The birth of a Global Celebration. Australia's population has evolved over recent decades into a highly diverse one, with its citizens drawn from many ethnic backgrounds.

So many Australians now show their readiness to sample and enjoy different national cuisines to discover something different in art and culture, and the music they listen to.

Today we can enjoy an amazing range of international styles and tastes, in our shopping and home lifestyle and furnishings, the food and wine and particularly through various cultural and entertainment festivals.

However, usually such festivals are limited to local parks and street-fairs and staged in a single suburb where there's a particular ethnic strength. This limits enjoyment to smaller audiences drawn from each event's own ethnic community and visitors from the immediate neighbourhood.

This means that hundreds of thousands of people from other ethnic communities, as well as the Australian community in general are missing out on sharing in so many other rewarding and colourful cultures.

These people of differing cultures don't come together in major numbers, to experience each other's heritage and lifestyle, to learn about each other, or to develop greater understanding and acceptance.

It is this area that the WorldFest concept sets out to address, inviting ALL of Sydney to come and enjoy A Global Celebration.