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honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

honestly still buzzing from Friday night 💜

Thank you so much to everyone who came through to All Access Beats. It was a smaller crowd but it was so beautiful - the vibe, the energy, the way everyone showed up for each other. That's what it's all about.

Watching people dance, chill in the quiet space, study between sets, just be themselves... that's exactly what we hoped for. The disability community really is full of pride, full of fun, full of diversity, and friday night proved it.

Huge thank you to our incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea for bringing the music. To (K)INDS for running the quiet space, SURG FM for the live stream, SignSoc for being there. to everyone who helped make this happen.

This felt like a really solid proof of concept and we're hoping All Access Beats can run again. community spaces for joy and rest matter, and you all showed up for that 💚

thanks for being part of something special.

Image description for All Access Beats photo carousel:

A collection of 12 photos from All Access Beats on vibrant colored backgrounds with contrasting floral designs. Each image features 'All Access Beats' text and logos of supporting organisations at the bottom.

The photos capture attendees throughout the night - groups of people smiling at the camera, people dancing and moving to the music, and shots from later in the evening showing folks gathered in front of the stage with SynclΔir. The images convey the joy, community, and diverse ways people experienced the event.

#AllAccessBeats #Community #DisabilityCommunity #ThankYou #UniversityofSydney

hey everyone 💜

Huge thank you to everyone who came to All Access Beats on Friday - it was such a special night.

We've put together a quick feedback survey (takes about 5 minutes) and we'd really appreciate if you could fill it out. This feedback will help us pitch to the university to run more accessible events in the future.

Link to survey in bio!

The survey is for everyone - whether you came on the night, got a ticket but couldn't make it, or were just interested. all feedback helps.

Thanks for helping us make this happen again 💚

Image description: Yellow background with blue flowers. Gemma and Vince sit smiling at the camera wearing All Access Beats shirts. Gemma makes the ASL 'I love you' sign, Vince makes the power raised fist. SignSoc members and a cactus visible in the background.

it's toniiiiight

tickets available on the door

children welcome with guardians

see you there!

Set time:

6.45pm doors open
7pm acknowledgement of country
7.15pm @katherine_vavahea
8pm @amberdubsmusic
9pm @selectaaa.exe
10pm @dj_synclair

Xx

SLIDE 1: Event poster with 'Tonight'

Slide 2: set times

Slide 3: dedication to Khanh

We had a blast at All Access Beats on November 14, and we hope you did too! 🕺 @gracestreet__

Here’s some of the accessibility features that we incorporated that you can make common practice for your events too, including:

🛋️ Plenty of seating
🧘‍♀️ A quiet space managed by @kinds.usyd in the Khanh Tran Disabilities Room
😷 Masks available and recommended
🎵 Ear plugs on offer
👋🏼 @usydsignsoc members around to help with Auslan interpreting
🍸 A braille version of the Manning Bar menu
💻 An online stream run by @surgfm

Don’t forget to fill out the feedback survey linked in the bio of @allaccessbeats

SignSoc x All Access Beats 💛✨

tomorrow night!

Members of USyd SignSoc will be around informally at All Access Beats to chat and help out where we can in Auslan.

Please note: We don't have a professional Auslan interpreter on the night, just friendly society members who sign.

Friday 14th November | 7pm-11pm | Manning Bar

About SignSoc: SignSoc is the University of Sydney Sign Language Society. They run Auslan events including classes and conversation groups, voice-off board games, and movie screenings and workshops - encouraging Auslan learning and understanding of Deaf community and culture.

All Access Beats celebrates electronic artists who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, plus those who are carers - creating an inclusive space for University of Sydney students, staff and allies.

Free entry - tickets available now! Link in bio.

see you tomorrow 💜

SLIDE GUIDE:

Slide 1: Yellow background with pink flower - "SignSoc"

Slide 2: "SIGNSOC AT ALL ACCESS BEATS: Members of USyd SignSoc will be around on the night! We're here informally to chat and help out where we can in Auslan. [SignSoc logo]. Please note: We don't have a professional Auslan interpreter, just friendly society members who sign"

Slide 3: "ABOUT SIGNSOC: SignSoc is the University of Sydney Sign Language Society. They run Auslan events including: * Classes & conversation groups * Voice-off board games * Movie screenings & workshops. Encouraging Auslan learning and understanding of Deaf community and culture 💛"

Slide 4: Event poster

#SignSoc #AllAccessBeats #Auslan #UniversityofSydney #AccessibleEvents #DeafCommunity

ONE DAY TO GO! 🎉

literally tomorrow night omg

Friday 14th November | 7pm-11pm | Manning Bar
quick reminders:

✨ It's FREE - tickets at the door or grab one online now
📚 Stuvac szn - you can actually study at the event if you need to. we've got plenty of seating and the quiet space (Khanh Tran Disabilities Community Room) is open all night
💚 Safer spaces - zero tolerance for bullying, racism, ableism, sexism, homophobia, or harassment. consent matters - always ask before touching someone, taking photos, or getting in their space. no means no.
😷 masks available - free masks there if you want one or if someone asks you to mask up
🚭 no smoking/vaping - campus is smoke-free
come for the music, chill in the quiet space, take a study break, whatever you need. see you tomorrow 💜

SLIDE GUIDE:
Slide 1: Event poster with text "One. Day. To. Go. omgggggg"
Slide 2: Blue background with yellow flower - "Safer Spaces Policy"
Slide 3: "ZERO TOLERANCE: We have no tolerance for: Bullying | Racism | Ableism | Sexism | Homophobia | Harassment of any kind. Everyone deserves to feel safe and respected at All Access Beats"
Slide 4: "CONSENT MATTERS: Always ask before: Touching someone | Taking photos or videos | Entering someone's personal space. No means no, always 💚"
Slide 5: "MASKS AVAILABLE 😷 We have free masks at the event - feel free to grab one if you'd like, or if someone asks you to mask up. THE UNIVERSITY OF SYDNEY IS A NON-SMOKING VENUE: Just a heads up - no vapes or cigarettes on campus"
Slide 6: Event poster

#AllAccessBeats #OneDayToGo #SaferSpaces #UniversityofSydney #AccessibleEvents #FreeEvent

ALL ACCESS BEATS. BROUGHT TO YOU BY @src_usyd , @usu.usyd , AND @usydsupra.

AN ACCESSIBLE DANCE PARTY AT MANNING THIS FRIDAY NOV 14!

FREE. GET UR TICKETS ASAP.

LINK IN BIO @allaccessbeats

#party #fun

(K)INDS x All Access Beats 💚✨

Are you passionate about inclusion and representation for neurodiversity? Looking for a friendly and relaxing space where you can unmask and have a good time with kindred individuals?

(K)INDS - Kindred Individuals and Neurodiverse Students society - centers a neurodiverse perspective in all our events. We aim to create an inclusive community that is mental health and neurodiverse aware, and go beyond that to include different perspectives through educative events.

At All Access Beats, we're running a dedicated quiet space that will be open all night in the Khanh Tran Disabilities Community Room (Level 1, Manning House).

Whether you need to decompress, stim, unmask, or connect quietly - this space is here for you. We've got comfortable seating, an acoustic pod for sound reduction, blankets and tea, books, fidget toys, board games, and more. Recharge your way. 💚

Friday 14th November | 7pm-11pm | Manning Bar

All Access Beats celebrates electronic artists who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, plus those who are carers - creating an inclusive space for University of Sydney students, staff and allies.

Tickets available now! Link in bio.

SLIDE GUIDE:

Slide 1: Pink background, yellow flower, text "(K)INDS"

Slide 2: "NEED A BREAK? Visit our quiet space at All Access Beats. Open all night for you. 📍 Khanh Tran Disabilities Community Room, Level 1 Manning House"

Slide 3: "WHAT'S AVAILABLE: ✨ Quiet space away from the music | 🎧 Acoustic pod for sound reduction | ♿ Accessible entry | 🛋️ Comfortable seating & space to lay down"

Slide 4: "PLUS: ☕ Blankets and tea | 📚 Books to read | 🧩 Fidget toys and board games | Run by (K)INDS - USyd's neurodiverse-centred community"

Slide 5: "RECHARGE YOUR WAY. Whether you need to: Decompress | Stim | Unmask | Connect quietly | All Access Beats is here to make you feel welcome and supported 💚"

Slide 6: Event poster

#KINDS #AllAccessBeats #Neurodiversity #QuietSpace #UniversityofSydney #AccessibleEvents #InclusiveSpaces

SURG FM x All Access Beats 📻✨

Can't make it to Manning Bar in person? SURG FM will be live streaming on YouTube and Twitch so you can tune in from wherever you are. (But if you can make it in person, we'd love to see you there - grab a ticket either way!)

Friday 14th November | 7pm-11pm | Manning Bar

SURG is the student-run radio group at the University of Sydney – they love everything broadcast, digital arts and culture. Proudly continuing the history of campus radio since August 2011, they're one of the most active clubs on campus, broadcasting five days a week during semester and collaborating with other media societies and local radio groups.

We know it's Stuvac right now, so good luck with your study everyone! 📚 Take a break on the 14th and join us for an incredible night of electronic music celebrating accessible and inclusive spaces. 💜

All Access Beats features SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea - celebrating electronic artists who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, plus those who are carers.

Tickets available now! Link in bio.

SLIDE GUIDE:

Slide 1: Green background with pink flower and text "SURG FM"

Slide 2: Green background with white text - Live stream details

Slide 3: Green background with white text - SURG description

Slide 4: Event Poster

#SURGFM #AllAccessBeats #LiveStream #UniversityofSydney #AccessibleEvents #Stuvac

ONE WEEK TO GO! 🎉

We're just one week away from All Access Beats and we can't wait to celebrate with you all!

Friday 14th November | 7pm-11pm | Manning Bar

Join us for an unforgettable night of electronic music featuring incredible artists SynclΔir, Amber Dubs, Selectaaa, and Katherine Vavahea. 🎧✨

This event wouldn't be possible without the generous support of our amazing sponsors and partners. A huge thank you to:

🌟 USYD Disability Inclusion Action Plan 🌟 USU 🌟 SRC Disabilities and Carers Collective (DisCo) 🌟 SUPRA Disability Inclusion Network 🌟 Student Representative Council (SRC) 🌟 Sydney University Postgraduate Representative Council (SUPRA) 🌟 (K)INDS: the USyd Neurodivergent Society 🌟 SURG FM: USyd's Radio Station 🌟 SignSoc: USyd Auslan Society

All Access Beats celebrates electronic artists who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, plus those who are carers - creating an inclusive space for University of Sydney students, staff and allies. 💜

Don't miss out - grab your tickets now! Link in bio.

See you on the dance floor!

SLIDE GUIDE:

Slide 1: Black background with flower theme - "One Week Left Until We Party: With Thanks to Our Sponsors"

Slide 2: Logos for USYD DIAP, USU, SRC DisCo, SUPRA DIN, SRC, SUPRA

Slide 3: (K)INDS: the USyd Neurodivergent Society image

Slide 4: SURG FM: USyd's Radio Station image

Slide 5: SignSoc: USyd Auslan Society image

Slide 6: Event Poster

Slide 7: Dedicated to Khanh Tran

#AllAccessBeats #OneWeekToGo #ElectronicMusic #UniversityofSydney #AccessibleEvents #InclusiveSpaces

All Access Beats is on next Friday 🎧
 
Get your free tickets to @allaccessbeats, the inclusive and accessible electronic music party for all
 
Join us to celebrate local artists and performers who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, as well as those who are carers
 
All Access Beats operates as a safe space, including
🔇 Quiet room run by @kinds.usyd
👂 Free earplugs
🛗 Fully accessible entry and facilities
🍸 Alternative ways to order drinks
 
In collaboration between @usu.usyd, @usydsupra and @src_usyd
 
🗓️ Friday 14 November
🎫 Get your free tickets via the link in our bio

All Access Beats is on next Friday 🎧
 
Get your free tickets to @allaccessbeats, the inclusive and accessible electronic music party for all
 
Join us to celebrate local artists and performers who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, as well as those who are carers
 
All Access Beats operates as a safe space, including
🔇 Quiet room run by @kinds.usyd
👂 Free earplugs
🛗 Fully accessible entry and facilities
🍸 Alternative ways to order drinks
 
In collaboration between @usu.usyd, @usydsupra and @src_usyd
 
🗓️ Friday 14 November
🎫 Get your free tickets via the link in our bio

All Access Beats is on next Friday 🎧
 
Get your free tickets to @allaccessbeats, the inclusive and accessible electronic music party for all
 
Join us to celebrate local artists and performers who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, as well as those who are carers
 
All Access Beats operates as a safe space, including
🔇 Quiet room run by @kinds.usyd
👂 Free earplugs
🛗 Fully accessible entry and facilities
🍸 Alternative ways to order drinks
 
In collaboration between @usu.usyd, @usydsupra and @src_usyd
 
🗓️ Friday 14 November
🎫 Get your free tickets via the link in our bio

All Access Beats is on next Friday 🎧
 
Get your free tickets to @allaccessbeats, the inclusive and accessible electronic music party for all
 
Join us to celebrate local artists and performers who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, as well as those who are carers
 
All Access Beats operates as a safe space, including
🔇 Quiet room run by @kinds.usyd
👂 Free earplugs
🛗 Fully accessible entry and facilities
🍸 Alternative ways to order drinks
 
In collaboration between @usu.usyd, @usydsupra and @src_usyd
 
🗓️ Friday 14 November
🎫 Get your free tickets via the link in our bio

All Access Beats is on next Friday 🎧
 
Get your free tickets to @allaccessbeats, the inclusive and accessible electronic music party for all
 
Join us to celebrate local artists and performers who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, as well as those who are carers
 
All Access Beats operates as a safe space, including
🔇 Quiet room run by @kinds.usyd
👂 Free earplugs
🛗 Fully accessible entry and facilities
🍸 Alternative ways to order drinks
 
In collaboration between @usu.usyd, @usydsupra and @src_usyd
 
🗓️ Friday 14 November
🎫 Get your free tickets via the link in our bio

All Access Beats is on next Friday 🎧
 
Get your free tickets to @allaccessbeats, the inclusive and accessible electronic music party for all
 
Join us to celebrate local artists and performers who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, as well as those who are carers
 
All Access Beats operates as a safe space, including
🔇 Quiet room run by @kinds.usyd
👂 Free earplugs
🛗 Fully accessible entry and facilities
🍸 Alternative ways to order drinks
 
In collaboration between @usu.usyd, @usydsupra and @src_usyd
 
🗓️ Friday 14 November
🎫 Get your free tickets via the link in our bio

ARTIST SPOTLIGHT: Katherine Vavahea 🎶

UPDATE: This event has been postponed to Friday 14th November

Katherine Vavahea is a multi-faceted artist of Indigenous Pasifika roots, raised on unceded Gweagal Lands of the Dharawal nation. Her foundations are deeply grounded in the diverse range of cultures she embodies, and able to sing in multiple languages, she evokes change through artistic medicine that stirs the soul and inspires empowerment.

Katherine's musical journey includes her debut EP "Mama's Soul Kitchen" (2016), collaborative releases including a co-feature on "Waiting for Tomorrow" with Amber Dubs (2020), and new projects due for release in 2025. She co-wrote and directed the music video for "Days Gone By" with Australian Hip Hop Artist Willis, touring the East Coast to sold-out crowds of over 5000+ people. Both won $10,000 scholarships, showcasing their artistry to industry professionals in Hollywood, Los Angeles (2012). Since then, Kat has sung backline vocals for multiple domestic and international music tours.

Beyond performance, Katherine is a passionate advocate and educator. She's been keynote speaker as a survivor of Domestic Violence and Complex Trauma at International Women's Days, political protests, and Indigenous Cultural events. Her work with vulnerable communities and youth - including 18 months as teaching artist for national not-for-profit "The Songroom" - demonstrates her commitment to using the arts for healing and social transformation.

A former elite athlete and cultural dancer, Katherine now channels her diverse expertise (including qualifications in music, journalism, theatre, and remedial therapy) into inspiring BIPOC people and creatives, fostering artistic expression, and creating a more inclusive world. ✨

Catch Katherine Vavahea at All Access Beats on Friday 14th November, 7pm to 11pm at Manning Bar. 🎧 Ticket Link in Bio.

All Access Beats celebrates electronic artists who identify as disabled, neurodivergent, or have lived experience of mental distress, plus those who are carers. Creating an inclusive space for University of Sydney students, staff and allies. 💜

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