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  • A traditional dragon dance with onlookers in a public outdoor space.
  • People on a tram waving Malaysian mini flags.
  • Skewers of meat cooking over an open flame on a BBQ.
20 Sep

Tram Sarong Festival

  • Free
  • Art

Get ready for Tram Sarong, a vibrant celebration of Malaysian culture and cuisine in Melbourne's city centre. Indulge in authentic Malaysian food, from sizzling satay skewers to a variety of kuih and a hot cup of freshly brewed teh tarik.

Catch the mesmerising lion dance, beautiful Bharatanatyam, henna drawings and more. It'll be a Sunday of free, family-friendly activities, perfect for a fun-filled day out.

Join up at the designated tram stations and travel together onboard a tram to Immigration Museum, where Tram Sarong enchants you with interactive activities and performances.

Bring your family and friends to Tram Sarong and immerse yourself in the beauty and flavours of Malaysia right in the heart of the city.

Hours

Date Times
Sun 20 Sep
  • 10am - 2pm 10:00am - 2:00pm

Location

Atrium & courtyard
Immigration Museum
400 Flinders St
Melbourne 3000

Open in maps location for Immigration Museum

Price and bookings

This is a free event

Booking not required

Contact details

  • email address: mculture@vic.masca.org.au
  • Visit website for Tram Sarong Festival
Instagram page for Tram Sarong Festival

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  • Mobility access
  • Service animals

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