WALKING WITH THE EXCLUDED
Hosted by Saint Ignatius’ College Riverview, the Jesuit Mission Bazaar is one of Sydney’s much-loved community events, raising vital funds to support Jesuit Mission programs that help people experiencing poverty and injustice overseas.
An annual Sydney tradition, the Bazaar will be held at Riverview on Saturday 12 September 2026. From 9am to 5pm, thousands of families, students, parishioners and neighbours will gather for a day of entertainment, food and festivities — united by a shared mission to create hope and opportunity for those in need.
“Each year, the Bazaar brings to life our Ignatian call to be men and women for others,” says Helen Forde, CEO of Jesuit Mission Australia. “It is an event that brings a community together with compassion and a desire to create incredible change. Every stall, every ride and every raffle ticket helps uplift the most marginalised communities across the world.”
With over 5,000 people expected, the Bazaar will help fund vital Jesuit Mission projects globally, from providing emergency relief to families displaced by conflict, to delivering healthcare, education and livelihood training in vulnerable communities.
Visitors will enjoy live music, international food stalls, bargain treasures, thrilling rides, auctions and games for all ages. Jesuit Mission Australia warmly invites the whole community to come together at the Bazaar and help uplift those living on the margins.
Event details:
Saturday 12 September, 9:00am – 5:00pm
Saint Ignatius’ College Riverview, 115 Tambourine Bay Rd, Riverview NSW
Purchase raffle tickets online as well as at the Bazaar on the day. Those who cannot attend can still support Jesuit Mission’s work by donating online.
Find out more information on the event for ride passes, raffle tickets, donating wine for the popular wine auction and more.
Photos courtesy of Jesuit Mission Australia.
Jesuit Mission works in over 10 countries across Asia and Africa to uphold the innate dignity of people living with the effects of poverty, especially the most marginalised and vulnerable. Funds from our supporters:
- Break cycles of poverty through teaching and education
- Protect the health of communities by providing medical care and programs that improve access to clean water and toilets
- Develop independent, sustainable communities through livelihood training and income-generating projects
- Provide vulnerable individuals with pastoral care, social inclusion and advocacy
- Support refugees in crisis
- Enable effective disaster response and relief.