International Towers is hosting an exhibition in collaboration with Reconciliation NSW, showcasing the artistic talent of school children and their interpretation of reconciliation. 

This artwork is a contemporary re-imagining of Welcome to Country, celebrating ritual, ceremony and story practised on Country since time immemorial.

On R U OK?Day, our national day of action, we are encouraging Australia to Trust the Signs, Trust your Gut and Ask R U OK?

For the foodies, the families and all lovers of beautiful, original design.

You’ll be the bee’s knees after making your own beeswax candle and taking a tour of Barangaroo Reserve to learn all about the bees in the area, including our very own native bee residents.

Australia's favourite independent artist showcase is coming to the Cutaway. Meet and buy art direct from 100 of the very best emerging artists, presented by Saatchi Art.

Using the 1983 music video clip for David Bowie’s Let’s Dance as a starting point, Momentum examines the impact of representations of First Nations people in global popular culture. Presented in Blak Box at Barangaroo Momentum focuses on the central idea that the past, has not passed.

The fourth Winda Film Festival closes with a free open air cinema experience in Barangaroo Reserve.

Australia’s longest running independent art and design market returns to the Cutaway at Barangaroo Reserve.

Welcome in the New Year with a spectacular harbourside view of the fireworks from Barangaroo Reserve. 

A large-scale art installation at Barangaroo Reserve, flying 250 flags that explore Australians’ diverse ideas about land and country, belonging and possession.

Gather at dusk at Barangaroo Reserve on 25 January for the lighting of the fire.

Rise with the sun and celebrate the world’s oldest living culture at Walumil Lawns at Barangaroo Reserve.

One Fine Day returns to the Cutaway at Barangaroo Reserve for Australia's most stylish and creative wedding fair!