Esperanto House, 143 Lawson Street, Redfern (Sydney), is the home of Esperanto NSW and the national archives of the Australian Esperanto Association.
Coming events at Esperanto House
La Verda Salono
First Saturday of every month, 12pm–2pm
5 September 2026
La pola lingvo kaj kiel ĝi influis Esperanton
(The Polish language and how it influenced Esperanto)
Mark Rodowicz
Esperanto? What’s that?
Esperanto is a language, but not of any country or ethnic group: it is a neutral, international language. Got some questions? Here are 7 short videos.
Esperanto NSW offers…
- Esperanto club meetings: Practise Esperanto, socialise and make new friends.
- Esperanto classes: Learn a real, living language much easier and faster than you thought possible, then use it to communicate with people all over the world.
- Esperanto library and archive: Read books, magazines and newspapers written in the international language, including rare historical material.
- Accommodation: Esperanto speakers from anywhere in the world (including Australia) can have free lodging for up to 14 days, subject to availability. Conditions apply.
Esperanto House is open to the public every Wednesday between 10am and 8pm.
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Become a member
As a member of Esperanto NSW, you will be entitled to…
- borrow from the collection of more than 2700 books and periodicals in the library
- receive Telopeo, our e-newsletter, 6 to 12 times per year
- learn Esperanto for free, through courses for beginners and more advanced students
- receive discounts for the annual Australian summer course and congress, and World Congresses
- free coffee, tea and food at Esperanto House
- find contacts worldwide to prepare for overseas trips