What is the vision of Sydney we want to work towards? Do we want a retirement village for young people? Or do we want a city that is vibrant, diverse, inclusive and inspiring?
— MICHAEL RODRIGUES, CHAIR
Dedicated to change
The objective of the Night Time Industries Association is to promote Sydney as a vibrant and creative city, and to build a new positive narrative for Sydney’s nightlife that includes:
- that Sydney is a fun and inspiring place to live, work and play;
- that Sydney’s nightlife contributes to the cultural value of the city; and
- nightlife stimulates creativity which is an important economic driver for NSW;
To achieve this objective the Night Time Industries Association will need to be active developing positive messaging and media and communications activities.
Who we are
The Night Time Industries Association consists of: Hospitality (bars, pubs, clubs, restaurant); Entertainment venues; Festivals; Retail operators; Arts and Culture organisations; Precincts; Other Commercial Businesses with an interest in the Night time economy.
Chair
Michael Rodrigues (Time Out Australia)
Board
Kerry Glasscock (Sydney Fringe Festival)
Rennie Addabbo (Sonos)
James Hulme (Committee for Sydney)
Kenny Graham (Mary’s Group)
Supporters
Join the Night Time
Industries Association
Night Time Industries Association is now open to members from across Sydney’s nightlife scene. We accept membership from individual and organisations from: Hospitality (bars, pubs, clubs, restaurants); Entertainment venues; Festivals; Retail operators; Arts and Culture organisations; Precincts; and other commercial businesses with an interest in the night time economy.
To apply for NTIA Membership, please download and complete the form below, before returning it to michael.rodrigues@ntia.org.au
Contact the Night Time
Industries Association
Memberships
Michael Rodrigues, Chair
Email: michael.rodrigues@ntia.org.au
Media
Email: media@ntia.org.au
Acknowledgement of Country
Night Time Industries Association would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land on which we meet, and pay respects to the 29 clans of the Eora Nation. We pay respects to the Elders of the community and extend our recognition to their descendants.