Street Dance and Fashion Show at Anderson South

Experience the excitement of K-Pop Random Play Dance at Anderson Street South. Featuring popular K-Pop tracks, vibrant choreography and audience participation, this interactive performance is sure to get the crowd moving.

Presented by non-profit organisations AAAEA and RONG Media, KPCP Label is dedicated to enriching local culture through free, accessible public events, including their annual KPCP Pop Music Festival this year at St Ives Village Green on 26 September 2026, and their vibrant KPCP K-Pop Random Play Dance – an interactive gathering where fans spontaneously dance together to back-to-back K-pop hits.

They also empower local youth by introducing elite Korean K-pop training programs to Sydney and partnering with China Shanghai University to present innovative Chinese youth culture and cultural heritage camps. Stay tuned as they continue to bring dynamic, world-class community activations to local venues.

Experience a stunning fusion of culture, creativity and style at StreetFair 2026 with 'Spring Blossoms' street fashion show taking place from 4 pm to 5 pm at Anderson South.

Inspired by the beauty and symbolism of spring blossoms, this unique runway experience brings together traditional Chinese aesthetics and contemporary Western fashion in a vibrant outdoor setting. Presented in partnership with China Cheongsam Association AUS Inc., the showcase celebrates cultural exchange, artistic expression and the timeless elegance of fashion.

Join us for this colourful StreetFair highlight and discover an unforgettable blend of fashion, culture and community in the heart of Chatswood.

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Celebrate the beauty and diversity of Middle Eastern dances! Women from the Inspire Bellydance school in Chatswood, coming together with friends from all around Sydney, will showcase family-friendly cultural dances. This includes modern and traditional 'raqs sharqi' (commonly known as bellydance ), as well as colourful folk dances from Egypt, Iraq, Lebanon and Turkiye.

St Paul’s Line Dance Group will present fun line-dancing routines including cha cha, waltz, rumba and sambaby.

This is a group of line dance lovers who love to practise variety of dances including cha cha, waltz, tango, rumba and country with western and eastern music. And they are active in performing line dances in Council's events and senior centres to entertain the community.