Harmony Day is fast approaching, a day in the calendar to celebrate the uniqueness of Griffith's cultural diversity.
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There are a number of activities and events scheduled throughout the week and there is something for everyone to get involved.
The passionate volunteers from the Multicultural Council of Griffith are busily preparing for their barbecue being held at City Park, Sunday March 21.
A sausage sizzle, traditional food and some entertainment will be part of the festivities on the day with Intereach running children's activities.
Anyone is welcome to bring a plate of food to share no matter what their cultural background with the barbecue starting from 12.30pm.
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"Harmony Day is about bringing people together, sharing people's culture and being a part of the community," Carmel La Rocca, president of Multicultural Council of Griffith said.
"Anyone can participate, that's the beauty of Harmony Day.
The Griffith Community Centre in partnership with other agencies are bringing people together to do some communal gardening Thursday March 18 to celebrate Harmony Day.
"The garden is coming along really well now, the seeds we put in a few weeks ago have popped and they're a couple of inches high now and the carrots are up, it's great."
The community garden is meticulously tended by migrant men in Griffith through a program run by the Centre aimed at improving well being and connection with community.
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