Toowoomba Languages and Cultures Festival
Date: 9th of August, 2009 (Sunday)
Time: 10 am to 4 pm
Venue: Queens Park, Toowoomba (Corner of Lindsay & Campbell Streets)
Date: 9th of August, 2009 (Sunday)
Time: 10 am to 4 pm
Venue: Queens Park, Toowoomba (Corner of Lindsay & Campbell Streets)
Caledonian Pipe Band, one of the 23 main stage performances.
The park was really crowded, most family brought their babies and doggies along to the most happening event in the Garden City, Toowoomba.
Petanque, which is also known as French Bowls.
I've bought myself a very colorful and glittering windmill pick.
Mild chilli chocolate for sale.
The grandma from Thai is very skillful in fruit carving.
Watermelon carving, a red rose it is!
Check out that cute little boy with really white teeth...
The well-known "Women in Harmony" we once met during the Toowoomba 59th Carnival of Flowers.
The same group of belly dancers who perform on the annual USQ Harmony Day.
One of the stores that selling handcrafts and many others.
Very attractive windmill picks at $5 each.
Face paintings, these kids really love it!
Hachimaki, a stylized Japanese headband.
Japanese Calligraphy, it's exactly the same as the Chinese Calligraphy.
Me with the Japanese girls.
These are the kites and puppets made by Cindy and Sunny.
The lady who gave me an Indian Henna Decoration on my left hand.
Nice? It's gonna last for only one week.
Something which caught my eyes.
This lady was showing the kids how to make a simple and colorful Japanese origami.
You can even wear it on your wrist!
Congkak, a mancala game played in the island of Borneo, Singapore, and Peninsular Malaysia.
A Japanese toy called Kendama.
Two Japanese girls in their traditional garments.
Uchikake, the Japanese bridal kimono or wedding kimono.
Japanese paper umbrella with Sakura (cherry blossom) and butterflies.
Wah, australia very happening! Always have these awesome events for you to attend.
ReplyDeleteStanley:
ReplyDeleteYep! They have so many festivals/carnivals going on throughout the year xD