Penrith Council’s free and popular multicultural event, Culture Fusion, is back for a third year to celebrate Penrith’s diverse community.
This two-day festival will be held on Saturday, February 21 and Sunday, February 22 in St Marys.
With a new central location in Queen Street, St Marys and extended event hours, Culture Fusion will feature a fashion show, powerful cultural performances, curated market stalls, interactive workshops and delicious cuisine from across the globe.
Penrith Mayor Todd Carney is excited to see Queen Street come alive in celebration of Penrith’s multicultural community as well as recognising the UNESCO Observance of International Mother Language Day on Saturday, February 21.
“Culture Fusion reflects the vibrant mix of cultural diversity, creative expression, and a strong sense of Penrith’s community spirit. This wonderful event is in its third year, showcasing our rich multicultural community that honours our shared values of respect, equality and freedom,” said Carney said.
“With a captivating program to entice cultural enthusiasts and foodies alike, this extraordinary street festival will bring people together from all different backgrounds to create a sense of inclusiveness and belonging in our community.”
Whether you’re a local or visiting for the weekend, Culture Fusion is the perfect way to celebrate cultural diversity that fosters respect and peace not just within Penrith, but around the world.
Funding for this project has been provided by the NSW Government and curated by Penrith City Council.
Come down to Queen Street, St Marys on Saturday, February 21 from 4pm to 10pm and Sunday, February 22 from 10am to 4pm to be part of this fantastic cultural event.
