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CIACA Celebrates Four Years of Connecting Indian and Australian Cultures on the Gold Coast

Gold Coast, Queensland — August 2026

The Coast Indian Arts and Cultural Association (CIACA) is celebrating four years of bringing India’s rich and
diverse cultures to the Gold Coast while strengthening connections between the Indian and wider Australian
communities.
Since its establishment in 2022, CIACA has grown into a vibrant community organisation delivering cultural
celebrations and community initiatives including Diwali, International Men’s Day, Baisakhi, Bihu and Ugadi.
Through these events, CIACA creates opportunities for people from diverse backgrounds to come together,
celebrate cultural heritage and build meaningful connections.
A key focus for the CIACA committee is also supporting senior citizens of Indian origin living on the Gold Coast.
The organisation is committed to developing community events and initiatives that provide seniors with
opportunities for social connection, cultural engagement, friendship and participation, helping reduce isolation
while celebrating their valuable contribution to the community.
“CIACA is about more than celebrating Indian culture. It is about building bridges between Indian and Australian
communities and creating a sense of belonging for everyone,” said the CIACA committee.
The association’s flagship annual celebration will be held on 3 October 2026 at JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort &
Spa, Surfers Paradise, bringing together families and communities to experience the diversity, colour and
traditions of India in an Australian setting.
CIACA welcomes people of all backgrounds to join its events and be part of its vision of a connected, inclusive
and culturally diverse Gold Coast.

DIWALI DHAMAKA 2026
Saturday, 3 October 2026
6:30pm – 11:00pm

JW Marriott Gold Coast Resort & Spa, Surfers Paradise
Tickets: TryBooking – CIACA 2026 Event
https://www.trybooking.com/DKZMJ

As CIACA enters its fifth year, its commitment remains clear: to celebrate Indian heritage while strengthening the
connection between Indian and Australian cultures and contributing to a more inclusive, connected and
multicultural Gold Coast.

CIACA Leadership Team
Chairman: Ash Chauhan
President: Rashi Khosla
Vice President: Kalpita Chordia
Treasurers: Priya Daga and Archis Lokhandwala
Cultural Committee: Kritika Chopra, Deepa Benake Gowda and Sonam Handa
PR & Communications Director: Pam Samra-Chauhan

Indian Abroad Newsdesk
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