Boomalli 2024 Fundraiser
Boomalli 2024 Fundraiser
Boomalli 2024 Fundraiser - now until November 23rd December!
Featured artists
Jeffrey Samuels, Dr. Bronwyn Bancroft, The Bostock Family (Phemie), Tracey Moffatt, Otis Hope Carey, Blak Douglas, Dennis Golding, Jazz Money, Peter Waples-Crowe, Danny Eastwood, Phillip Orcher, Kyra Kum-Sing, Jasmine Sarin, Nioka Lowe-Brennan, Graeme Walker, Wirrin Ward-Lowe, Wanita Lowe, Jasmine Coe, Graham Toomey, Charmaine Davis, Chenaya Bancroft-Davis, Nathan Falk, Ella Noah Bancroft, Dakota Campbell-Dixon, Rubyrose Bancroft, Kirilly Dawn, Debra Beale, Deborah Taylor, Joanne Cassady, Bindimu Currie, Hayley Pigram, Darren Charlwood, Val West, Taleena Simon, Maddison Gibbs, Kevin Winanggaay May, Nadeena Dixon, Jai Walker, Jamie Eastwood, Nola Taylor, Peta-Joy Williams, Tracey L. Bostock, James P. Simon, Kim Healey, Sharon Smith, Trevor Eastwood, Kevin ‘Sooty’ Welsh, Annette Kennedy, Ralph Close, Michael Scarrott, Michelle Hamilton and Jude Jarrett.
The exhibition will showcase the artworks of over 50 Aboriginal artists from the Boomalli community.
To view the donated artworks please click here.
All artwork sales go directly to supporting our artists and Boomalli.
Boomalli is the longest running Aboriginal owned and run arts organisation dedicated to supporting and promoting NSW language group artists. This is your opportunity to contribute to Boomalli’s future and ensure there continues to be a safe space for NSW Aboriginal artists to share their stories and their art.
It is important that Boomalli continues to advocate and fight for a strong presence and voice for NSW mob in the arts.
Please share widely with your friends and networks.
Thank you for your support.
Thank you to our sponsors:
Create NSW, Liter and Penny, NRMA, NGNY, GPT, Chas Clarkson, Aperture Club, Mike Bennie, Koori Radio and Artist Profile.
Website: https://boomalli.com.au/
Email: [email protected]
Address:
55 - 59 Flood Street
Leichhardt NSW Australia
Phone: 02 9560 2541
3rd Bankstown Biennale: Same Same/Different
3rd Bankstown Biennale: Same Same/Different
Website: https://[email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Address:
5 Olympic Parade
Bankstown 2200
Phone: 02 9707 5400
KALEIDOSCOPE: COLOUR SWAP LIVE
KALEIDOSCOPE: COLOUR SWAP LIVE
KALEIDOSCOPE: COLOUR SWAP LIVE
✰ Present your email receipt to gain entry to the show!
✰ Both seating and standing will be available to all attendees.
✰ Calls are encouraged!
✰ Glowsticks and costumes encouraged!
✰ Please be aware we may not have exact change if you wish to pay with cash.
✰ There will be a dry bar (non-alcoholic) open to attendees! Please consider getting a drink as this helps support the Red Rattler and all the wonderful work they do!
Website: https://www.redrattler.org/
Address:
Red Rattler Theatre
6 Faversham St, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia
NAS Grad Show
NAS Grad Show
Website: https://https://nas.edu.au/
Email: [email protected]
Address:
National Art School,
156 Forbes St, Darlinghurst
Phone: +61 2 9339 8613
Mother Tongue Poetry Melbourne: DECEMBER 2024.
Mother Tongue Poetry Melbourne: DECEMBER 2024.
This in one of our bi-monthly events with a Teagan Webb and 8 open mic spots.
Mother Tongue is a place for Passionate, Powerful, Vulnerable and Honest performance; it stands aside from most Spoken Word events in its depth and authenticity.
For those who don't know; Mother Tongue is an intimate, warm and cozy night of Women's Spoken Word (poetry, stories, songs, etc). It is a space to sit back and listen, receive, as well as step up and share a piece yourself via the open mic.
It is a place to witness Woman in all of her/their incredible and nuanced facets.
All genders are welcome in the audience.
Our open mic stage is open to Cis women, Trans Women, Non-binary and gender-fluid people who feel "woman" is an identity they share an experience with.
Mother Tongue Poetry - Amplifying and Equipping women's voices for over 11 YEARS!
This event is hybrid, alcohol free, wheelchair accessible, and trans inclusive.
Website: http://www.mothertonguepoetry.com/
Email: [email protected]
Address:
St Andrews Alphington / Fairfield Uniting Church
87 Gillies Street Fairfield, VIC 3078
MOVE-QUEER SHOWCASE
MOVE-QUEER SHOWCASE
Move-Queer is a 7 week beginners training course where all participants take part of a set of lessons that lead up to the Move-Queer showcase/party. This night will consist of dance showcases from Move-Queer and the facilitator Fetu Taku as well as special guests performers, Lorcan Power, Jacobi, Tanumi and Dj fried pork chop, FELIX 💞
Doors open: 7pm
Show starts: 8pm
DJs: 9pm
Finish: 12am
Website: https://www.redrattler.org/
Address:
THE RED RATTLER THEATRE, Faversham St, Marrickville, Australia
“Bower Bird” invites the audience to reflect on the importance of Caring for Country and offers a window into the experience and perspective of a First Nations woman and the reality of cleaning up our Sacred Waterways.
at WADJAR REGIONAL INDIGENOUS GALLERY
Refreshments Provided, Please RSVP
Website: https://www.yarrawarra.com.au/wadjar-gallery/
Address:
Yarrawarra Aboriginal Cultural Centre
69 Red Rock Rd
Corindi Beach NSW 2456
Phone: 02 91884370
The Trikone Annual Gala
The Trikone Annual Gala
Join us for The Trikone Annual Gala on 14th December 2024 at Red Rattler, Sydney!
This year-end celebration is one of our biggest events of the year, where we’ll celebrate our incredible achievements, recognise our community through awards, and offer a stage for queer talent to shine.
Experience a mix of traditional elegance and vibrant festivities, culminating in a bold and fierce party that lasts until 2 AM, reflecting the energy and diversity of the South Asian LGBTQ+ community. Don’t miss this vibrant celebration!
Website: https://www.redrattler.org/
Address:
The Red Rattler Theatre Inc
6 Faversham St.
Marrickville NSW 2204
Original Nations & Peoples International Earth Summit 2024
Original Nations & Peoples International Earth Summit 2024
Continuing 25 years
Calling all Original Nations and Peoples (ONP - A reference to a free and original existence) Friends, Allies and Relatives to share voices and cultural knowledge on "Spiritual and Natural Law" understandings for Cultural, Social and Environmental Equity.
A special invitation
to ONP, our Knowledge Holders, Traditional and Contemporary Artists and Performers, Storytellers, and Film Makers
Sharing witness & testimony
for understandings of our relationships with each other and Mother Earth
17th - 21st December
Budaabang Gumbaynggirr Wajaarr
(Bellingen, NSW Australia)
Hosted by: Gumbaynggirr Peoples
Areas of Consideration for Summit: Wellness - Well-Being, Cultural Safety, Cultural Science - Environmental Science, The Doctrine of Discovery - Impacts of Colonization, Understanding the Sacred - Protecting the Sacred, Spiritual, Common and Environmental Law, Working Together - Transformational Collaboration, Relationships to Each Other and Our Planet.
Artwork: Connection to Country by Gumbaynggirr artist Brentyn Lugnan 2024
Email: [email protected]
Address:
Bellingen
Beach Bar 2025 – 10 yr Anniversary
Beach Bar 2025 – 10 yr Anniversary
Caribbean Sydney proudly presents Beach Bar 2025 – 10 years of The Caribbean Party Experience!
Date: Saturday 4th of January 2025
Time: 5pm - Late!
Taking place on the first weekend of the year, we encourage you to join the fun, as this will sell out.
Beautiful People, Beautiful Ambience and Beautiful Sounds in our Beautiful City of Sydney!
Jump into the new year with the vibrant energy, colour, and excitement of our 10th annual Caribbean Carnival style fete / party - Beach Bar!
The only one of it’s kind here in Sydney, this is not just an event; it’s a movement that has brought the spirit of the Caribbean to Sydney for a decade.
Venue – Cook @ Kurnell
Music - Sydney’s finest Caribbean DJs playing Soca with a splash of Dancehall, Reggae, Afrobeats and more.
DJ FASMWA | DJ Koolbreeze | Kizito Marley | JC Crooks
Costumed Carnival dancers
Summer sunset session - 5pm to 10pm
Dress code - Bright colours, carnival costumes
Beach Bar 2025 is a celebration of freedom, fun, and the positive vibes that Caribbean culture brings. A Caribbean carnival-style fete experience, inspired by the parties of Trinidad Carnival.
This year marks a special milestone for us providing 10 years of Caribbean vibes, and we invite you to join the celebration!
Taking place on the first weekend of the year, we encourage you to join the fun, as this will sell out.
Tickets available online at Eventbrite.
Website: https://BeachBar2025.eventbrite.com.au
Email: [email protected]
Address:
306-308 Prince Charles Parade, Kurnell NSW 2231
Phone: 0405733194
YABUN FESTIVAL 2025
YABUN FESTIVAL 2025
Yabun Festival takes place annually on January 26th and is the largest community led one-day festival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. It was founded in 2001 as a continuation of the very first Survival Day events held during the 1990s.
Yabun is 100% Aboriginal-owned and operated through Gadigal Information Service (GIS).
Website: https://yabun.org.au/
Email: [email protected]
2025 Sydney Indigenous All Stars Afterparty
2025 Sydney Indigenous All Stars Afterparty
The George Hotel Waterloo
760 Elizabeth Street.
From Wollongong Australia's
Number 1 Urban Aboriginal DJ.
Website: http://www.redfernrecordsent.com/
Email: [email protected]
Short+Sweet Deadly
Short+Sweet Deadly
Short+Sweet Deadly: A Ground-breaking Celebration of Indigenous Storytelling
Inaugural Program Showcases First Nations Theatre & Dance: Turner Theatre April 2025
Short+Sweet Sydney Festival is proud to announce the launch of S+S Deadly 2025, an extraordinary week-long program dedicated to amplifying First Nations voices through theatre and dance. Scheduled for April 2025 at Turner Theatre, TAFE NSW Ultimo Campus, this inaugural event offers a professional platform exclusively for First Nations artists to share their stories, talents, and culture.
Curated by acclaimed Wiradjuri dancer and choreographer Ella Havelka and supported by TAFE NSW - a leader in providing high-quality education and training for First Nations people across New South Wales - Short+Sweet Deadly aims to celebrate the richness of First Nations storytelling, preserve cultural heritage, and engage diverse audiences.
Website: https://shortandsweet.org
Email: [email protected]