Tết Festival – Vietnamese Lunar New Year Festival 2012

Vietnamese cuisine

Delicious foods, such as cha gio (spring rolls), Vietnamese bread roll, goi cuon (combination rolls), pho (beef noodles), nuoc mia (sugar cane juice), che (sweetened porridge), and many more traditional dishes were sold in food stalls.

Vietnamese culture

Vietnamese culture exhibition such as dances, music and fighting style áo dài (Vietnamese traditional long robe) fashion parades Kids Áo Dài Beauty Contest Fun & Games stalls 

Demonstration of Bánh tét cooking: Bánh tét is a Vietnamese cake made primarily from glutinous rice, which is rolled in a banana leaf into a thick, log-like cylindrical shape, with a meat or vegetarian filling (such as mung beans), then steamed. After cooking, the banana leaf is removed and the cake is sliced into wheel-shaped servings.

Vietnamese Tết Exhibition

Exhibition of art and craft: Dong Ho Painting or Vietnamese woodblock prints refers to a Vietnamese folk art originating in Dong Ho Village. It is one of the most popular Vietnamese folk arts.

Information Stalls Kids and Entertainment

Entertainment with a live band, dances performances and singing; Rides and games from Show West (http://www.showwest.com.au/) for kid and family

Vietnamese Bingo Lion dance and fire crackers Kung Fu performance Vietnamese Idol: a karaoke stage opens to anyone who wished to share his or her voice and sing for the public. Karaoke competition on Saturday.

For those who like amusements, they could always try a chess game

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