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SACAV Holds Annual Picnic and Boshonto Utshob (Holi) Celebration at Brimbank Park

  • 2:53 pm - March 09, 2026

Melbourne, March 8, 2026: The Sanatan Art and Cultural Association Victoria (SACAV) celebrated its annual picnic and Boshonto Utshob (Holi) with great enthusiasm and community…

Members of the Sanatan Art and Cultural Association Victoria (SACAV) celebrate their annual picnic and Boshonto Utshob (Holi) at Brimbank Park, Melbourne, sharing colours, food, and joyful moments on 8 March 2026.

Melbourne, March 8, 2026: The Sanatan Art and Cultural Association Victoria (SACAV) celebrated its annual picnic and Boshonto Utshob (Holi) with great enthusiasm and community spirit at Brimbank Park, managed by Parks Victoria, on Sunday, 8 March 2026.

Members of the association, families, and friends gathered at the scenic parkland to welcome the arrival of spring through a day filled with joy, cultural bonding, and vibrant festivities. The event brought together people from different backgrounds, creating a lively atmosphere that reflected the diversity and multicultural spirit of Melbourne.

The celebration featured a variety of activities throughout the day. Participants enjoyed delicious home-cooked food, outdoor games, and social interactions, making the picnic a memorable experience for both adults and children. Friendly games and recreational activities added excitement to the gathering, encouraging everyone to take part and strengthen community ties.

The highlight of the event was the Boshonto Utshob (Holi) celebration, where attendees joyfully shared colours with one another, symbolising happiness, unity, and the arrival of spring. The colourful celebration created a festive and cheerful environment as participants laughed, danced, and celebrated together.

Organisers from SACAV said the annual picnic and Holi celebration aim to bring community members together, promote cultural traditions, and provide a platform for families to connect in a relaxed and joyful setting.

The day concluded with smiles, colourful memories, and a renewed sense of community among participants.

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