Celebrate NAIDOC Week's 50-year milestone with an interactive Indigenous choir workshop at Ultimo Community Centre.
Thursday 9 July 2026
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Ultimo Community Centre, 40 William Henry Street, Ultimo NSW 2007, Littlebridge Hall
Free
Celebrate a significant milestone during NAIDOC Week by joining the Barayagal Choir for an uplifting musical experience that honours Indigenous voices, culture, and resilience. This event welcomes people of all nationalities and ages to come together, learn about First Nations culture, and participate in singing.
Enjoy a special performance by the Barayagal Choir, followed by a 40-minute interactive workshop where you will learn and sing a song together. Arrive early to taste Jonnycakes (widja), a traditional Aboriginal bush bread, served in the courtyard from 6pm.
This inclusive event is designed to be accessible and engaging for families, providing a warm environment to connect with Indigenous stories and music.
The event takes place on Thursday, 9 July 2026, from 18:30 to 19:30 at the Ultimo Community Centre, Littlebridge Hall. It is free to attend and suitable for all ages, making it perfect for families looking to enrich their cultural understanding during the school holidays.
The Barayagal Choir is a community choir hosted by the Sydney Conservatorium of Music and the University of Sydney, meeting regularly at Redfern Community Centre. This workshop offers a rare chance to engage directly with Indigenous music and culture.
Bookings are recommended and can be cancelled up to 7 days before the event. For any access or communication needs, attendees are encouraged to contact the Pine Street Creative Arts Centre.
The event is held at Ultimo Community Centre, located at 40 William Henry Street, Ultimo NSW 2007, in Littlebridge Hall. The venue is accessible and family-friendly, with a courtyard area where traditional Aboriginal bush bread will be served.
Public transport options are available nearby, making it easy for families to attend without hassle. The community centre is well-known for hosting inclusive cultural events.
For specific accessibility requirements or assistance, contact Pine Street Creative Arts Centre at 02 9265 9333 or via email.
This event is part of NAIDOC Week's celebrations, marking 50 years of Indigenous achievements and culture under the theme "Fifty Years of Deadly." It is open to everyone, regardless of background.
The workshop is interactive and welcoming, designed to foster understanding and appreciation of First Nations culture through music and storytelling.
Please note that bookings can be cancelled up to 7 days prior to the event. Attendees with special access needs should reach out in advance to ensure a comfortable experience.
Attendance is free of charge, making it an accessible cultural outing for families during the school holidays.
Booking is advised to secure your place, with cancellations allowed up to one week before the event date.
For further details or to book, contact the Pine Street Creative Arts Centre or visit the City of Sydney website.
