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LOST BIRDS
Christopher Tin’s Lost Birds is an ‘extinction elegy’. Taking poems by women such as Emily Dickinson and Christina Rossetti, who saw their pastoral society transformed into an industrial one, Tin has crafted a musical memorial to bird species lost to extinction
CUTTING EDGE
SOFT CENTRE
SOFT CENTRE is back with its biggest offering yet, featuring a multi-day, multi-venue program that brings the most daring and future-focused local and international creatives to some of the city's most iconic spaces.
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The Story of White Bay Power Station
The heritage-listed White Bay Power Station is one of Sydney's oldest surviving power stations, and has evolved into an exciting cultural landmark.
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White Bay Power Station Timeline
Learn the history of White Bay Power Station from before it was constructed through to its restoration and transformation. This is White Bay Power Station's timeline.
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White Bay Power Station Virtual Tour
Looking to host your next event at White Bay or simply want to take a peek inside? Walk through White Bay Power Station in the Google 360 virtual tour.
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Insider's Guide
A Year Since the 24th Biennale of Sydney 'Ten Thousand Suns' at White Bay Power Station
One year ago, the 24th Biennale of Sydney, "Ten Thousand Suns," illuminated the heritage-listed White Bay Power Station, leaving a lasting impression on visitors and the city's cultural narrative. This landmark event, held from March to June 2024, transformed the dormant power station into a dynamic exhibition space, exploring profound themes of light, energy, and interconnectedness.
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White Bay Power Station meets Disneyland
Once upon a time, there were murmurings of the White Bay Power Station site being transformed into Australia's very own Disneyland.
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White Bay Power Station Virtual Tour
Looking to host your next event at White Bay or simply want to take a peek inside? Walk through White Bay Power Station in the Google 360 virtual tour.
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Sydneysiders on White Bay Power Station
Built between 1912 – 1917, White Bay Power Station once powered Sydney’s tram and rail networks, playing a crucial role in the city’s growth. Today, it is transforming into an exciting arts, cultural and community hub. It stands proudly along the Sydney skyline, and is a beloved architectural icon to many. Lately, we’ve been listening closely to what Sydneysiders have to say about this special place.
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Creative Communities School Competition
As part of our White Bay Power Station community engagement, Placemaking NSW invited the next generation of creative minds to showcase their talents and ideas for the future of White Bay Power Station. Students got creative and in these works you can see what inspires them about White Bay Power Station.
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Independent Artists at Power Up Festival
Discover a selection of artists from Sydney's local art scene. Immerse yourself in a world of visual wonder as you explore a range of photography, sculptures, paintings, screen art and more.
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Exciting Improvements ahead at White Bay Power Station
We're making it easier to enjoy White Bay Power Station with new walking and cycling paths, and improved landscaping.
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Lights, Camera, Action! White Bay Power Station's Hollywood History
When you picture White Bay Power Station, you might imagine the rhythmic whirring of turbines and the hiss of old steam. But for movie buffs, these walls come alive with memories of iconic scenes. From dystopian battlegrounds to Gatsby's not-so-secret parties, White Bay Power Station’s unique character has captivated filmmakers for years.
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10 Fascinating Facts About White Bay Power Station
White Bay Power Station stands as a testament to Sydney's industrial evolution, blending history with modern innovation. Here are ten fun facts about this iconic landmark you might not know.
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We acknowledge Wann and Gadi Countries, their lands, seas and sky, we acknowledge custodians, their kin the Bidjigal, Cabrogal, and Cammeraygal who often visited this Country to connect and share. We offer our respect to their Elders both past and present.