Vaisakhi Festival Celebrations 2021
Vaisakhi Festival will be celebrated on 11th April 2021 at Curlew Park, 74 Curlew Street, Sandgate 4017.
The Festival will include a Citizenship ceremony, Kabaddi, Soccer, Tug of War, children activities,
cultural program, rides, food stall and many more activities.
The entry is free and it is an alcohol-free event.
The time is 9am-6pm.
Important Information
 • Stay at home if unwell including fever, cough, sore throat, runny nose, shortness of breath, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, and loss of taste.
• Help stop the spread of COVID-19 by keeping your distance and always staying 1.5 meters away from others.
• Bring and wear your masks.
• Please wash and/or sanitise your hand frequently, especially before eating and after using the bathroom or touching public surfaces.
• We encourage the use of the Check In Qld app
• If you become unwell during the event, proceed immediately to the First Aid tent, located near the rides, on the field side. Ask security for assistance.

Do not attend the event if:
  i. You have been in close contact with a person who is positive for COVID-19
  ii. You are positive for COVID-19
  iii. You have travelled overseas or to a declared COVID-19 Hotspot in the previous 14 days.
Vaisakhi Festival 2019
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Welcome to Punjabi Cultural Association of Queensland (PCAQ)

Punjabi Cultural Association was originated in 1991 in Brisbane. The purpose of Association was to promote Punjabi Culture, World famous Punjabi Bhangra Dance, organise Punjabi and Bollywood Concerts, to help Bollywood Film production in Queensland and Australia, to organise Punjabi Poetry and Writer’s contests, Punjabi Radio program. PCA also helps the new immigrants and students from India that how to integrate into Australian culture and expectations, so that they can enjoy peaceful and progressive environment this Young Multicultural Nation offers. Indian community is peaceful and successful in Australia.

Today we are about more than 1000 members of Punjabi Cultural Association of Queensland and more than 18000 Punjabi students in the state supporters of association. They always feel at home, when they learn there is Punjabi Cultural Association to provide them the basic help of any kind they need.

In Queensland our forefathers started to migrate in 1880 to help the sugarcane farmers and to clear the trees for farming land. With hard work and enterprise, now it is not uncommon to find Australian Sikhs in most walks of life and professions.Even in World War First on the behalf of colonial Indian army, 14th Sikh Battalion and Aussies fell together in GallipoliPeninsula.

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The Australian Sikh Games: Past, Present and Future

By the time you read this article, the 2010 Brisbane Sikh games will be fast approaching or already upon you, and you, the reader, will be coming into the reading of this article amidst the excitement and grandeur of what has become the single largest sporting event in the annual Australian Sikh calendar.

A Brief History of Sikhs in Queensland

There has been a Sikh community living in Queensland for well over 100 years. When Australian farms were first growing, much forest was required to be cleared for cattle, dairy and sugarcane farming. There was therefore a need for hard-working labourers. In 1895 a small number of Punjabis started to arrive in North Queensland.

The objects for which the Association is established

To provide facilities for the promotion and understanding of Punjabi Culture. To establish an Educational Foundation for the teaching of Punjabi Culture and other related subjects not taught in a normal school curriculum. To establish and support Punjabi Cultural Association in Queensland to preserve and foster the Punjabi way of life and practices.

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On Good Friday this year it was my great honour and privilege to attend the 23rd Australian Sikh Games held at Tingalpa in eastern Brisbane—and I know that you, Madam Acting Deputy President Moore, were there enjoying the games as well. I extend my congratulations to the Punjabi Cultural Association of Queensland

 Welcome to the official website of Punjabi Cultural Association of Queensland(PCAQ). Next year Punjabi Cultural Association is hosting the 29th National Sikh Games Multicultural Festival. It will be celebrated in Brisbane on Easter break of 2016, March 25, 26, 27.

President, Punjabi Cultural Association

 The purpose of Association is to promote Punjabi Culture, World famous Punjabi Bhangra, organise Punjabi and Bollywood Concerts, to help Bollywood Film production in Australia, to organise Punjabi Poetry and Writer’s contests, Punjabi Radio program.

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Today we are about more than 1000 members of Punjabi Cultural Association of Queensland and more than 18000 Punjabi students in the state supporters of association.

They always feel at home, when they learn there is Punjabi Cultural Association to provide them the basic help of any kind they need.

Mission & Vision

PCAQ is a non-profit organization located in Sunnybank, Queensland which seeks to encourage Punjabis & Punjabi culture in the Australia.

PCAQ also helps the new immigrants and students from India that how to integrate into Australian culture and expectations, can enjoy peaceful and progressive environment.

Contact us

☛   Punjabi Cultural Association of

        Queensland (PCAQ) Inc.

        PO Box 165, Sunnybank,

        Queensland, 4109, Australia

✆   +61449900000, +61411239307

☎   (07) 3344 7598

✉   president@pcaq.org

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