A huge day of free fun, creativity, and discovery will take place at ColliderFest, a one-day festival transforming Bradfield City into a playground of science, art, technology, and imagination.
Held at Bradfield City’s First Building, on Saturday, June 6 ColliderFest will bring together hands on workshops, live performances, immersive installations, music, food trucks and interactive experiences for all ages, giving families a chance to experience Australia’s first new city in 100 years as it comes to life.
From building futuristic jungle cities and meeting robotic companions, to exploring the cosmos and creating giant collaborative artworks, ColliderFest will be packed with free activities designed to inspire curious minds of every age.
Visitors will also get rare access inside the Advanced Manufacturing Readiness Facility (AMRF), showcasing the cutting-edge technology and innovation helping shape the future of western Sydney.
The festival shines a spotlight on the incredible STEAM talent emerging from across western Sydney, with artists, performers, scientists, and innovators showcasing the ideas and creativity driving the region forward.
With live music, food trucks, and spaces to relax and explore, ColliderFest will offer a vibrant day out for families, friends and visitors looking to discover the future of Bradfield City.
“This is exactly the kind of event western Sydney families deserve – free, fun, creative and packed with activities for the entire family,” said Minister for Western Sydney, Prue Car.
“It’s also an opportunity for young people in Western Sydney to explore science and technology, while also experiencing the exciting future taking shape at Bradfield City.
“The Minns Labor Government is ensuring families in Western Sydney can enjoy world class experiences close to home, without having to spend a fortune.”
For more information and to register for a free ticket, visit bradfield.city/whats-on/colliderfest.
Troy Dodds
Troy has more than 20 years experience as a journalist, working with some of Australia's leading media organisations. In 2023, he was named Editor of the Year at the Mumbrella Publish Awards.
