Indonesian-born, Ari was an in-demand guitarist/vocalist in the Western Australian music scene for over 20 years. He has recently relocated to Melbourne, and is already creating waves with his mixture of originals and unique take on popular cover songs. He utilises live-looping to create a beautifully full sound. Ari Davis is scheduled to perform on Friday 5 December 2025 at …
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Ánh Dương Lumina – Vietnamese Traditional Dance Group in Melbourne, is dedicated to sharing authentic Vietnamese cultural heritage through traditional and contemporary dance. They regularly perform at multicultural festivals and community events across Victoria. Anh Duong Lumina is scheduled to perform on Sunday 7 December 2025 at night time. Check out our Performing Arts Program Schedule which will be published …
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“Through his music, this creative Australian mind ignites a fresh and rejuvenating roots formula, tapping into the sounds and styles of Brazil, West Africa, India, and many more.”Aldora Britain Records Simon Hudson is a singer-songwriter multi-instrumentalist whose highly original music weaves a captivating blend of world, Latin, roots and folk. Influences include The Cat Empire, Jose Gonzalez, Neil Finn, Paul …
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Chinese Bamboo Flute Artist/Musician and Cultural Presenter. Stephanie Chen is an acclaimed Chinese bamboo flute (dizi) performer whose music bridges Eastern tradition and Western innovation. Based in Australia, she has appeared at major venues including Federation Square, The Edge, and Town Halls across Adelaide, Ballarat, Bendigo, and Melbourne. Stephanie began her musical journey in China and further upgraded her skills …
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Ziyue Xu (Zoey) is playing a Chinese traditional instrument pipa. Her musical style is diverse and innovative, blending traditional Chinese music with modern genres. Zoey has participated in large-scale festivals, busking and multicultural celebrations across Australia. It includes Hanfu show at the Melbourne Fashion Week. You can find her poster at Melbourne Chinatown. She has also performed during the Chinese …
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With the tang and crunch of your favourite Asian dishes, the spice and sizzle of grills and barbecues and tempting street food at every turn, the Asia Street Food Festival by the Yarra might be Melbourne’s most delicious festival. Expect the sights, sounds and aromas to transport you to an authentic Asian street market right here in Melbourne. Added to …
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Walakado was founded in 2024, inspired by the Japanese proverb “Laughter at the gate invites happiness.” The name reflects their mission: to create a space where the sound of taiko uplifts both drummers and audiences, filling hearts with joy and bringing smiles naturally. Based in Melbourne, Australia, Walakado shares the art of taiko drumming with the wider community. From traditional …
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At Asia Street Food Festival, prepare to be mesmerised by world class fire manipulation featuring martial arts, dance, circus stunts and spectacular costumes by Chris Morant. The show begins with slow hypnotic movements and builds to a spectacular fiery finale. The components of the show are by fusing martial arts, dance, circus stunts, and themed costumes. From eating, blowouts, opening …
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Janie Kogan is a teen singer, dancer, model, and musician from Sydney whose passion and stage presence captivate audiences. She regularly competes in piano, singing, and dance competitions, and also performs and models at functions, events, and runway shows. A few years ago, Janie represented Australia at the World Championships of Performing Arts (WCOPA) in Los Angeles, where she was …
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WHEN 4 – 7 December 2025 Thursday: 5pm – 11pm Friday to Sunday: 11am – 11pm WHERE Location: Alexandra Gardens, Melbourne Directions: Situated just south of Princes Bridge and east of St Kilda Road, with Alexandra Avenue marking the southern border. FESTIVAL OVERVIEW Immerse yourself in the vibrant flavours and cultures at the “Asia Street Food Festival By The Yarra” …
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