Harmony Day on Sunday celebrates and promotes Australia's cultural diversity.

Hume mayor Cr Geoff Porter said the day was about community participation, inclusiveness, respect and a "sense of belonging".

"These three events across the city will celebrate our vibrant and diverse community and we're pleased to participate again in the Harmony Day initiative."

Tomorrow from 5-7pm, there will be indigenous dance and Mesopotamian group performances and children's activities at Coolaroo South Primary School, 52 Bushfield Crescent, Coolaroo.

On Friday, there will be Anatolian, Bhutanese, Assyrian/Chaldean folklore, Mesopotamian and Turkish song and dance performances from 10am-1pm at the Migrant Resource Centre North West, 60 Belfast Street, Broadmeadows. A student art project from North Melbourne Institute of Technology and Adult Migrant English Program will also be on display.

Residents can enjoy a picnic with live performances, henna body art, face painting and a sausage sizzle at the Homestead Community and Learning Centre, 30 Whiltshire Drive, Roxburgh Park, from 11am-2pm on Saturday. Residents are encouraged to bring food and non-alcoholic drinks.

Details: Hume Council website or contact Hume Council, 92052200.