The Punjabi harvest and the birth of the Khalsa
Vaisakhi 2027 in Sydney
172 days to go
Vaisakhi, also written Baisakhi, falls on Wednesday 14 April 2027. The Punjabi harvest and the birth of the Khalsa, celebrated in Sydney by temples, community associations and families across New South Wales. The listings here come from organisers and public announcements, and the page updates as programmes are published, so it is worth checking back closer to the date.
Nothing listed yet for Vaisakhi 2027 in Sydney
Organisers usually publish Vaisakhi programmes four to six weeks out. If you are running one in Sydney, list it and it will appear here.
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Where to celebrate in New South Wales
Temples across New South Wales that hold Vaisakhi programmes. Check each one for its own times.
- Australian Sikh Association Gurdwara Glenwood(Glenwood)
- BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir & Cultural Precinct, Sydney(Sydney)
- BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir Sydney(Rosehill)
- BAPS Shri Swaminarayan Mandir, Newcastle(Cardiff, Newcastle, NSW 2285)
- Bhartiye Mandir Trust(Regents Park)
- Brahma Kumaris Australia(Leura)
- Centre for Puja & Culture Ltd (CPCL)(Blacktown; serves Sydney and surrounding areas)
- Durga Temple Sydney(Regents Park)
Vaisakhi 2027 in Sydney: questions people ask
When is Vaisakhi 2027 in Sydney?
Wednesday 14 April 2027. 172 days to go. Community celebrations often fall on the nearest weekend, so check each event's own date.
Where can I celebrate Vaisakhi in Sydney?
Nothing is listed yet for 2027. Temples across New South Wales usually hold programmes, and this page updates as organisers publish theirs.
What is Vaisakhi?
The Punjabi harvest and the birth of the Khalsa. It is also written Baisakhi.
Are Vaisakhi events on Chalo alcohol free?
Yes. Every event on Chalo is listed as alcohol free and family safe.
How do I list a Vaisakhi event in Sydney?
Create a free listing from the Create event button. It appears on this page once it is live.