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SXSW heads to Australia for ‘SXSW Sydney’

By Richardine Bartee
July 7, 2022 1 Min Read
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Last week, SXSW announced its effort to expand to Sydney, Australia, next year in October. How long will it be? Seven days and seven nights from October 15 until October 22. Here are a few bullet points from the festival’s recent newsletter:

    SXSW Sydney will gather the world’s most inspired thinkers, creators, and innovators for an exploration of the best in Music, Screen, Gaming, Technology, and Innovation.
    Like SXSW in Austin, SXSW Sydney will be a must-attend event for creators and professionals seeking to shape and discover future trends and emerging technology and access unrivalled networking opportunities.
    Industry professionals, talent, potential partners, and more can now register their interest at sxswsydney.com for updates straight from Australia. Don’t forget to subscribe to our emails for all the latest and greatest on our venture down under.


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