The 38th Australian Sikh Games returns to Melbourne over the Easter long weekend, bringing together sport, culture and community in one of Australia’s largest multicultural sporting festivals.
Held across multiple venues, the Games will welcome athletes, families and spectators from across the country to compete in a wide range of sports including hockey, athletics, kabaddi, basketball, football, cricket, volleyball and more, with events for men, women, juniors and veterans.
Beyond sport, the Games celebrate Sikh culture and community through cultural performances, entertainment, food vendors and the tradition of Langar – free community meals served to all, symbolising equality and service.
Family-friendly and inclusive, the Australian Sikh Games reflects Melbourne’s reputation as Australia’s sporting and multicultural capital, offering visitors a vibrant and welcoming festival experience for all ages.
Hours 
| Date | Times |
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| Fri 3 Apr |
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| Sat 4 Apr |
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| Sun 5 Apr |
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Location 
Princes Park
State Sport Centres - Parkville
10 Brens Dr
Parkville 3052
Price and bookings
This is a free event
Booking not required
Contact details
Accessibility
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