YALGALI

Connection to Country takes Centre stage

In 2026, Yalgali is evolving, with First Nations artists featuring across the festival program on some of Sydney’s most iconic stages. This festival-wide program is in response to an enthusiastic call from community to expand into multiple spaces.

Yalgali Program

Events & Parties Fire Lighting & Welcome Ceremony
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Events & Parties

Fire Lighting & Welcome Ceremony

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29 Aug | 1 hour Stanley Street, Darlinghurst
Events & Parties Yalgali X Eora Open Mic Night
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Events & Parties

Yalgali X Eora Open Mic Night

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08 Sep | 2 hours 30 minutes Eora Tafe
Comedy Wanna Be a Star
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Comedy

Wanna Be a Star

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08 - 12 Sep | 1 hour Erskineville Town Hall - Emerging Artist Share House
Immersive & Interactive RITUALS
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Immersive & Interactive

RITUALS

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13 Sep | 6 hours Machine Hall
Immersive & Interactive Yalgali Film Night
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Immersive & Interactive

Yalgali Film Night

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15 Sep | 2 hours 5 minutes Eora Tafe
Dance Sitting Ganaay
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Dance

Sitting Ganaay

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16 - 19 Sep | 40 minutes Studio One UNSW
Comedy Red, Yellow, Blaklisted
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Comedy

Red, Yellow, Blaklisted

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19 - 20 Sep | 1 hour Improv Theatre Sydney
Music Inheritance by Toni Janke A Bold and Deeply Moving Journey of Uncovering
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Music

Inheritance by Toni Janke A Bold and Deeply Moving Journey of Uncovering

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23 - 26 Sep | 1 hour Eternity Playhouse - Off Broadway Hub

YALGALI

Is named after the sweet nectar and blossoming essence of the ‘Gadi’ (Grass) Trees. It’s a homage to the enduring spirit of Gadigal country and its people and an acknowledgment of the owners of the land on which we will gather.

DEADLY TIX

Yaama Mob, did you know we offer discounted tickets for Aboriginal, Torres Strait Islander and other First Nations people. Just select the Deadly Tix ticket option on our website as you’re checking out.

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