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King Tide, Surry Hills

Andrew Collis
By Andrew Collis
Sydney-based reggae rockers King Tide, Ward Park. Photo: Andrew Collis
Sydney-based reggae rockers King Tide, Ward Park. Photo: Andrew Collis

Sydney-based reggae rockers King Tide on stage at Ward Park.

On Saturday September 22, Surry Hills Festival culminated in a fantastic spring celebration with great live music, interactive arts, creative trail tours, markets and more. Funds raised on the day will support community programs presented by Surry Hills Neighbourhood Centre.

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