Stories and Showcases

Immersia 2024: 50 events, 1,500+ participants, more than 20 collaborations. It's a wrap on another successful year of the flagship festival hosted by the ANU School of Culture, History & Language!

Kimbap, a Korean culinary gem, wraps together flavors, textures, and tradition. A portable feast of unity and warmth, each bite is a taste of Korea’s rich heritage, shared at gatherings and beyond.

The Korean art of Seoye calligraphy combines tradition with creativity, using brush and ink to produce fluid, expressive characters that reflect the beauty of Korean heritage.

The story of one remarkable woman penned by another woman: presenting Emerita Professor Tessa Morris-Suzuki's latest book.

Silambam is an ancient Tamil martial art that combines powerful combat with graceful, fluid movements using bamboo staffs, reflecting deep cultural roots and influencing modern combat sports.

Discover Chinlone, Myanmar’s unique sport where athleticism meets artistry. This feature delves into the cultural significance, evolution, and global impact of this captivating rattan ball game.

Garba, a traditional dance from Gujarat, symbolies life, culture and community. Rooted in devotion and celebrated globally, it combines rhythmic movements with vibrant attire, inviting all to join in.

Thank you everyone, and that's a wrap!

From Visions and Revisions in Sanskrit Narrative

What do you get when you put calligraphy, dance, song, music, painting, wellbeing, books, exhibitions, photography, languages, trivia, gaming, and art together?

It’s free, fun and festive. It’s a multicultural festival with a difference.