Harmony Week Market!
Harmony Week is the celebration dedicated to acknowledging our diverse community and uniting people from different backgrounds across Australia. It embodies inclusivity, respect, and a sense of belonging for all Australians, spanning from the Traditional Owners of the land to our newest residents.
Partnering with Banyule City Council, Yarra Plenty Regional Library is planning a fun afternoon for the whole family that recognizes and celebrates this diversity with a vibrant market, display tables for community organizations and social groups, live music and performances, and other exciting activities for the whole family.
When is the market?!
Date: Saturday 20 April 2024
Time: 12.00pm—4.00pm
Location: Ivanhoe Library and Cultural Hub, 275 Upper Heidelberg Road, Ivanhoe
Want to be part of the celebration?
We are seeking Expressions of Interest for market stall holders!
Yarra Plenty Regional Library and Banyule City Council are partnering to deliver a community event in celebration of Harmony Week. We are looking to engage makers and traders from culturally diverse backgrounds to partner on this event.
If you are interested in getting involved, please fill our EOI.
Your expression interest does not guarantee a space at the Harmony Day market, all submissions will be contacted.
Submissions close: 8 March 2024
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