Feast for mind and senses as Multicultural Festival celebrates city’s cultural diversity

Carwyn MonckKalgoorlie Miner
Camera IconBrazilian dance group Apoteozzy Samba engage with event-goers during the 2025 Multicultural Festival. Credit: Carwyn Monck/Kalgoorlie Miner

Kalgoorlie-Boulder was a melting pot of cultures on Saturday as residents enjoyed sights and sounds from across the globe.

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s much-loved Multicultural Festival saw the Goldfields Arts Centre forecourt and Cassidy Street transformed into a vibrant hub of food stalls and live performances.

A cultural village in the Lord Forrest Precinct showcased handmade goods and community stalls as well as dance lessons and henna tattooing.

To end the evening, Perth-based Brazilian dance group Apoteozzy Samba challenged event-goers to a game of limbo before a dance conga line was formed.

Camera IconApoteozzy Samba challenge event-goers to a game of limbo. Credit: Carwyn Monck/Kalgoorlie Miner
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Camera IconSue Rosli, Ivry Winner, 13, Evee Winner, 8, and Nick Winner explore the food stalls. Credit: Carwyn Monck/Kalgoorlie Miner
Camera IconAkanksha Goswami, Manmeet Sidhu, Sheetal Sharma and Ramita Khurana. Credit: Carwyn Monck/Kalgoorlie Miner
Camera IconLillian Sheck, 14, Gabrielle Sheck, 17, and Aliana Sheck, 16. Credit: Carwyn Monck/Kalgoorlie Miner
Camera IconA highland dancer from Kalgoorlie Dance Academy performs. Credit: Carwyn Monck/Kalgoorlie Miner

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