Open Inner West Festival
Immerse yourself in 57 cultures over 10 days, from Friday June 16 — Sunday June 25 at the Open Inner West Festival. Musica Lirica Bellissimo! Enjoy a showcase of young opera singers performing popular Italian […]
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Roadtest: Where to get your Zine Fix
Curious about zines? The following Inner West outlets sell or display zines for your reading pleasure. The Rizzeria Community spirit is the backbone behind this non-for-profit workshop and retail outlet. Formed nine years ago by […]
Local News – 300
Business to Raise $100,000 for Love Your Sister Charity Lilyfield photographer Marie Ramos has decided to celebrate ten years of her local business by taking a year off to give back to her community. After […]
What’s On – 299
Mardi Gras Month in the Inner West Don’t leave all your partying for parade night when the Inner West Council is celebrating all throughout the Mardi Gras month. This year is the fifth annual Feel […]
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Yabun Festival 2017 Want to join the largest one-day celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures in Australia? Of course you do. Held upon the traditional lands of the Gadigal people, Yabun (meaning ‘music […]
Roadtest: Aboriginal art on show
Purchasing an artwork is one way to start learning about Indigenous traditional and contemporart arts, as well as some of the most influential artists living in Australia (and in Sydney’s Inner West) today. Local galleries […]
Cooks River People
The wellbeing and preservation of the land has always been fundamental to Aboriginal cultures. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are the traditional custodians of Australia and they created a complex system of land management, […]
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Spiegel’esque Part cabaret, part song and dance and part circus makes for one interesting night. Overall, Spiegel’esque is a cabaret, but not like any you have seen before. Including comedy and slapstick, the show is […]
Rant: reprieve from culture wars, please
All I want for Christmas is a reprieve from the culture wars As 2016 begins to wind down, one thing that seems to be revving up is this country’s so-called culture wars. What could it […]
Things we love – 296
This cute but not particularly functional bike was spotted in all it’s purled, yarn and knitted glory on Wilson Street, Newtown. Entirely covered in technicolour stitching, we are not sure if this bike actually goes […]