Sikh Celebration: WA’s Sikh Community opens its doors

Sikh Celebration: WA’s Sikh Community opens its doors

By Cam Findlay -
2100
There were smiles and laughs all around as the Sikh Association of WA opened the doors of the Canningvale Gurudwara Sahib to the public during their Open Day. Photograph - Richard Polden

The Sikh Association of WA opened its doors to the public last weekend with an open day to showcase the association’s Gurdwara, family atmosphere and amazing food.

Sikh families and members gathered in colourful garb to celebrate, talk and laugh.

Growing from around 12 Sikh members in the 1970s the group now includes thousands of members from around Perth many of whom gather at the Gurdwara every Sunday.

The Sikh religion was open to anyone and everyone.

Anyone interested was encouraged to head along on a Sunday to find out what it’s all about.

Rajwinder Kaur with her grandson Jaideb Singh.
Sonia Kaur, Hardip Kaur and Kieran Kaur.
Gursehaj Singh.
Giorangi Joshi
Giorangi Joshi
Simran Kaur and Rani Singh.
Ranveer Virk, Jaishan Khehra, Rajveer Virk and Lavish Batth.
Binder Khaira chatting to Private Green and Private Freeman.
There were smiles and laughs all around as the Sikh Association of WA opened the doors of the Canningvale Gurudwara Sahib to the public during their Open Day. Photograph – Richard Polden
There were smiles and laughs all around as the Sikh Association of WA opened the doors of the Canningvale Gurudwara Sahib to the public during their Open Day. Photograph – Richard Polden
There were smiles and laughs all around as the Sikh Association of WA opened the doors of the Canningvale Gurudwara Sahib to the public during their Open Day. Photograph – Richard Polden
There were smiles and laughs all around as the Sikh Association of WA opened the doors of the Canningvale Gurudwara Sahib to the public during their Open Day. Photograph – Richard Polden
There were smiles and laughs all around as the Sikh Association of WA opened the doors of the Canningvale Gurudwara Sahib to the public during their Open Day. Photograph – Richard Polden
There were smiles and laughs all around as the Sikh Association of WA opened the doors of the Canningvale Gurudwara Sahib to the public during their Open Day. Photograph – Richard Polden
There were smiles and laughs all around as the Sikh Association of WA opened the doors of the Canningvale Gurudwara Sahib to the public during their Open Day. Photograph – Richard Polden
There were smiles and laughs all around as the Sikh Association of WA opened the doors of the Canningvale Gurudwara Sahib to the public during their Open Day. Photograph – Richard Polden

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