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Ganesh festival
AT EAGLE STADIUM
December 15, 2023
LARGEST GANESH FESTIVAL IN MELBOURNE CELEBRATING 8TH YEAR
The Ganesh Chaturthi Utsav, the largest Ganesh festival in Melbourne, is proudly celebrating its 8th year. The vibrant and culturally enriching annual celebration, took place on Saturday, 23rd September 2023, at Wyndham City Council‘s Eagle Stadium in Werribee.
The Ganesh festival showcases the intensity of Melbourne’s multiculturalism by actively encouraging participation from the entire community. Through collaboration and engagement, the festival seeks to develop long-term partnerships with other organisations, fostering a sense of unity and cooperation.

Rod Gaut, General Manager of Eagle Stadium, expressed his excitement for this year’s event, stating, “The Ganesh Chaturthi Utsav has become a cherished tradition in Melbourne, bringing together people from all walks of life to celebrate diversity and harmony. We are thrilled to be celebrating the 8th year at Eagle Stadium.”
Paul Lacchiana was amazed by the festivities of the day, he captured the captivating dancing and singing performances, and mesmerizing displays of artwork. “I was in awe! The community involvement and harmony was both spiritual and electrifying”, he said. Attendees also had the opportunity to savour authentic Indian cuisine from various food stalls, adding a delectable twist to their cultural experience.
SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT
Please be advised that repair work on the male showers in the family change area and the main change room at AquaPulse will begin on Thursday, September 18th.
These works are expected to take approximately three days, and as a result, the affected areas will be closed until further notice.