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Live performance, placemaking and the arts; creative industries and precincts for regenerative urbanism

  • Marrickville Library and Pavilion 313 Marrickville Road Marrickville, NSW, 2204 Australia (map)

This panel will examine the multifaceted role of live music and the arts in placemaking. Is their value confined to the nighttime economy, or do they offer broader cultural and social benefits? How can cities support vibrant live arts and music scenes while addressing concerns such as alcohol-related harm and antisocial behaviour—issues that originally prompted regulatory interventions like the Lockout Laws? 

Join us as we explore how making space for the arts can contribute to more inclusive, dynamic, and regenerative cities and regions. 


Coordinator

Greta Werner

Lysele Assarapin, Library Programming and Event Coordinator at Marrickville library 

Panel

Emily Collins from Sound NSW 

Dr Peta Wolifson 

George Tulloch  - Noizend cofounder and live music advocate


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