Local community group Together She Thrives is hosting a traditional Indian Holi Festival of Colour at Banner Park, Brunswick Heads on Sunday, 1 March, 10-11am for women and girls.
‘Holi is a traditional Indian festival celebrating joy, unity and new beginnings. It is known as the Festival of Colour and is now celebrated worldwide as a fun, uplifting way to bring communities together,’ explained organiser Di Browne.
Free community event for Bruns
‘This free community event is for women and girls, with children up to eight years old welcome.
‘Come together to throw colour, dance, laugh and celebrate connection in a safe, inclusive space. Wear a white T-shirt and sunglasses and be ready to get colourful.’
The Holi colour powder used is made from 100 per cent natural ingredients including corn starch and natural-coloured dyes and is non-toxic, gluten-free, and safe to use. For more information see: www.togethershethrives.org.au.
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