Sydney Festival
Ngabu is set to be one of many highlights at this year's Sydney Festival. Taking place at scenic Walsh Bay, Aunty Lola Ryan designed the installation Ngabu (Dharawal language for Nan / Grandmother) in...
Powerhouse rapper BARKAA will join Cash Savage and The Last Drinks at Sydney's City Recital Hall for Sydney Festival on 11 January, and audiences can expect an electric performance filled with fire, h...
First Nations musician DOBBY is returning to the stage at the 2025 Sydney Festival this month. Featuring in the festival's 2025 Blak Out program, the proud Murrawarri-Filipino rapper and drummer will...
The Short+Sweet Sydney Festival is thrilled to announce the launch of Short+Sweet Deadly 2025, a week-long program that places First Nations voices centre stage through a celebration of theatre and da...
The 2025 Blak Out program, curated by Jake Nash, a descendant of the Daly River people, brings together a diverse range of First Nations voices.
A choreographer has been inspired by climate change warriors to create a work about the dangers rising seas pose to the Torres Strait Islands.
Rehearsing Big Name, No Blankets in Melbourne, musician Jason Butcher is thousands of kilometres from his community of Papunya in the Northern Territory, the birthplace of the legendary Warumpi Band.
Wiradjuri and Kamilaroi artist, Jonathan Jones, is set to headline the first exhibition at Artspace at The Gunnery from December 15, 2023, to February 11, 2024, marking the reopening of the venue befo...
Sydney Festival's 2024 Blak Out promises an abundance of Indigenous talent, with a standout feature being the captivating production 'Tiddas.
If the harbour city's reputation sparks thoughts of a concrete jungle bereft of nightlife and activity relying solely on its coastline, the deadly events busting from Sydney Festival's program promise...
Inspired by warrior and matriarch Barangaroo, Gurindji, Malngin and Mudburra multidisciplinary artist Brenda L. Croft wants her images of powerful contemporary Indigenous women to reclaim ownership of...
A female-led immersive cultural performance in Warrang (Sydney) is the first every full length dance work to be performed in the Dharug language.
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