Get Involved
Be part of the Bright Autumn Festival — a platform connecting New Zealand and Southeast Asia through food, culture, and real opportunities.
Join us in creating a vibrant and meaningful experience for the community while building connections that go beyond the festival.
1. Be a Vendor
We welcome vendors who want to showcase products, ideas, and opportunities connected to Southeast Asia and New Zealand.
Whether you are:
a Southeast Asian food vendor sharing authentic cuisine
a small or home-based business testing your products in the NZ market
a Kiwi business exploring Southeast Asia markets — including food, products, services, or export opportunities
This is an opportunity to:
Reach a diverse audience interested in Southeast Asia
Test your products or ideas in a real market environment
Build visibility and grow your customer base
Connect with communities, partners, and potential business opportunities
2. Volunteer with Us
Be part of bringing the Bright Autumn Festival to life and contribute to a platform connecting New Zealand and Southeast Asia.
As a volunteer, you will:
Meet new people and build meaningful connections
Gain hands-on experience in event coordination and community engagement
Support a vibrant cultural event that brings people together
Be part of creating an environment where ideas, culture, and opportunities connect
Whether you’re a student, a job seeker, or simply someone who enjoys being involved, we welcome your energy and participation.
3. Partner as a Supporting Sponsor
Position your brand at the intersection of New Zealand and Southeast Asia through a vibrant cultural and community platform.
The Bright Autumn Festival brings together a diverse audience of communities, small businesses, and individuals exploring opportunities across NZ and ASEAN.
As a partner or sponsor, you can:
Gain brand visibility through event promotion and on-site presence
Engage directly with a diverse and growing audience
Connect with businesses, communities, and potential partners
Support a platform that builds cultural and economic connections