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NAIDOC in the City at Sydney Town Hall – TODAY

City of Sydney < 1 mins read

WHAT:          

                       The next generation of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander hip hop, R&B and indie pop artists will play Sydney Town Hall at a free, all-ages live music concert today, Thursday 10 July.

 

3%, Becca Hatch, Bluetongue and TOAH, Jem Cassar-Daley, Mi-kaisha, MINTY and Yung Brother will hit the stage from 7pm. Isaac Compton and Kaylene Langford will host the NAIDOC Week gig.

 

Markets featuring First Nations fashion, homewares, food and art will take place at Lower Town Hall from 2:30pm to 8pm. Visitors can also enjoy weaving workshops, acoustic music and dance performances while they shop.

 

NAIDOC in the City is presented by We Are Warriors in partnership with the City of Sydney, and proudly supported by SBS and NITV.

 

DATE:            

Thursday 10 July 2025

 

TIME:           

Smoking ceremony on Sydney Town Hall steps followed by a Welcome to Country and    speeches: 2:30pm

 

Markets in Lower Town Hall: 2:30pm–8pm


Live concert at Centennial Hall, Sydney Town Hall: 7pm–10:30pm. Doors open 6:30pm.

 

Artwork projections will be beamed onto Sydney Town Hall each evening until NAIDOC Week wraps up on Sunday.

           

WHERE:        

Sydney Town Hall

 

Visit sydneynaidoc.com.au for more.

 

For more information and to RSVP please contact Roxanne Macara. Email [email protected] or phone 0438 554 640.

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