The festival will allow individuals and groups to learn more about each others beliefs and practices. In particular, traditions will demonstrate different aspects of their faith through music, dance, art, film, theatre, food, workshops and talks.

There are many activities to take part in: Listen to faith leaders discuss current issues, view an ‘Art Exhibition’ on Sacred Symbols, participate in a Butter Sculpting Workshop, take a ‘Learn To Meditate’ class with world renowned teacher and author Swami Shankarananda, taste ‘Delicious Food’ prepared by the Hare Krishnas, join a Sufi Dancing Workshop, or sit back and enjoy the ‘Multifaith Music & Dance Concert’.

Come and celebrate in a fun and friendly atmosphere. Bring your entire family as there will be special activities for the kids. Festival commences at 10am and closes at 6pm.

For highlights from the 2009 Interfaith Festival see video below