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Sydney Eisteddfod 90th Anniversary Gala
 

Sydney Eisteddfod will celebrate its 90th birthday with a special gala concert at the iconic Sydney Town Hall.  

The anniversary gala will showcase the extraordinary talent of over eighty Sydney Eisteddfod alumni. A breathtaking program of classical music will be performed by an orchestra under the expert baton of Dr Nicholas Milton AM. Audiences will be left spellbound by performances from Anna Da Silva Chen, Rosie Gallagher and Benett Tsai.  

The gala promises to be a night of true celebration, bringing together music lovers of all ages, commemorating the Sydney Eisteddfod’s incredible legacy and bright future.  

 

Event details

Venue: Sydney Town Hall, 483 George Street, Sydney
Bookings: https://sydneyeisteddfod.com.au/artfuel/purchase/tickets/18830/sale
Start Date: Saturday 01 July 2023

Adult $65| Concession $60 | Under 18 $40

 

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