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Big Aunty Energy: Celebrating the Matriarchs of Sydney’s Inner West

Date: Sunday, 13 June 2027

Time: 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM AEST

Location: Marrickville Town Hall (303 Marrickville Rd, Marrickville NSW 2204)

Tickets: $15 | Free for children 16 & under and First Nations community members

Honouring Culture, Stories, and Traditions Across Generations

Inspired by the matriarchs who hold our migrant communities together—the yiayias, tétas, aunties, and elders—Big Aunty Energy is a vibrant, family-friendly arts and cultural festival coming to Marrickville Town Hall on Sunday, 13 June 2027.

Celebrating the rich heritage of Sydney’s Inner West Greek and Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) communities, this community gathering honours the tradition keepers who preserve history, pass down stories, and foster cross-cultural connections.

What’s On

The four-hour festival offers an interactive and lively lineup for all ages, featuring:

  • Live Performances: Music and dance highlighting traditional and contemporary roots.
  • Cultural Workshops & Cooking Demonstrations: Learn classic recipes and artisanal heritage techniques.
  • Makers Market & Community Bake Sale: Browse unique handmade crafts and sample homemade delicacies.
  • Traditional Experiences: Enjoy unique cultural insights, including Greek coffee cup reading.
  • Heritage Walk (Proposed): A guided walk exploring Marrickville’s rich migrant history and local cultural landmarks (subject to funding).

Inclusivity & Accessibility

Big Aunty Energy is dedicated to creating a welcoming, barrier-free environment for everyone. Accessibility features include:

  • Full wheelchair accessibility
  • Auslan interpreters on-site
  • Dedicated quiet space
  • Access support workers available throughout the venue
  • Gender-neutral bathrooms

Join Us

Whether you are passing down traditions or experiencing them for the first time, Big Aunty Energy invites families, local residents, and visitors to forge new memories through shared food, music, and storytelling.

This project is part of Inner West Council’s Cultural Connections Program, showcasing diversity in the arts.

For full details and booking, visit the Big Aunty Energy Event Page.

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