Dancing Oceania

Join us for a fun, informative and interactive program as we say farewell to the exhibition Dance Protest, Project Banaba with an exploration of Pacific music and dance forms.

Come and hear, experience performances, and maybe learn a move or two!

Cultural specialists will share their knowledge of different styles of Pacific dance, with a focus on Banaba, Kiribati, and the Cook Islands.

More details to come.

Event details

Title : When

Description : Saturday 17 January <br>12 pm – 1:30 pm (AEDT)

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Title : Where

Description : Nelson Meers Foundation Auditorium, Level 3, and Penelope Gallery, Level 1<br> Chau Chak Wing Museum

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Title : Cost

Description : Free

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Plan your visit

Title : Public transport

Description : In the interest of sustainability and where possible, we encourage attendees to take public transport to this event. Visit Transport for NSW to plan your journey.

Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/museum/about-us/getting-here.html

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Title : Parking

Description : There is limited parking on campus. For details about parking and travel options, visit the University's page on getting to our campus. <br>

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Title : Accessibility

Description : The Chau Chak Wing Museum is committed to making our space, collections, exhibitions and programs accessible for all audiences. <br>

Link URL: https://www.sydney.edu.au/museum/about-us/accessibility.html

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Header image: Katerina Teaiwa, Dance Protest 2025 with Tearia Teaiwa Mortimer