Multicultural
Multicultural Movement Month
Multicultural Fitness Month will occur in May every year and showcases physical activity/movement to exercise lead by facilitators from culturally diverse backgrounds. The use of Council’s Parks and Ovals are the perfect location to enjoy fun and fitness suitable for all ages and abilities.
Expressions of interest are now open! Register before 4th April 2025 for this exciting paid opportunity. Scan the QR code below or click HERE.
Alice Springs Town Council is committed to fostering an inclusive and welcoming society, and engages with a range of culturally and linguistically diverse communities to access Council’s facilities, grants and programs. A full welcome guide with valuable information for refugees and migrants, compiled in conjunction with Multicultural Services of Central Australia, can be found here:
New Residents Information Session
Big Day Out In Harmony
Multicultural Community Services of Central Australia, in partnership with Alice Springs Town Council, runs a day-long celebration of multiculturalism each year. The event includes music, dancing, performances, food stalls and kids activities.
The Details
When: Saturday, 31 May 2025
Where: Council Lawns, Alice Springs
Time: 12:00pm until 4:00pm

Citizenship Ceremonies
Alice Springs Town Council runs on average four citizenship ceremonies per year, including one on Australia Day, and is part of a larger community celebration.
Alice Springs Public Library services
The Alice Springs Public Library welcomes people of all backgrounds, abilities, gender and ages. The library has regular Spoken English Meet-Ups, arts and crafts programs, and other opportunities to meet new people and learn new skills.
Multicultural Community Service Central Australia
Multicultural Community Services of Central (MCSCA) is a not-for-profit organisation that supports, advocates, and provides social and cultural activities for people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds in Central Australia.
MCSCA work with new, emerging and established multicultural communities, and provides outreach, settlement and support services and programs to help people settle and thrive in Central Australia.
Visit MCSCA’s office in Alice Springs or contact them through their website at www.mcsca.org.au.