List of Festivals in Australia - New South Wales

New South Wales

Festival Location Began / When Notes
Arts in the Valley Kangaroo Valley 2007 Classical music, art
Bankstown Bites Food Festival Bankstown 2005 Food Festival held annually in July
Bellingen Readers & Writers Festival Bellingen 2011 Writers Festival
Biennale of Sydney Sydney 1973 Held every two years
Contemporary Art
Big Day Out national 1992 Music
The Blue Mountains Ukulele Festival Katoomba 2010 First weekend in February
Everything Ukulele
Byron Bay Film Festival Byron Bay 2006 Film Festival
Byron Underwater Festival Byron Bay 2007 Underwater Festival, Photography & Arts
Byron Spirit Festival Byron Bay 2012 Yoga, Tantra, Music, Dance, Healing
CoastFest Gosford Music and Cultural Festival
East Coast Blues & Roots Music Festival Byron Bay Music and Cultural Festival
Electrofringe Newcastle 1999 Media Arts
Fisher's Ghost Campbelltown 1956 Held annually in November: Arts, Music, Street Parade, Carnival, Cultural activities.
Future Music Festival Randwick Racecourse, Sydney 8 March 2008
Electro House Music
Festival of the Winds Bondi Beach, Sydney Early September annually
Kite Flying, Media Arts,
Granny Smith Festival Eastwood, Sydney 20 October 2007
Major community festival
The Great Escape Sydney Music and cultural festival
The Henry Lawson Festival Grenfell 1958 Held over the June long weekend every year
Arts, Poetry, Music, Street Carnival and Family Entertainment
Heartspace Nabiac (near Taree) 2011 Yoga, Meditation, Music, Dance, Healing
Holi Mahotsav Sydney 2003 23 to 25 March 2012
Family Festival, Colour Throwing, Music, Yoga, Meditation, Music, Dance, Multicultural
Ignite Film Festival Sydney 2004 Christian Short Film Festival
Malaysia Festival Tumbalong Park, Darling Harbour, Sydney 1990 23 September 2012
Annual community and cultural festival organised by the Malaysian Student Community of Sydney
National Young Writers' Festival Newcastle 1998 Writers Festival
Parkes Elvis Festival Parkes 1993 Elvis Music Festival
Playground Weekender Festival Wiseman's Ferry, Sydney 7–9 March 2008
Indie Music Festival
Reggaefest Ballina 2010 Music Festival
Shore Thing Bondi Beach Music Festival
Snowy Mountains of Music Perisher June 2009 Annual: 8–11 June Long weekend - opening of the Snow Season
Splendour in the Grass Belongil Fields, Byron Bay 1998–2009 Music Festival
Sunburnt Christmas Bondi Beach 25 December 2011 Christmas Day Music Festival
St Albans Folk Festival St Albans, Sydney 24–27 April 2008
Small Folk Music Festival
Sydney Comedy Festival Sydney 2005 Comedy Festival
Sydney Film Festival Sydney 1954 Film Festival
Sydney Festival Sydney 1977 Between first and last week of January, annually
Major Arts Festival
Sydney Fringe Festival Sydney 2010 10–26 September 2010
Alternative Arts Festival
Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Sydney 24 June 1978 Festival, Parade and Party
During February/March annually
Sydney International Food Festival Sydney 1 October 2009 Month Long Food Festival
Sydney International Piano Competition Sydney 1977 International Piano Competition held every four years: 1981, 1985, 1988 (to coincide with the Australian Bicentennial celebrations), 1992, 1996, 2000, 2004 and 2012.
Sydney Writers' Festival Sydney 1997 Literary Festival
Tamworth Country Music Festival Tamworth Country Music Festival
This Is Not Art Newcastle 2000 Media Arts
Thredbo Jazz Festival Thredbo 1987 Annual: March 3-Days of Music
Tropfest Sydney Short Film Festival
Village Fair Bathurst 1974 Music Festival
Wintermagic Katoomba, NSW Celebration of Winter Solstice-June
World’s Funniest Island Cockatoo Island, Sydney 2009 Comedy Event

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