Wednesday 22 October

St John's Anglican Cathedral Lawn

Move over big pineapple, Summer Kim is coming. This 4m-tall inflatable girl by artist Haein Kim challenges narrow ideas of Aussie identity, celebrating a bold, inclusive vision of what it means to grow up in Western Sydney.

8 Parramatta Square

Legs On The Wall presents a gravity-defying aerial show lighting up the skyline. Four performers soar from sandstone pillars, three times nightly. It’s not just a show, it’s a moment.

Level 3 Eat Street Car Park

Serwah Attafuah’s cyber-surreal Afrofuturist dreamscape transforms a car park into a bold visual world exploring climate change, land rights and the strength of the Ashanti people. Proudly supported by Sharp Australia.

Level 3 Eat Street Car Park

Sammi’s photographic installation flips the gaze with her face infiltrating public and private spaces like a digital virus. Drawing on themes of surveillance and control, her work watches you, even when you’re not watching it.

Eat Street Car Park Rooftop & George Street Stage

Straight from Busan, this high-energy K-Pop and hip hop crew lights up the stage with rhythm and unity. Presented by Korean Cultural Centre

Parramatta Town Square

A joyful collision of movement and music, this vibrant installation invites dancers and fans to respond to surprise K-Pop tracks as they play. Whether you're joining in or watching from the sidelines, it's a celebration of rhythm, spontaneity and community.

PHIVE, 5 Parramatta Square

Step into the 90s rave scene with this electrifying play by UK writer Azan Ahmed. School bags, flip phones and fierce beats collide in a story of friendship, rebellion and identity. Bold, tender and unforgettable.

Level 2 Eat Street Car Park 

Join Saddle Club, Sydney's now-iconic queer line dancing company for a night of pop-up workshops. Grab your cowboy boots and sequin pants or come as you are, it's time to throw-down your hoedown finest and join us for a night of boot-slappin', whip-crackin' queer joy!