Corroboree Sydney is a celebration of Australia’s rich Indigenous culture, featuring leading artists, writers, dancers and musicians showcasing their creativity and sharing stories in over 100 free and ticketed events. Experience this unique collaboration of Sydney’s premier arts and cultural organisations across the city and harbour foreshore in 11 days of festivities between 20-30 November. At t
he core of the program will be events and activities presented by eleven Collaborating Partners - the Art Gallery of NSW, the Australian Museum, Bangarra Dance Theatre, Blackfella Films, Museum of Contemporary Art Australia, Koori Radio 93.7FM, the National Maritime Museum, the Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney, the Sydney Harbour foreshore authority, the State Library, and the Sydney Opera House. A program of free signature events will also be presented, for all to participate and enjoy, including Gurung, an inspirational Kids Parade to be staged down Macquarie Street, a traditional Firelight Ceremony set on the foreshore of the Museum of Contemporary Art, and the unique Black Arts Market. Corroboree Sydney is supported by Destination NSW, with the objective of generating participation in Indigenous Australian cultural life through the presentation of high-quality content in programs that draw on contemporary cultural expression. The Corroboree Sydney partners respectfully acknowledge the Gadigal clan of the Eora nations who are the traditional custodians of the land on which the festival takes place.
