Blacktown Arts, Moogahlin Performing Arts and Blacktown City Council present the world premiere of "Broken Glass" – a powerful installation and performance work – as part of Sydney Festival 2018.

Our Creative Residency Program offers exciting opportunities for artists who want to engage with people or places in Blacktown. Applications close Thursday, 14 September 2017.

Bent Western was a 2008 exhibition and performance program at Blacktown Arts Centre that featured works spanning 30 years from a selection of prominent queer artists from Sydney’s western suburbs.

Sometimes you find art in the most unlikely places ... Let us take you on a tour to 10 of our city’s most creative corners from Bidwill Square to Nurragingy Reserve to Blacktown International Sportspark.

Meet Bee Cruse, Community Engagement Coordinator at Solid Ground. Bee is a storyteller, born and bred on Cabrogal country (a clan within the Darug nation), and her family come from the Gomeroi, Wiradjuri and Monaroo-Yuin peoples of NSW.

In 2016, Blacktown Arts Centre presented the first iteration of this exhibition series, which examined how the collaborative practices and styles of hip-hop culture influenced the work of contemporary artists Khaled Sabsabi and Minky Rawat.

In 2016, Raymond Hand-Simms took to the stage at Blacktown's annual NAIDOC week celebrations and won the young talent contest. This year, he returns as part of the official performance line-up.

20 local artists and community organisations can create new artwork, make original music and develop their creative skills with funding assistance through the Blacktown City Council 2017 Creative Arts Fund.

Six key Sydney cultural institutions present a multi-arts program showcasing the contemporary art and cultural practices of the Philippines. It is one of the most significant explorations of Filipino art ever presented in Australia.

We have produced a series of bookmarks with Blacktown City Libraries featuring artworks acquired by Blacktown City Council. Choose your favourite, or collect all 10 when you visit the Centre or your nearest library.

If you've visited Charles at the pop-up barbershop at Blacktown Arts Centre (or the one in his actual garage), you'll be familiar with his fine taste in music. Listen to Charles' soul and RnB playlists on Spotify.

Blacktown Arts Centre, FBi Radio and MusicNSW present Tracks – A Western Sydney Hip-Hop Project. We’re kicking things off with a free party on Saturday, 3 June 2017, headlined by some of hip-hop’s brightest rising stars.