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Sydney Eisteddfod is an independent, community-based, not-for-profit organisation limited by guarantee. It is also a registered charity in New South Wales and is listed on the federal Register of Cultural Organisations eligible to receive tax-deductible donations.
Message from Margaret Beazley AO QC Governor of NSW
In my first message as Governor of New South Wales, I am delighted to have the opportunity to congratulate the Sydney Eisteddfod on 86 years of encouraging the arts and young performers in our City, and more widely, throughout New South Wales.
Anna Stephens wins Fine Music Young Virtuoso Award
22-year-old Soprano Anna Stephens has been awarded the 2018 Fine Music Young Virtuoso of the Year Award for NSW and will represent Fine Music 102.5 in the National Young Virtuoso Award in November.
Triple threat Ashleigh Ross nominated for Nickelodeon Kids Choice Award!
Sydney Eisteddfod alumni Ashleigh Maree Ross is taking the world by storm having just been nominated for her first ever Nickelodeon Kids Choice Award in the ‘Favourite #Famous’ category.
Sydney Eisteddfod Deputy Chairman recognised for his contribution to the Arts
With its heart swelling with pride, Sydney Eisteddfod congratulates its indefatigable Deputy Chairman Noel Cislowski, who in the 2016 Australia Day Honours received an AM for his ‘significant service to the performing arts, particularly to speech and drama, to music and to a large range of community organisations.’
Thank you to our volunteers for making this year possible!
Sydney Eisteddfod has officially come to the end of another spectacular year of performing arts extravaganzas - providing performance and scholarship opportunities for aspiring singers, dancers, actors, musicians, composers, bands, choirs and orchestras alike!
Boyd Owen is Richard Percy in Melbourne Opera’s Anna Bolena
Sydney Eisteddfod Opera Scholarship Runner-Up Boyd Owen is fresh off stage after three performances in Melbourne Opera’s Anna Bolena.