Sydney's Blak Markets are a welcoming space for everyone to engage with the oldest continuing culture in the world. This unique quarterly event offers Sydneysiders the opportunity to celebrate First Nations culture while discovering distinctive Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists, makers and small businesses.
Visitors can enjoy traditional performances and ceremonies in addition to perusing an eclectic range of stalls selling a variety of art, homewares, jewellery, fashion, children’s clothing, textiles, woodwork, woven goods, plants and ethically sourced bushfoods – all of which make excellent Christmas pressies.
You can meet storytellers, dancers, healers and elders, as well as the next generation continuing the trading practices of their ancestors. It’s a welcoming space that celebrates indigenous culture and ensures stallholders feel supported, grounded and part of a thriving community.
Upcoming market dates are Sunday, November 30 on the Tallawoladah lawn in The Rocks and Sunday, December 7 at La Perouse Museum. Entry is free and you can find out more here.
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