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First Nations Gathering Space

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Thu Feb 23 - Tue Feb 28

Thu Feb 23 - Tue Feb 28

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander creativity is renowned, from striking visual art born in Australia’s Top End, to the cutting-edge works of Short Black Opera, to the outrageously camp Black Divaz.

Located in the inner-city suburbs of Eveleigh and Redfern, the stunningly converted train sheds of Carriageworks will come alive with six nights of First Nations creativity. From free exhibits, to theatre, dining and drag, the First Nations Gathering Space will be the place where everyone is welcome to experience the rainbow heart of the oldest surviving culture on the planet.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can access discounted tickets through the Sydney WorldPride MobTix program.

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Carriageworks

245 Wilson St Eveleigh, NSW 2015 Australia

Wheelchair accessible, Auslan, discounted tickets

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Thu Feb 23
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Tue Feb 28
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