This unique event will also be an initial Step towards collecting funds for upcoming “Second Global Sindhi Festival” to be held on 5th of October 2019 in Sydney.

We are thrilled to announce that this event will be a combination of Eid Milan Party, Cultural Show, Musical Concert and much more. Here are the highlights of the event,

• Beatboxing (An art of mimicking drum machines)

• Solo Guitar Staging on Sindhi Tunes

• Tableaus

• Ukulele Performance

• Games participation

• Singing Performance

We are also excited to inform you that Sindhi Handicraft Exhibition Stall will be set up to showcase Sindhi Cultural & Traditional items imported from Hala, Sindh, ready for everyone to purchase. Funds generated from this stall will be utilised for the Second Global Sindhi Festival. Items includes:

• Ajraks with a broad range of varieties and colours

• Sindhi Topi with multiple colours and sizes

• Muhabbati Muffler

• Handmade Handbags

• Shaals

• Wall hangings

• Waistcoats

Last but not least, a Photo Booth will be designed with the aforementioned products for you to take beautiful pictures with your friends and family.

Event Details:

Address: Kippax Uniting Church (Hardwick Cres & Luke St, Holt ACT 2615).

Time: 11:30am (Punctuality will be highly regarded)

Dress Code: Traditional Shalwar Kameez (optional)

Event Charges:

Per Person cost is $30 (Adult and above 12)

Children 5-12: $20

Children Under Primary School Age Free

Please Deposit money into the below-mentioned account with Transaction Description: “SINDHI EID MELO 2019”. No cash on the day, please.

Account Title: SINDHI SANGAT AUSTRALIA - ACT

BSB: 062915

Account No: 10332921.

After depositing amount please send a short message with your name and number of participants on the following email: act@ssaus.org.au

Also, follow the link to receive event updates.

https://www.facebook.com/events/2319249011503141/?ti=icl

We hope that you honour us with your presence.Looking forward to seeing you all along with your family.

Warm Regards,

Sajid Ali Soomro