The Sydney Waitangi Festival is making its epic comeback in January 2026.
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Saturday 31 January 2026
Holdroyd Gardens, Pitt St &, Walpole St, Merrylands NSW 2160
The Sydney Waitangi Festival is making its exciting return in January 2026, bringing a full day of music, culture, kai, and community back to the heart of Sydney. Stallholders are invited to submit an expression of interest to take part in this vibrant celebration.
This EOI is open to food and beverage vendors, mobile food trucks, merchandise and craft stalls, and community or information-based organisations.
Applicants are asked to provide details about their proposed stall, including a description of products or services. Please note: the sale of Hangi and Umu is generally prohibited, as these are delivered through limited, pre-arranged vendors.
Shortlisted applicants will be contacted to arrange a Zoom call for further information. Successful stallholders will receive a formal agreement and payment details.
Apply now by completing an EOI here.
This form is an expression of interest only and does not guarantee placement.
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