Early Bird Tickets Open!
21 Jan 2026Early bird tickets for "Kuma Sagar and The Khwopa" are now available!
Connecting the Nepalese and Australian communities through unforgettable concerts and cultural celebrations.
Our mission is to celebrate and promote Nepalese culture in Adelaide by creating vibrant, high-quality events that bring people together. We strive to connect the Nepalese diaspora and the wider Australian community through meaningful cultural experiences that inspire pride and belonging.
Our vision is to be the leading platform for Nepalese cultural expression in Australia, keeping traditions alive for future generations. We aim to build an inclusive, creative community where culture, youth, and innovation come together to create lasting memories.
We’re looking to partner with creatives, and event professionals to organise meaningful, standout events together.
Sulov Upadhayay
Sulov Upadhayay is one of the visionary founders behind SK EVENTS & Entertainment, driven by a deep passion for event management and a commitment to excellence. With a creative approach and a focus on continuous growth, Sulov plays a pivotal role in shaping unforgettable experiences that connect the Nepalese community in Adelaide.
Kamal Thapa Magar
Kamal Thapa Magar founded SK EVENTS & Entertainment with a mission to celebrate Nepalese culture and foster community connections. With his innovative mindset and dedication to creating impactful events, Kamal brings a unique perspective that enriches the organization’s journey to unite and inspire the Nepalese diaspora.
Aayush Pokharel
Aayush is a experienced digital marketer at SK EVENTS.
For private events, SK Events & Entertainment handles everything — planning, production, and execution — so you can enjoy your moment stress-free.
Plan Your Event With UsAs a company rooted in the local community, we understand the cultural, technical, and creative expectations behind every event. We collaborate with community leaders,performers, and emerging talent to create events that feel authentic, well-produced, and meaningful—especially for the Nepalese community in Adelaide.
