Attendees heard from representatives of different religious and cultural organisations during a panel discussion and connected with others over samples of coffee from around the world.
It was a colourful display of different cultural and religious attire, along with a variety of activities for the kids including face painting and art workshops.
Canterbury Bankstown Mayor El-Hayek said this event was just one of the many initiatives the council is undertaking to promote cultural diversity and social harmony in the City.
