The Brazilian Community Council of Australia (BRACCA) and VR PRODUCTIONS are bringing to Sydney, the best carnival party in Australia. Save the 19th March, Sunday, as the most incredible date of your 2023 calendar. Prepare your costume and enhance "The Greatest Show on Earth".
"Carnaval do Bracca" is a family-friendly carnival party that will combine live music, performances, delicious food and beverages from Brazil, and Carnival-inspired costume competitions and fun activities for the kids, like in the old times.
🗓️ When: 19th March 2023
⏰ Time: 12 pm - 10 pm
📍 Where: Watson’s - The Entertainment Quarter, 1 Bent Street, Moore Park
🎵 Line Up
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🎤 TIA MI - CARNAVAL DAS CRIANCAS
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🎤 TELMA CALADO & SPECIAL GUESTS
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🥁 BATUCADA
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🎧 DJ LUKE
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🎧 DJ SAAD
🌭 Food Stalls
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BAH EXPRESS - BBQ
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MR PASTEL - PASTEL
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CRAZY HOT DOG - HOT DOG
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ANERES - SALGADOS E FEIJOADA
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LA FINE CAKES - BOLOS E DOCES
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CHOCOBOWL - AÇAI
🎫 Tickets: This is a sell-out event. Buy your tickets now!
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Kids under 4 years old: FREE
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Kids between 4 and 18 years old: $10
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EARLY BIRD ADULT TICKET: $15 - valid from midday to 5 pm - IF YOU BUY THIS TICKET YOU MUST LEAVE THE EVENT BY 5 PM.
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ADULT FULL PRICE - ENTRY THE EVENT BY 12 PM AND LEAVE BY 10 PM - from $22
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🆓 BRACCA Member - Please fill out this form for your FREE ticket - Condition applied for existing members: must have joined before 21/02/2023.
❗️❗️IMPORTANT❗️❗️
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No entry: intoxicated or unruly guests
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Please arrive early. It's a capacity event
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The event ticket is not refundable
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Enjoy your time and party responsibly!
Getting at The Entertainment Quarter, 1 Bent Street, Moore Park
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By Car - Parking - https://www.entertainmentquarter.com.au/parking
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By Light Rail - Catch a Light Rail service to Moore Park on the L2 Randwick Line or L3 Kingsford Line to get within a short walking distance of EQ.
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By Bus - Use the Trip Planner to plan your trip by bus.
PRODUCED BY:
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BRACCA
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Follow @bracca_australia
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Brazilian Community Council of Australia (BRACCA) - www.bracca.org
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VR PRODUCTIONS
Founded and managed by volunteers throughout the last 23 years, the Brazilian Community Council of Australia is a non-for-profit organization that is recognized both by the Brazilian and the Australian governments.
Through events and community engagement's projects we aim to promote Brazilian culture in Australia, to advocate the need of our community and increase friendship and cultural exchange between Australia and Brazil.
