Vigil: Gunyah is a gathering space at Barangaroo Reserve that is led, curated and designed by and for First Nations peoples, communities and allies. Over three weeks of Sydney Festival, it will host conversations …
SYDNEY TRAPEZE SCHOOLRoll up, roll up, the circus is in town, and it’s free! The aerial experts at Sydney Trapeze School are bringing their high-flying, jaw-dropping best to Darling Harbour for two shows a …
During the Festival, you’re invited to share messages of hope for our collective environmental future. What is your wish for our lands and waterways? What can we do now for a sustainable tomorrow? Your written …
Meet Telly Tuita, Sydney Festival’s Visual Artist in Residence at The Thirsty Mile. Immerse yourself in Tuita’s vibrant “Tongpop” aesthetic splashed across this year’s Festival precinct. …
Angelica Mesiti has created a rich visual and sonic experience for the former wartime oil bunker beneath Naala Badu, the Art Gallery of New South Wales’ north building. The Rites of When is an immersive …
Moonshine Bar is your ultimate harbourside hangout at Sydney Festival. Get stuck into 12 nights of free live music from some of our city’s favourite acts and DJs – slinging feel-good grooves, full-throttle …
On the evening of 25 January, Vigil returns to Barangaroo Reserve. Vigil: Truths is a large-scale gathering that focuses on being heard, sharing knowledges and presenting First Nations visions …
The world-first ASICS Netball Festival Celebrating Confidence, supported by NETFIT Netball is a free community event that will be held on February 8th 2025 in Sydney, with junior netball players between 10 and 15 …
