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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.

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.

We're making it easier to enjoy White Bay Power Station with new walking and cycling paths, and improved landscaping.

Calling all dance music fans! Get ready to witness history unfold as Ministry of Sound's Testament tour takes over White Bay Power Station for two SOLD OUT shows on August 31 and September 7. This isn’t just any club night - it’s a summit of legendary DJs who sculpted the electronic music landscape, and the venue itself adds a whole new dimension to the experience.

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.

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.