From 12pm, Richmond will have a marquee set up at the annual festival, which showcases the vibrant culture of India through dance, music and arts and crafts by local and overseas Indian artists.
You can get your face painted at the Richmond tent and an autograph or photo with young Richmond player, Matt Arnot, who will be at the festival from 4pm.
While you’re there you can also enter a competition to win a framed cricket shirt signed by retired Indian cricketer Rahul Dravid, or ‘check in’ via Facebook to ‘Richmond at Diwali’, for your chance to win a signed Richmond guernsey.
