Harmony Week to celebrate community and diversity

Published on Friday, 6 March 2026 at 1:23:13 PM

Harmony Week is set to bring colour, culture and community spirit as Greater Geraldton celebrates its diversity with a vibrant program of events.

Held across Australia each March, Harmony Week promotes inclusiveness and recognises the cultural richness that communities like Geraldton proudly share.

City of Greater Geraldton Mayor Jerry Clune said the week honours and shines a light on the local multicultural community.

“Geraldton is home to many cultures and Harmony Week provides a chance to shine a light on the people that make our City such a wonderful place to live,” he said.

“It’s an opportunity to learn from one another, come together, enjoy new experiences and share our cultural diversity amongst the community.

“This year, we will see a vast number of events taking place that I am looking forward to getting involved in whilst learning more about the different cultures that call Geraldton and the Midwest home.”

This year’s theme, ‘Everyone Belongs’, encourages residents to come together, learn from each other and embrace the spirit of unity.

Harmony Week celebrations kick off Saturday 14 March from 3pm with the annual Harmony Festival presented by the Midwest Multicultural Association.

Events taking place this year include basket weaving with Priscilla Papertalk, an Italian pasta making class, Indian dancing lessons with Soumya, Harmony Week story time at the Library and the QPT Club Summer Film 2026 Monsieur Aznavour.

The City of Greater Geraldton would like to thank the Office of Multicultural Interests, our associations, cultural groups and community members for their support of these events.

For more information on Harmony Week, visit the Office of Multicultural Interests webpage here.

Harmony Week reflects the City’s commitment to supporting and celebrating our diverse community through programs and events that build social connections.

To view the full program of events, head to the City’s website.

Picture caption: Harmony Week 2026 promotional poster

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