Presented by Randwick City Council, Sector Sessions is a year-round program of workshops and drop-in sessions designed to support and strengthen creative practice. Led by industry professionals, it offers a space for artists to build skills, share knowledge, and connect with others navigating the realities of creative work.

About the Session
Randwick Town Hall will be transformed into the ultimate space to focus — with long tables, low lighting, free coffee, and not to mention the accountability of an open plan area. Step out of your bedroom office, free up the table at your local café and join your creative peers at the Long Table, a pop-up co-working space hosted by the Arts and Culture team.

Programmed during tax time and grants season (IYKYK), use this session to smash that inbox, send those invoices, write those pitches, or finally spend some time updating your website... Want to lock-in without distractions? Give us your phone, we’ll keep it safe.

Whether you’re a starter-upper, sole trader, or seasoned pro, administration can be a lonely part of the job often left neglected. At the Long Table, you’re never alone. Think of it like parallel play, but for adults. With emails.

Ask NAVA

Alongside the dedicated space for focused work, attendees will have access to one-on-one conversations with a representative from the National Association for the Visual Arts (NAVA). NAVA is a membership organisation that brings together the many voices of the contemporary arts sector to improve fundamental conditions of work and practice. Donnalyn Xu will be onsite offering practical guidance on:

fair pay and artist fees
contracts and working relationships
applying the Code of Practice in real scenarios

For artists and arts workers navigating freelance, project-based or institutional contexts, this is an opportunity to translate sector standards into day-to-day practice. Book a time slot with NAVA in advance or join the waitlist on the day.

Access

Randwick Town Hall is located on the ground floor at 90 Avoca Street, Randwick.

The main entrance is via double doors located on Frances Street. From this entrance there are 8 steps with handrails to reach the hall.

There is a wheelchair accessible entry via the carpark on Avoca Street. There is an accessible car park located on Frances Street.

If you would like a Council staff member to reach out to you and discuss your access requirements, please select the checkbox on ticketing registration.

Sector Sessions takes place on the land of the Gadigal and Bidjigal people. We pay respect to Elders past and present, recognising their strength, wisdom and creativity.

Contact the host of Sector Sessions: Long Table (May)

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