Sydney Streets on Redfern Street

Join us on Redfern Street for a full day of community, culture and entertainment.

Local businesses will showcase their best with special offers, pop-ups and engaging activations. Soak up the festival atmosphere with live music, performers, kids’ activities and alfresco dining.

What to expect

• Live music, dance, games and storytellers

• Market stalls featuring First Nations businesses

• A dedicated Sand Circle hosting First Nations performances and activities

• Outdoor activities for all ages

• Delicious food and drinks from local restaurants and cafes

Program schedule

Sand Circle – George Street

11:10am – Welcome to Country & Smoking Ceremony

11:30am & 1:45pm– Buja Buuja Dance: Traditional First Nations dance & workshop

12:00pm, 1:30pm, 2:45pm & 4pm – Blak Voices Rising: First Nations monologue readings celebrating Black Theatre and Redfern’s cultural legacy

12:15pm – Dave Barnett: Captivating live didgeridoo sets sharing traditional sound and culture

12:45pm & 3:15pm – Cheeky Emus: Interactive kids’ workshops with Indigenous songs, dance & instruments

4:15pm – Blak Douglas: Renowned First Nations artist performing didgeridoo and storytelling

5:15pm – 8pm – Weaving Workshop: Hands-on First Nations weaving with natural fibres

Stage – Regent Street

11:30am & 12:30pm – Kyarna: Yuin singer-songwriter known for heartfelt, raw storytelling and soulful vocals

1:30pm – Dave Barnett: Captivating live didgeridoo sets sharing traditional sound and culture

2:15pm & 3:15pm – Majeda Beatty: First Nations and African American artist blending R&B, hip hop, and soulful storytelling

4:30pm & 5:45pm – Green Hand Band: Sydney reggae fusion group highlighting culture, identity, and social justice through music

6:30pm to 9:00pm – DJ Def Rok: Genre-spanning DJ known for dynamic sets that engage and energise diverse crowds

Activities & workshops

11:00am – 4:00pm

Weaving Workshop: Hands-on First Nations weaving with natural fibres  Hand Painting Workshop: Kids create art using Aboriginal stencils, totems & symbols  Koori Games: Traditional Indigenous games hosted by NASCA  Pass to Play: Inflatable pass-the-ball activity run by Souths Cares

We aim to deliver inclusive and accessible events. If you have any particular access or communication needs please contact the team on 9265 9333.

The event runs 11am to 10pm. The area will be closed to traffic from 7am to 11.30pm between Regent Street and Chalmers Street. Special event clearway parking restrictions will also be in effect so check signs carefully, visit livetraffic.com for more info.

If you have a business in the area, check out how you can get involved in the event.