Franklyn B Paverty, an experienced band of energetic musicians, is one of Australia's best bush bands. Paverty entertains audiences with a carefully crafted mixture of songs and dances.

For over 50 years The Bush Music Club Inc. has pursued its aim of collecting, publishing, performing and popularising Australian traditions of song, dance, verse and folklore. It runs two bushdances each month, a dance workshop at Pennant Hills, a music workshop at Addison Rd Community Centre, Marrickville, two colonial balls, as well as publishing a regular magazine called Mulga Wire and various books, tapes and CDs.

The Greek Folk Dancers of NSW was founded in 1992, under the instruction of Vasilios Aligiannis. In the year 2002 the dancing group celebrated its 10 years of existence and has well established itself as an independent entity in the Greek Community.