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Kaleidoscope Festival returns

Celebrate Wyndham’s cultural diversity at Point Cook Pop-Up Park throughout April.

The celebrations form part of the Kaleidoscope Festival, which is run by CoLocal, developer Stockland and Wyndham council.

The festival is a colourful celebration of unity and diversity and will feature food, performance and culture.

The festival will have a different theme each week.

On Saturday, April 5, attendees can enjoy a Greek Festival from noon-4pm, featuring dance and music performances by Manasis School of Greek Dance and Culture, food stalls, kids activities and a photobooth.

A Harmony Day celebration organised by the Wyndham Volunteers Association will be held on Saturday, April 12, from 11am-4pm, showcasing the talent and diversity of the community.

Activate Youth will host an Eid Festival on Sunday, April 13. Running from noon to 3pm, the event will include market and food stalls and cultural entertainment.

On Saturday, April 19, the Easter Bunny will make an early appearance in Point Cook for an Easter-themed festival from noon-3pm.

Junubi Wyndham will host the Africa Festival on Saturday, April 26, from 2-9pm, featuring love performances and food and market stalls.

The Kaleidoscope Festival will wrap up on Sunday, April 27 with an Aussie barbecue from noon-3pm.

Stockland senior centre manager John Cooper said Kaleidoscope was created by the community.

“We’re looking forward to hosting our third Kaleidoscope Festival here at Point Cook Pop Up Park,” he said.

“Each year the event brings together thousands of people to celebrate the cultural diversity in the area.

“We encourage the community to come along with their friends and family and enjoy live entertainment, delicious food and market stalls, as well as activities for the kids.”

Point Cook Pop-up Park is at Stockland Point Cook, Murnong Street, Point Cook.

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