At 4Migration, we believe that celebrating cultural traditions is important for an equal and ideal society. Australia is known for being a multicultural country, and we take pride in promoting and celebrating the diversity that we are privileged to enjoy in our community. Our clients come from a variety of different cultures and backgrounds, and we appreciate and respect their differing traditions, values, and beliefs.
CarnaTassie is an event which brings a taste of traditional Brazilian Carnaval celebrations to the Tasmanian community. Food, drinks, dancing, and music are all featured in this fun and colourful multi-day celebration!
By sponsoring cultural events like CarnaTassie, we hope to help cultivate a sense of community and belonging for our clients, while also fostering understanding and respect for different cultures among the wider Australian community.
Our Experience at CarnaTassie
Our team had such a fantastic time at CarnaTassie. We were impressed by the energy, passion, and creativity of the performers and the audience. The event showcased Brazilian culture, music, and dance, and we were happy to see so many people from different backgrounds come together to celebrate it. We enjoyed trying Brazilian food and drinks, and we were amazed by the intricate and colourful costumes worn by the performers. It was a great opportunity for us to bond with our clients and to learn more about their culture.
CarnaTassie in the News
CarnaTassie received extensive media coverage, including in ABC News, ABC Hobart, and SBS Portuguese. We were thrilled to see the event receive such widespread attention, and we believe that this exposure helped to advance celebrations of multiculturalism in Tasmania and beyond. We thank the organisers, Thais Sousa and Jane Zitter from Lattas Events, for their hard work and dedication.
Helping Clients Achieve Their Dreams of Permanent Residency
Our sponsorship of CarnaTassie was a fantastic opportunity to celebrate multiculturalism, promote cultural integration, and connect with our clients. We believe that events like these are crucial for building a sense of community and belonging, and we look forward to supporting similar events in the future.