St Patrick’s Day is held annually on the 17th of March to celebrate the Patron Saint of Ireland, St. Patrick. The day is mainly devoted to patriotism and festivity and over time, has developed into a celebration of Irish culture with the representational colour of green and the celebratory festivities at an Irish Pub. Today, St Patrick’s Day is celebrated all over the world by Irish communities.

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International Francophonie Day celebrates the French language and diverse Francophone culture. Through hundreds of millions of French speakers around the world, this day recognises the importance of language and culture in creating solidarity between societies. As French speaking individuals come together, it is an opportunity to collectively consider common goals.

At Cultural Infusion we offer several programs that demonstrate French history, traditions, music and more! Our Fairytale Puppetry Exploring Languages program is an introduction for students of all ages to the French language. With beautifully designed hand puppets, students rediscover classics including Jungle Book and Cinderella in French! This performance is available in Victoria.

Les Chansons Françaises is an uplifting program that shares the story of Pauline Maudy’s Parisienne childhood. Children will learn famous French songs during the Yé-Yé era. With a combination of music and dance, students in Queensland will be immersed into French culture.

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Nowruz marks the beginning of a new year in Persian culture and is celebrated by various ethnic groups across many regions. ‘Now’ meaning new, and ‘ruz’ meaning day, symbolises a new chapter. Also known as Iranian New Year or Persian New Year, Nowruz celebrates the end of winter and beginning of summer. With celebratory traditions including jumping over bonfires and lighting off firecrackers, the whole community comes to enjoy the festivities. Visiting family and friends and enjoying Persian sweets, it is a day filled with laughter, excitement and joy.

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Cherry Blossom Festival celebrates the beautiful cherry blossom flower, also called the Sakura, typically found in Japan. Considered to be the national flower of Japan, the cherry blossom symbolises the temporary but beautiful nature of life. It’s not only celebrated in Japan but also other countries such as China, Korea, Taiwan and even the US. Ultimately, it’s a beautiful way to learn about Japanese culture and traditions.

To honour the essence of this festival, we have various immersive programs available that celebrate authentic Japanese culture:

• Japanese Calligraphy (VIC)
• Japanese Ink Painting (VIC)
• Taiko Drumming (VIC, NSW, QLD)

In addition, our Japanese Infusion program (NSW) introduces students of all ages to Japanese culture through a mixture of song and dance, storytelling and art.

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