Community co-designed, arts-based workshops and events delivered across Sydney, the Central Coast, and Newcastle—centred on cultural exchange, creative empowerment, and local storytelling.
People of all ages and backgrounds have actively participated in our programs—fostering connection, belonging, and cultural celebration through the arts
First Nations, refugee, LGBTQIA+, asylum seeker, and culturally and linguistically diverse artists and cultural educators have been supported through meaningful income generation, capacity-building, and long-term engagement opportunities that honour their cultural knowledge and creative leadership.
In income has been generated for First Nations, LGBTQIA+, refugee, asylum seeker, and culturally and linguistically diverse artists and cultural educators—supporting creative livelihoods, cultural sustainability, and economic empowerment across NSW.
At our Cultural Agency, we collaborate with communities to co-design immersive arts experiences that celebrate the diversity of First Nations and culturally diverse communities. Through community-led creative processes, we facilitate spaces where artists and communities work together to address local priorities, spark social change, and amplify underrepresented voices. While we operate a boutique booking agency for First Nations, refugee, LGBTQIA+, and culturally diverse artists, our core work centres on CACD practices—bringing communities and artists together in collaborative projects like our 'Cultures of the World' program that transform participation into meaningful cultural expression and collective action.
Delivers inclusive dance, music, and cultural workshops for all ages, with a specialised focus on seniors. Rooted in cultural expression and intergenerational connection, the program fosters wellbeing, creative ageing, and social inclusion through collaborative arts experiences.
This mobile cultural initiative transforms everyday spaces into vibrant hubs of connection. With an eco-conscious pop-up stage, it delivers cross-cultural, multidisciplinary performances and workshops co-created with communities—celebrating diversity, sparking dialogue, and making the arts accessible in unexpected places.
We acknowledge that the traditional custodians of this land we call Australia are holders and custodians of knowledge systems that are passed down from one generation to the next, through an oral tradition practiced for 70,000 years. We also acknowledge the Guringai, Darkinung, Awabakal, Dharug and Gadigal people, on whose lands we live, learn and work, and pay deep respect to their elders, past and present, to their emerging leaders, and to the knowledge embedded forever in the Aboriginal custodianship of Country.