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What
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12:05pm
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Dhinawan Yarn
Join us for a community Yidaki/didge performance to open out community stage
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12:40pm
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MummaSing Inner West
MummaSing Inner West is a friendly community choir for mums, with a diverse repertoire including childen's music, indigenous and multicultural songs, as well as pop hits. We welcome mums with or without kids to our rehearsals, with ensuing chaos, fun and joyful noise! We meet at 10am Thursdays at St James, Croydon during the school term.
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1:05pm
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Solidarity Choir
The Solidarity Choir, founded in the late 1980s, is dedicated to promoting social justice through music. Formed during a period of significant social activism, the choir’s mission is to raise awareness about human rights, environmental issues, and peace. Their diverse repertoire includes protest songs from Australia and other places, original compositions and arrangements, and culturally inclusive music. The choir performs at rallies, protests, community events, and festivals, often collaborating with other activist groups. Their performances aim to inspire and mobilize audiences to take action on important social issues. The Solidarity Choir fosters a strong sense of community, united by a shared commitment to social justice and equity. Recognized for their contributions to social activism, the choir remains a powerful voice for change, using music to advocate for a better, more just world.
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1:30pm
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Hoa Mai Vietnamese Cultural Group
The Hoa Mai Vietnamese Cultural Group was originally established in 2012 as a means of art therapy for female carers, using music and dance to alleviate their anxiety and stress. Since its debut at the 2016 Open Marrickville, the group has grown to include people of all genders. Members engage in a series of movements, dialogues, and rehearsals, providing a vital outlet for creative expression. This empowers them to enhance their social, mental, and physical well-being, while also contributing their talents to enrich the multicultural community. The group is a remarkable success story of how Community and Cultural Connections can unlock potential. By working alongside community members, Hoa Mai not only removes barriers but also inspires others to collaborate in building a healthy, vibrant community. The Hoa Mai group has proudly performed at the Sydney Lunar New Year Festivals and many other events, showcasing their dedication and passion.
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| 1:55pm |
Dulwich Hill Public School
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| 2:35pm |
St Paul of the Cross
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| 3:05pm |
Dulwich Hill Visual Arts and Design High School Showcase
Mixed Dance Ensemble
The Mixed Dance Ensemble from Dulwich High School is a dynamic group of talented dancers, renowned for their energetic and captivating performances. This ensemble has graced the stages of prestigious events like Pulse Alive, Spec Fest, Schools Spectacular, and Spotlight Festival, showcasing their versatility and passion for dance. Their upcoming performance, "Give Me a Break" by The Ritchie Family, promises to be a vibrant display of rhythm and movement, reflecting the ensemble’s commitment to excellence and creativity.
Stage Band
The Stage Band from Dulwich High School is a powerhouse ensemble featuring some of the school’s most talented music students. Specializing in jazz, funk, and R&B, this group is known for their exceptional musicality and tight, groovy performances. Their repertoire showcases a deep understanding and love for these genres, consistently impressing audiences with their skill and passion. They will be performing the classic 'Cissy Strut' by The Meters.
An Honest Man
Selin, a talented senior drama student at Dulwich High School, has crafted a powerful monologue based on the historical case of Edward De Lacy Evans, one of the earliest recorded trans men in Australia during the late 1800s. Drawing from newspaper articles and historical accounts, Selin has meticulously researched and written an original piece of verbatim theatre. This compelling work delves into the struggles and injustices Evans faced, including his institutionalization for living as his true self. Selin’s performance promises to be a poignant exploration of identity, history, and resilience, showcasing Selin's dedication to storytelling and social awareness.
Vocal Ensemble
The Vocal Ensemble from Dulwich High School is a harmonious group renowned for their captivating and soulful performances. They have showcased their exceptional talent at prestigious events such as InConcert at Town Hall, performing alongside over 500 other gifted singers. Demonstrating their dedication and skill, several senior members also contribute to The Arts Unit's esteemed Senior Singers program. In their upcoming rendition of Bill Withers' classic "Lovely Day" and Billie Eilish's contemporary classic 'What Was I Made For' the ensemble promises to deliver a heartfelt and uplifting performance that highlights their unity, vocal prowess, and passion for music.
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| 3:55pm |
SYDA
SYDA is a 16yo emerging artist from Sydney's Inner West. Her style of songwriting is described as indie-folk and her lyrics reveal a talent well beyond her years for vulnerable storytelling. With her delicate vocals and rhythmic guitar, SYDA's music touches the hard- to-reach areas of adolescence “to listen to her music is to let hatred, anger, bitterness, love and tenderness bruise you”. SYDA is a graduate of the 2023 MADD/Sony Foundation scholarship program and is a regular performer in the Inner West, having played at The Gasoline Pony, Footprints EcoFestival, Twenty10's 2024 Glitter Ball, the Inner West Music Fest, Pratten Park Bowling Club, and Sappho's as well as a TDP phase 2 participant. SYDA is currently recording several singles which will be released in July/August 2024 in addition to her single 'Satisfied Asleep' which is currently available on all streaming platforms. |
| 4:30pm |
There Goes Me
There Goes Me is an emerging Aussie Indie and Alternative Rock band making waves with their authentic, heartfelt sound. Influenced by iconic Australian acts like Bluebottle Kiss, Royal Otis, and You Am I, their music showcases a deep-rooted passion for the Australian music scene. Formed by best mates with shared experiences, the band's chemistry is undeniable. With over a year of performances, they’ve honed their craft, continuously pushing creative boundaries. Their songs capture moments of change and personal experiences, reflecting their teenage lives and resonating with a diverse audience. Known for their genuine connection with fans, they pride themselves on being approachable and engaging, cherishing every interaction, whether it’s a post-show chat or a message from a supporter. Currently, the band is finalising their debut EP, pouring their passion into every track. With talent, dedication, and heartfelt performances, There Goes Me is poised to take the music scene by storm.
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