Pakistan Independence Day Celebrations
Sunday, 16th August, 2026
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at: Fairfield Showground, 443 Smithfield Road, Prairiewood NSW 2176
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Event will start at 11am and finish with Fireworks at 6pm.
Supported by:
We are thankful to all those organisations who whole heartedly supported the event.
We will welcome you at the Event!
We are honoured to have a long list of distinguished guests attending the event, including you and your wonderful family. Below are some of the respected personalities who will grace the occasion and celebrate with us.
Farhat Jaffri
Chief Organiser - welcomes you all!
His Excellency Mr. Irfan Shaukat
High Commissioner Pakistan to Australia
Qamar Zaman
Honourable Consul General Pakistan in Sydney
Pakistan Azadi Mela 2026
Vision Statement
To celebrate and bring together the Pakistani-Australian community that contributes positively to a diverse, inclusive, and harmonious Australian society.
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Mission Statement
To create meaningful opportunities for Pakistani businesses and professionals to showcase their products and services through community events, while fostering harmony and promoting diversity and inclusion across Australian society.
What will you experience at the event!
Food
Food stalls covering all types of delicious and scrumptious food for families.
For Kids
Kids will find tons of activities for them.
For Families
Families will enjoy meeting friends and relatives and share food and fun.
For you!
Lots of awards and lucky draws at the event.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Live music and national songs
Cultural dances
Family fun meetings
Flag hoisting ceremonies
Kids’ competitions
Fireworks
Community speeches
Food markets and stalls, and
Many more...
Pakistan Independence Day is celebrated on 14 August because Pakistan became an independent nation in 1947 after the end of British rule in the Indian subcontinent. It marks the creation of Pakistan as a separate homeland for Muslims under the leadership of Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
Pakistani families in Australia celebrate with cultural festivals, flag ceremonies, food stalls, music, traditional dress, fireworks and family gatherings. In cities like Sydney and Melbourne, community organisations arrange large events featuring Pakistani food, children’s activities and cultural performances.
The main colours are green and white, representing the Pakistani flag. Common symbols include crescent moons, stars, national flags, bunting, badges and cultural clothing such as shalwar kameez.
Popular foods include biryani, kebabs, karahi, nihari, samosas, chaat, jalebi and Pakistani desserts. Tea and BBQ gatherings are also very common during family celebrations.
The celebration promotes unity, patriotism, cultural identity, diversity and appreciation for freedom. Overseas Pakistani communities also use the occasion to teach younger generations about their heritage.
Apply for a Stall Now!
Please complete the form below to confirm and secure your stall booking for the event.
Pakistan Azadi Mela 2026
Address
Suite 1A - 40 Raymond St, Bankstown NSW 2200, Australia
Phone
+61412781933ABN
91874043796