Sydney
In 2024 Sydney Fringe launched its inaugural First Nation hub, Yalgali, designed as a safe space for celebrating Indigenous talent. Since then Yalgali continues to evolve, with First Nations artists f...
Sydney's Blak Markets will return to La Perouse for a one-day festival on Sunday, providing a space for people to connect with local Indigenous history, art, and culture.
Gamilaroi and Wadawurrung artist Amelia Jean O'Leary embodies grief, loss, colonisation and international trauma with her new contemporary dance, Sitting Gnaay, at Sydney Fringe.
The full program for DanceRites 2026 was officially revealed this week. Taking place across October 24-25, the event will host two packed days of family-friendly performances on the Sydney Opera House...
Kyas Hepworth, a highly regarded screen and creative industries leader and advocate, has been appointed Associate Dean - Indigenous Leadership and Engagement at the University of Technology Sydney's (...
Sydney Contemporary, Australasia's leading contemporary art fair, has unveiled two major new public artworks by Reko Rennie and Joan Ross, expanding the Fair beyond Carriageworks ahead of its 10th edi...
Western Sydney Polynesian rap group ONEFOUR have returned with new single 'HIM', their first release together since their 2025 debut album 'Look At Me Now'.
Recognised for his niche artworks and creative eye for design, this month First Nations artist Reko Rennie is making headlines with another new and exciting project.
The new Indigenous Institute for Designing with Country will draw on First Nations knowledge systems, storytelling and connections to Country to shape design thinking.
For more than two decades, Cadi Jam Ora 'First Encounters' has introduced millions of visitors to the rich history of the site. Now, a renewed Gadigal story journey at the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney'...
As a child, Mark Atkins felt like he lived on the fence, taking on both sides of his Black and white heritage. The son of an Irish father and an Indigenous Australian mother, Atkins grew up deliberate...
Following critically acclaimed international seasons, two celebrated First Nations choreographers have arrived home for strictly limited seasons of contemporary dance works at the Sydney Opera House.
The World Premiere of Muruwari playwright Jane Harrison's Bennelong in London comes to Sydney Theatre Company's (STC) Wharf 1 Theatre this July.