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Monday: Closed (Except on Public Holidays)
Tuesday to Thursday: 10am to 5pm
Friday: 10am to 5pm. Art After Dark, ticketed entry from 6pm to 9pm
Saturday to Sunday: 10am to 5pm
Biennale of Sydney is open on all public holidays.
White Bay Power Station
Robert St, Rozelle
Discover the 25th Biennale of Sydney: “Rememory” at White Bay Power Station - a powerful exploration of memory, identity and storytelling.
The 25th edition of the Biennale of Sydney invites you to explore the fragile space between remembering and forgetting. Through the theme Rememory, participating artists bring forward marginalised histories, amplify untold narratives, and challenge us to reconsider how memory shapes personal and collective identity.
Returning to White Bay Power Station in 2026, this 25th edition —curated by internationally renowned Artistic Director Hoor Al Qasim i—offers a bold and thought‑provoking celebration of contemporary art. Presented free to the public, Rememory examines the ways memory, history, and cultural storytelling influence belonging and shape how communities understand themselves.
Immerse yourself in a transformative artistic journey as the Biennale of Sydney once again becomes a global stage for dialogue, creativity, and connection. As part of this landmark edition, the Biennale also debuts Memory Lane Markets, bringing together a vibrant mix of multicultural food vendors whose dishes are shaped by memory, heritage, and identity.
What's On
Discover the stories behind the art with the Biennale of Sydney’s daily Rememory Art Tours.
These guided tours, led by the Biennale’s knowledgeable team, provide fresh insights into up to ten artworks featured across the edition. This is your chance to uncover the ideas, histories, and creative connections that shape each piece and learn how they fit within the overarching theme of the 25th Biennale of Sydney.
Image Credit: Katje Ford, Biennale of Sydney
Memory Lane Markets brings together a vibrant mix of multicultural food vendors, each offering dishes shaped by memory, heritage, and identity - echoing the themes of the 25th Biennale of Sydney: Rememory.
Come hungry and explore flavours from Pakistani, Palestinian, Lebanese, Persian, East African, Italian, Chinese, and Native Australian cuisines, alongside artisan bakeries and nostalgic Australian desserts. With every bite, you’ll discover how food connects people, places, and shared histories.
Family Days
Programmed across three Saturdays at White Bay Power Station, the Family Days at the 25th Biennale of Sydney offer a vibrant, family‑friendly celebration of art, creativity and connection. Designed especially for children and families — including kids at heart — these dynamic events invite visitors to explore, play and create together.
Families can enjoy a full day of hands-on art workshops, interactive performances and creative activities filled with colour, music and laughter. The program is curated by community‑led organisations, each bringing their own unique perspectives, cultural voices and local spirit.
Behind the Scenes Tours
These tours are now sold out.
As part of the 25th Biennale of Sydney, go behind the scenes at Sydney’s longest-serving power station, at White Bay. These tours have been developed by Museums of History NSW as part of the Sydney Open Series in partnership with Placemaking NSW.
The 25th Biennale of Sydney is a major international contemporary art exhibition featuring artists from around the world. White Bay Power Station is one of the venues, hosting large‑scale installations, performances, and exhibitions throughout the event period, from 14 March to 14 June.
The Biennale at White Bay Power Station is open from Tuesday to Sundays, as well as public holidays, between 14 March to 14 June, 10am to 5pm. On Fridays, 'Art After Dark' ticketed entry is available from 6pm to 9pm.
White Bay Power Station is closed outside of exhibition hours.
Entry to the Biennale of Sydney is generally free, including exhibitions at White Bay Power Station. Some special events or programs may require bookings or tickets.
The best way to get to White Bay Power Station is via public transport. Catch route 441 and 442 buses running daily from QVB, York St, Stand B and get off at the first stop located on Robert St at Crescent St, just across from White Bay Power Station.
Vintage Buses operated by Sydney Bus Museum will also run special shuttle services (Route 443) on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays, between QVB and White Bay Power Station. These services are free, or accept a gold coin donation. Buses will depart approximately every 20 minutes from 9.45am to 4.55pm.
These vintage buses will also operate on Friday 13 March for opening night from 6.30pm to 10pm.
Bus service times and frequencies are subject to traffic conditions. For timetable information and real-time updates, plan your trip at transportnsw.info.
There is no public parking on-site except for two accessible parking spaces, available on a first come, first served basis.
Rideshare and taxis can drop off at Robert St, near the Gate 2 Main Entry.
More information is available here.
Yes, families are welcome, and many Biennale programs are designed for visitors of all ages. Some artworks may contain mature themes — please refer to signage or staff guidance on-site.