The vibrant celebration of culture and community returns as Woman Care Trust presents the much-awaited WCT Vaisakhi Mela 2026, one of the most anticipated ladies-only nights of the year.
The event will be held on Saturday, 18 April 2026, from 6:00 PM onwards at the Due Drop Events Centre, promising an evening filled with music, dance, shopping, and cultural celebration.
The night will feature an exciting lineup of multicultural performances showcasing diverse talent, including high-energy Punjabi dances such as Gidha and Bhangra. A live DJ will keep the atmosphere lively with a mix of Hindi and Punjabi music, ensuring a non-stop dance experience for attendees.
Alongside the entertainment, guests will be able to explore a variety of stalls offering clothing, jewellery and other products, creating a festive shopping experience under one roof. A photo booth will also be available for attendees to capture memorable moments from the evening.
Organisers have planned multiple opportunities to win prizes through lucky draws and giveaways throughout the event.
Tickets are priced at $10, with free entry for children under five, making the event accessible to families.
The WCT Vaisakhi Mela 2026 continues its reputation as a standout cultural gathering for women across communities, promising an evening of music, celebration and lasting memories.
A look back at Vaisakhi Mela 2025
Last year’s Vaisakhi Mela was described by organisers as a resounding success, bringing together women from different backgrounds to celebrate, learn and enjoy a night of cultural unity. The Due Drop Events Centre was packed to capacity, with hundreds of women attending an evening of non-stop entertainment.
The event featured multicultural performances from local groups, encouraging community participation and strengthening connections. Attendees enjoyed a range of attractions including food stalls, a photo booth, raffles, and a lively DJ set, with the night ending as the venue transformed into a dance floor.
One of the key highlights of the Vaisakhi Mela has consistently been its inclusive and diverse atmosphere, bringing together women from various cultural backgrounds. Organisers emphasised.
With its blend of dance, music, shopping and community spirit, Vaisakhi Mela continues to be a cherished tradition for women across cultures. Mark your calendars, secure your tickets, and get ready to celebrate WCT Vaisakhi Mela 2026.
About Woman Care Trust
The Woman Care Trust, established on 21 July 2014, has been working with socially isolated senior citizens, migrants and newcomers, supporting them through services designed to help integrate them into the community.
The Trust recognised the urgent need to support elderly men and women struggling to settle in a new country after spending most of their lives in their home countries. It has also focused on assisting new migrants who face challenges in performing day-to-day tasks due to communication and cultural barriers.
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