to share an incredible experience, the menu on offer will bring sumptuous delights from 25 food vendors saluting cuisine from around the globe.
An event celebrating our unique and dynamic community, Converge on the Goulburn is a two-day festival that will take place at Victoria Park Lake on Friday, March 17 from 6.00pm to 9.00pm and Saturday, March 18 from 4.00pm to 10.00pm.
