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Al-Quds Community Centre

8th Annual

PalestinianCultural Dayيوم التراث الفلسطيني الثامن

Date
Sunday 15 November 2026
Time
10am - 6pm
Place
Parry Park, Lakemba
The 8th Annual Palestinian Cultural Day poster: Sunday 15 November 2026, 10am - 6pm, Parry Park, Lakemba. Cultural food and stalls, the Dabka competition, the Best Palestinian Costume Competition for boys and girls under 12, and prizes for kids.

The 8th Annual Palestinian Cultural Day poster

Slide 1 of 5: The 8th Annual Palestinian Cultural Day poster

Get involved

Compete

Enter the Dabka competition. Free and open to everyone, any age, any group size.

Run a stall

Run a food or general stall at Parry Park. Full and half stalls available.

Volunteer

Lend a hand on the day. No set roles or shifts, just tell us when you’re free.

Families walking between the white stall tents on the grass, with Palestinian flags flying
Families at the stalls, 7th Annual Palestinian Cultural Day

Celebrate heritage, unity and joy

A day in Parry Park to celebrate Palestinian heritage, unity and joy, presented by Al-Quds Community Centre.

Come for Palestinian food and stalls, let the kids loose on the jumping castles and games, cheer on the Dabka competition, and bring the little ones in their best Palestinian dress for the costume competition.

Everyone is welcome: Palestinian families, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, and the wider Australian community.

What to expect

A crowd in Palestinian dress gathering in a wide circle on the field as the dabka starts
The dabka circle forming, 7th Annual Palestinian Cultural Day

Something new happens every hour.

Food and culture

  • Palestinian food
  • Market and community stalls
  • Henna

Games and fun

  • Jumping castles
  • Face painting
  • Sack races and tug of war
  • Kids’ games

Competitions and prizes

  • The Dabka competition
  • The Best Palestinian Costume Competition for under 12s
  • A free raffle, drawn at 5pm
  • Mini events for adults and kids

And plenty more to discover on the day.

Competitions and a raffle, free to enter

Mini events throughout the day for adults and kids, with prizes to be won.

From previous years

View the gallery
A line of dancers holding hands for the dabka while a girl in an embroidered red dress watches
Dabka on the field, 7th Annual Palestinian Cultural Day
Families cheering on children in the sack race, a woman in a keffiyeh scarf in the middle
Cheering on the sack race, 7th Annual Palestinian Cultural Day
Children hopping in sacks while families watch, holding small Palestinian flags
Flags out for the sack race, 7th Annual Palestinian Cultural Day

Parry Park, Lakemba

, 10am - 6pm

Address
Parry Park, Lakemba NSW 2195
Public transport
The nearest train station is Wiley Park.
Parking
Parking is limited. We suggest parking on Punchbowl Road or Koala Road.
Accessibility
The venue is fully accessible.

Questions

Who is welcome?

Everyone. Bring your family and friends.

Do I need to be Palestinian to come?

No. Everyone is welcome to come along and enjoy the day.

Will there be somewhere to sit?

Yes. There’s plenty of seating for everyone, and it’s free for families.

What stalls will there be?

Cultural food stalls, clothing, henna, art and much more.

What is there for kids?

Sack races, tug of war and plenty of mini games throughout the day, plus the Best Palestinian Costume Competition for under 12s.

Presented by Al-Quds Community Centre

Al-Quds Community Centre is a non-profit organisation that shares Palestinian history, language and culture with our community, and builds understanding between Palestinian and wider Australian communities. Everyone is welcome to take part.

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