Christine Anu performing at Elizabeth Bay House. Photo: © Joshua Morris for Sydney Living Museums
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A night of art and music
We were delighted to host our esteemed donors and supporters for a magical night of art and music at Elizabeth Bay House recently as part of this year’s Annual Appeal campaign.
Featuring an address by Minister for the Arts Ben Franklin MLC, guests also enjoyed a special viewing of works by queer photographic artist, Gerwyn Davies, a Brix Distillers Rum Bar in the Cellar, and an outstanding performance by singer Christine Anu in the Saloon.
Plus on hand to greet guests were our delightful hosts drag queens Dakota and Riot.
Sydney Living Museums is extremely grateful for the support of our donors which allows us to be ambitious, creative, and far-reaching with preserving, researching, and presenting content about our history.
Found out more about our 2022 Annual Appeal online. Your tax-deductible donation will help us to preserve our historically significant sites.
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