Sydney Road Street Party

Sydney Road Street Party is Melbourne's biggest street party, transforming Sydney Road, Brunswick into a heaving extravaganza of sounds, smells and sights for one huge day of festivities in March each year. 

On six stages between Brunswick Road and Victoria Street, an epic two hundred plus artists perform to the sweet sounds of gospel, latin, soul, gypsy jazz, blues, hip-hop, reggae, folk and rock, while the pavement is packed with food stalls aplenty, cooking up tasty treats and an abundance of market stalls selling wonderful wares. 

2019 Sydney Road Street Party

The 2019 Sydney Road Street Party will be held on Sunday 3 March.

Stallholder applications

We are currently seeking vibrant and interesting stalls for the 2019 Sydney Road Street Party. Applications that propose local, fresh, healthy and unique stalls will be prioritised

Please make sure you read the Sydney Road Street Party Stallholder Information document (DOC 111Kb) before completing your application.

Applications close at midnight on Sunday 11 November.

• Food and beverage stallholders - Apply using our online form.
• Artisan and general merchandise stallholders - Apply using our online form.
• Community groups and not-for-profit stallholders - Apply using our online form.
• Traders with a business on Sydney Road, between Brunswick Road and Victoria Street - Apply using our online form.

Parade registrations

We are seeking expressions of interest for big, bold, bright, colourful and kooky entries and hope to see you in the ‘Our Place in Space’ Parade!

Please make sure you read the 'Our Place in Space' Parade - Participant Infomation document (DOC 45Kb) before completing your registration to participate.

Applications close at midnight on Monday 26 November 2018.

• Sydney Road Street Party Parade - Apply using our online form. 

Stage program applications

Applications for artists and performers have now closed.

Further information

For more information contact the Festivals and Events Team on 9240 1111 or email the Festivals and Events team.

Image by Theresa Harrison.