Braddon Busking Hub

 

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About Braddon Busking Hub

The Braddon Busking Hub aims to bring a vibrant culture of busking back to Braddon.

Working closely with place-makers and artists, this pilot program will enrich Canberra's bustling Braddon with music and create more opportunities for artists to gain revenue and performance opportunities.​

By buskers, for buskers

This program is devised by musicians with busking experience in Canberra and beyond.

Enriching Braddon

By encouraging buskers to perform in Braddon, we aim to activate public places and showcase our wonderful and talented artists to the Canberra community.

Supporting artists

Busking can be a fantastic source of revenue for artists, and also an avenue to develop and fine-tune performance skills and reach a broad audience.

Busk now

To obtain information that assists you in becoming a successful Braddon busker, please submit your details via this form and you will receive the information sent to your email.

This information will outline the steps involved in submitting a short video of you performing, setting up with Busk.co, and then how to obtain your official Braddon Busker sign.


Steps to become a Braddon busker

Submit an inquiry via this form and we will send you an information pack with the next steps.

​You will be asked to submit a short video of you performing your music.

Create a free account on Busk.co.

This is an approved, tested and fantastic website that will allow you to receive electronic payments.

To accept electronic payments via a QR code when busking you will need to register for a payment portal (Paypal, Stripe etc).

Once you receive your QR code from Busk.co, we will ask you to send it to us.

​Our team will then use it to create an official sign, that we will send to you free of charge, that you will be able to display when busking.

With your sign, you will also receive an electronic welcome pack, that gives you all the information you need to begin busking in Braddon!

Watch and learn more with busker, Ava Martina

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Acknowledgement of Country

We acknowledge the Ngunnawal people as traditional custodians of the ACT and recognise any other people or families with connection to the lands of the ACT and region. We acknowledge and respect their continuing culture and the contribution they make to the life of this city and this region.