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Latest Concerts in Sydney
Revival Recital - Town Hall Reopening
Posted on Mar 1st, 2010 in Concerts | Mar 5th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Sydney Town Hall - Centennial Hall
483 George Street, Sydney Town Hall
(Cnr Druitt)
Sydney
| 7:30 PM (Doors Open 7:00 PM)
After a $40 million essential services, internal safety and fire services upgrade, the Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore MP presents a gala concert to commemorate the official reopening of Sydney Town Hall. Featuring some of Sydney's finest voic
Green Day
Posted on Oct 18th, 2009 in Concerts | Dec 11th, 2009 to Dec 12th, 2009 | Comments (6)
Acer Arena, Sydney Olympic Park NSW | 7:30pm | Admittance: $102.15
In 2004 Green Day unleashed American Idiot on the world. A boundary smashing, genre confounding work of art, American Idiot changed the face of music, welcoming a new generation of music fans to the cult of Green Day.
Shipwrecked @ Bondi Beach, Halloween Party, Feat Timmy Trumpet
Posted on Oct 14th, 2009 in Concerts | Oct 31st, 2009 to Nov 1st, 2009 | Comments (5)
Bondi Beach, Sydney | 6:00pm | Admittance: $25.00
Back home in Sydney at the world famous Bondi Beach after a series of successful events at the world famous Sankeys in Manchester, England.
ARIA Awards 2009
Posted on Oct 14th, 2009 in Concerts | Nov 26th, 2009 to | Comments (6)
Acer Arena, Sydney Olympic Park NSW
Nominations for the 2009 Awards have been announced, and they include a stellar line-up of the country’s brightest emerging and established artists.
Animal Collective
Posted on Oct 12th, 2009 in Concerts | Dec 11th, 2009 to | Comments (5)
Enmore Theatre, Enmore Road NEWTOWN, NSW 2042
| 7:00 Pm | Admittance: From $61.60
A band and tour that require little introduction, we are extremely psyched to welcome the return of Animal Collective to Australia in December 2009.
Sports Events in Sydney
Sydney Tower Run-Up
Posted on Jul 11th, 2010 in Sports | Jul 23rd, 2010 | Comments (3)
Sydney Tower, Sydney, Australia | Daily 9am-10.30pm; closed Christmas Day | Admittance: A$50; teams (of 4 people) A$200
The Triple M Sydney Tower Run-Up is a running race with a vertical twist. Athletes start at Pitt St Mall and mount 1504 steps before reaching the finish line on Sydney Tower's Observation Deck. The appealing prize money totals A$26,000.
FIFA 2010 World Cup™ at the Sydney International FIFA Fan Fest™
Posted on Jul 4th, 2010 in Sports | Jun 11th, 2010 to Jul 12th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Darling Harbour | 9:30pm, Midnight and 4:30am
Four giant screens will broadcast live all 64 games of the FIFA 2010 World Cup - over the four week Sydney International FIFA Fan Fest - sponsored by the NSW Government. Sydney is one of six official international host sites and the only city in the As
The Dextro Energy Triathlon – ITU World Championship Sydney
Posted on Mar 19th, 2010 in Sports | Apr 11th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Sydney Opera House
Bennelong Point
Circular Quay | Elite Men 7:00am, Elite Women 9:45am
A decade on Sydney will revisit its Olympic Games glory days as Sydney Harbour and the Opera House are showcased to the world when it hosts the opening round of the 2010 ITU Triathlon World Championship Series. It will be a Sydney-town showdown as
Sydney Harbour Swim Classic
Posted on Mar 10th, 2010 in Sports | Mar 14th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Sydney Opera House
Bennelong Point
Circular Quay | 9:00 AM | Admittance: $40-$80 Adult
An event; in the 9th Sydney Harbour Swim Classic!of Sydney community which provides a great sense of competition, fun & fitness test on our own world's most famous Sydeny Harbour.Rush now... Race information: An option of choosing between 2 races i
Gear Up Girl Challenge
Posted on Mar 1st, 2010 in Sports | Mar 6th, 2010 | Comments (2)
Option 1:
15km loop around the scenic cycle-ways at Sydney Olympic Park
8:30am start
Option 2:
55km route using cycle-ways alongside Cronulla Beach, Cooks River and crossing the finish line at Sydney Olympic Park
7:30am start
| Option 1: 8:30am start, Option 2: 7:30am start
Participate in and support NSW one of the most popular all-womens' fun and safe recreational bike ride, the Gear Up Sydney Girl Challenge, as part of International Women's Day! The Gear Up Sydney Girl Challenge promotes a healthy, active lifestyl
Recent Exhibitions in Sydney
Sydney Good Food & Wine Show
Posted on Jul 11th, 2010 in Exhibitions | Jul 16th, 2010 to Jul 18th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre
The Good Food & Wine Show makes its annual memorable journey east from Melbourne to the Sydney Convention & Exhibition Centre. As ever it features an unprecedented celebrity chef line-up to dispense top tips on all things culinary. Celebrities who have
MyPlace_MyFace Photographic Competition and Exhibition
Posted on Jul 10th, 2010 in Exhibitions | May 3rd, 2010 to Jul 12th, 2010 | Comments (2)
Pine Street Creative Arts Centre
64 Pine Street
Chippendale 2008 | Monday – Friday: 9:30am - 5.30pm, Saturday 11:00
Call for entries! Your mum's old lounge. Your college cafeteria. Your lawn's most beautiful flower. The lovely view of sunset. The back yard shed. The best tree in the park. Your cubby house. The most memorable picnic of your life. Entries to the
Mythic Creatures – Dragon, Unicorns and Mermaids
Posted on Mar 27th, 2010 in Exhibitions | Mar 27th, 2010 to May 1st, 2010 | Comments (3)
Australian National Maritime Museum
2 Murray Street, Darling Harbour
| 9.30am - 5.00pm | Admittance: Free
Gaze into the eyes of a majestic & historical dragon. It's a great opportunity to explore the deep in search of mermaids, and stand in the shadow of the roc, with a six metre wingspan, it's a mythical bird of prey.
Felts and Fangs
Posted on Mar 15th, 2010 in Exhibitions | Apr 8th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Surry Hills Library
405 Crown Street
Surry Hills | 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM
Have you ever enjoyed discovering what Nina gets up to in the Reformed Vampire Support Group? We invite you to discuss your favourite vampirific, supernatural or fallen angel novels with other likeminded fantasy fans! Bring a friend or a relative i.e.
Clothing Exchange
Posted on Mar 10th, 2010 in Exhibitions | Mar 13th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Surry Hills Library
405 Crown Street
Surry Hills | 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM (Doors Open 10:00 AM) | Admittance: Free for Library Members
If you are a fashionista, vintage connoisseur or op-shopping veteran? What are you waiting for then? Come & swap your clothes and update your wardrobe while saving the planet! The buttons is the only currency, you receive for your sartorial contribution o
Theatres Events in Sydney
The Wombat Stole My Shoe: Grandparents' Storytime
Posted on Mar 14th, 2010 in Theatres | Mar 27th, 2010 | Comments (11)
Surry Hills Library
405 Crown Street
Surry Hills | 10:30 AM – 11:30 AM
'Katrina Griffiths' first published storybook for children is. 'The Wombat Stole My Shoe'. This story was highly inspired by a real life encounter with a very quirky wombat who infact stole her shoe whilst camping in Kangaroo Valley! Her three young daug
Sharyn Killens & Lindsey Lewis: An Inconvenient Child
Posted on Mar 14th, 2010 in Theatres | Mar 24th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Kings Cross Library | 6:00 PM (Doors Open 5:30 PM) | Admittance: Free
The fact that love is blind can never be denied. In 1948, in Sydney. Pretty, blonde Grace discovered that she is pregnant to an African-American merchant marine who has sailed back to America. The White Australia Policy is in place and society's judgment
Good Evening
Posted on Oct 18th, 2009 in Theatres | Dec 2nd, 2009 to Dec 20th, 2009 | Comments (4)
Drama Theatre, Sydney Opera House, NSW | 7:00 Pm | Admittance: $34.90
Two of Australia’s finest comic actors have joined forces to bring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore’s classic sketches to life at the Sydney Opera House this December.
Hamlet
Posted on Jul 8th, 2009 in Theatres | Aug 15th, 2009 to | Comments (5)
The Studio, Sydney Opera House, NSW | 4:00pm | Admittance: $27.75
Devastated by the loss of his father, Hamlet's sense of self, family and his place in the world crumbles when the man his mother marries is shown to be his father's murderer.
Elling
Posted on Jun 15th, 2009 in Theatres | Jun 15th, 2009 to Jul 12th, 2009 | Comments (5)
Sydney Theatre Company | 8:00pm | Admittance: $20
Elling is too smart. Too sensitive. Too… Elling. And Kjell? Well, Kjell has a plan, a dream, a great ambition. He wants to lose his virginity. Preferably today.
Fashion Shows in Sydney
Women's Expo - Sydney 2009
Posted on Oct 14th, 2009 in Fashion Shows | Oct 23rd, 2009 to Oct 25th, 2009 | Comments (3)
Sydney Olympic Park
Women's Expo-Sydney 2009 is the largest event in Australia which will display the latest ideas and products such as fashion items, bags, shoes, cosmetics, accessories and much more.
Sydney Fashion Show
Posted on Jun 15th, 2009 in Fashion Shows | Aug 17th, 2009 to Aug 22nd, 2009 | Comments (11)
Martin Place, CBD, Sydney
A selection of Australia and the Asia Pacific’s best designers will present their collections to some of the world’s most significant members of the fashion industry.
Festivals in Sydney
Rug Trip: A Global Expedition Through Film
Posted on Jul 11th, 2010 in Festivals | Jul 21st, 2010 | Comments (3)
Chauvel Cinemas
Cnr Oatley & Oxford Sts
Paddington 2021 | (Doors Open 7:00 PM) | Admittance: $20 (before 16 July), $25 (standard/door entry) Adult
You are cordially invited to a night of melodious music and independent short films from around the world, produced by local and international film makers as you are taken on a journey across the world but focusing on issues close to home; love, friendshi
Aboriginal Heritage Tour – Royal Botanic Gardens
Posted on Mar 28th, 2010 in Festivals | Apr 16th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Royal Botanic Gardens Sydney
Mrs Macquarie's Road | 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Come and Join Royal Botanic Gardens' Aboriginal Education Officer, Clarence Slockee, for a adventurous journey of discovery. Unfold the Royal Botanic Gardens' rich Aboriginal heritage, experience traditional soothing music, dance and artefacts and
Queer Screen's Mardi Gras Film Festival
Posted on Mar 2nd, 2010 in Festivals | Feb 12th, 2010 to Mar 6th, 2010 | Comments (3)
City Recital Hall, Angel Place, Sydney
Queer Screen's Mardi Gras Film Festival kicks off the Mardi Gras season early with the opening night taking place February 12 in Sydney. The 2010 festival showcases the very best of Gay and Lesbian cinema from around the world. adding more colors to l
Chinese New Year Festival 2010
Posted on Feb 28th, 2010 in Festivals | Feb 12th, 2010 to Feb 28th, 2010 | Comments (3)
Belmore Park, across Eddy Avenue from Central Station | Friday 12 February, 6:30pm
Tiger year celebration in Sydney in February 2010. It is the Asia's biggest Lunar New Year 2010 celebration outside of Asia in the City of Sydney's annual Chinese New Year Festival . Anchored by a major street parade of international standard, more than 6
Freedom Festival 2009, Theme Park
Posted on Aug 17th, 2009 in Festivals | Nov 7th, 2009 to | Comments (6)
Parramatta Stadium Trust O’Connell Street Parramatta NSW 2150
| 12:00PM | Admittance: $85.00
If you open your ears you are sure to hear the never ending hype about the festival that is fast approaching, back for a second year.
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Labour of love finally proves a winner
THE world's most successful living composer the man who gave the world The Phantom Of The Opera is "looking for a subject" for another musical.
Fun's all in the interpretation
IT began with the idea of putting a woman in a burqa on stage but Steve Sheehan isn't trying to make any big statements.
Cheesy has rarely been this delicious
FUNNY, joyful, sweet and self-knowingly cheesy, in a British kind of way, Midsummer (a play with songs) is a dead-set delight.
Actors can't escape black hole
MUCH ado about nothing? Well yes, literally. Engaging performances in Pygmalion are undermined by the complete lack of a set.
Troopers? We'd rather be troupers
FOR almost 25 years the script sat on a shelf, out of sight but certainly not out of mind.
Kinnane aims to lessen pain
GLEBE artist Aaron Kinnane looks forward to his new work being seen by a big audience - and one that is often dealing with rampaging emotions.
Demand proves great
WARNING: Don't try to book a room on level 4 of the CTA in Martin Place between March 23 and April 22.
Roberts' bold indigenous message
AN Aboriginal opera on the Sydney Opera House Concert Hall stage could be just a few years away if Rhoda Roberts' vision comes to fruition.
Timid ghost and other neighbours
FOR many people, hearing the words "you have a brain tumour" means the end and not the beginning.
Shay docking drawings, dheila white paintings - exhibition at Artsite Gallery
Sheila White - Paintings Shay Docking - Drawings On Exhibition 05 - 19 February 2012 Artsite Gallery Wed - Sunday 11am - 5pm
In the name of a family legacy
MARTHA Wainwright once pointed out to me that in many cultures it's an honourable thing to follow the family trade, even if that trade is music.
Paddorama iv
The gallery is situated in Bohemian Paddington, in the funky colourful William Steet filled with boutique studios and outlets a top destination near the markets
actors centre australia: acting for screen!
Join an expert in screen acting and be led and inspired by an energised creative environment.
Actors centre Australia: beginners' 8 wk short courses
Actors Centre Australia is currently enrolling for our dynamic 8 week beginners’ short courses!
Rachel Ellis
Finalist in the 2011 Dobell Drawing prize, Rachel Ellis will be exhibiting her recent paintings and Drawings focused on the Bathurst area, at King Street Gallery on William.
How can you be surprised by life
An investigation of the past informs us that life is random and disinterested in human needs and desires. So why is it that we humans fabricate life to give an appearance of order and certainty?
AQUA: A Journey into the World of Water
AQUA is a multisensory experience for the whole family. Discover the story of water and its importance in our lives as you are taken through a journey of water installations and visual effects .
Monkey Business
Randall Sinnamon presents a compelling series of figurative bronzes and charcoal drawings, taking a provocative look at some serious concerns – evolution and religion; humility and vanity; nature and technology.
Operation 10,000
Swimming demonstrations, meet Australian sporting identities, giveaways and more at Customs House Square!
The Green Desert - by Peter Elfes
The Green Desert exhibition is a journey through time into the ancient world of Australia's deserts, and the ever-changing landscape of Lake Eyre and the northwest region of NSW.
Sydney Harbour Party Cruise
3 Hour Party cruise catering for: Birthday Parties Reunions Hens nights Bucks nights Any type of celebration
Midsummer (a play with songs)
A festival hit from Edinburgh’s Traverse Theatre, this rough and tumble romantic comedy features an ill-advised love match, 25 grand in hot cash and a wonderfully wry soundtrack for Sydney Theatre Company.
Pygmalion
Andrea Demetriades plays the iconic Eliza Doolittle in Peter Evans’ bold new production of George Bernard Shaw’s enduring classic of wicked wordplay at Sydney Theatre Company.
Songs for Nobodies - Encore Season!
Sydney’s hottest ticket of 2011 returns! Songs For Nobodies is set to play a strictly limited return season in Sydney from February 3.
Picasso Dinners at the Art Gallery of NSW
Enjoy an exclusive opportunity to have dinner at The Restaurant in the Art Gallery of NSW and see the Picasso exhibit.
Never Did Me Any Harm
Sydney Theatre Company teams up with Force Majeure to present a new dance-theatre work exploring the myriad of issues facing parents today.
'Under Pressure' - 3rd annual printmaking exhibition
Gallery Red presents 'Under Pressure', our third annual printmaking exhibition.
Salerno Gallery presents "On Film"
Salerno Gallery presents “On Film“, a group exhibition of selected photographic works by four Sydney photographers Tony Peri, Jeff Leaming, Jack Chauvel & Milena Dekic. All utilise & showcase the unique properties of analogue film photography.
Sculpture 2012
Sculpture 2012 brings together five innovative artists who are at the forefront of the contemporary art practice in Australia: RAE BOLOTIN, ANNA EGGERT, SHERRIE KNIPE, DENESE OATES & BRUCE RADKE.
The Temperamentals by Jon Marans
The Temperamentals by Jon Marans Long before Stonewall, a few brave men spoke up. Australian Premiere, in association with the Sydney Mardi Gras
Rock, Rhyme and Story time at the Library
Visit a City of Sydney Library branch to join in the fun of storytime (ages 3+) or rhymetime (for babies).
Dance classes
Dance Classes Monday to Saturday every week. Styles include Hip Hop, Funk, Salsa, Bollywood, Dancehall, Belly Dance, BreakDance, Burlesque, Samba, Popping, Showgirl, Booty Dance, Tahitian Dance, Hulahoop and more…
Edge of elsewhere
Leading international and Australian artists have been commissioned by Campbelltown Arts Centre and 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art to produce new work in partnership with Sydney’s communities as part of Sydney Festival's program.
Tibetan Healing
A talk by a Tibetan doctor and lecturer on Tibetan medicine, an ancient medical tradition using subtle diagnostics techniques and embracing both scientific and Buddhist principles.
Smile, You're in Redfern! Photo Competition
Redfern is a creative and dynamic hub so let's show it off! With $1600 worth of prizes up for grabs, the 'Smile, You're in Redfern!' photo competition aims to promote Redfern to the wider community and to showcase what Redfern has to offer.
luminous the landscapes of elisabeth cummings
Elisabeth Cummings is one of Australia's leading artists and this survey exhibition focuses on her landscapes from the past 40 years.
Ma: space between here and there
Okamura, in this exhibition, explores the relationship between interior and exterior spaces, the ideas of perception and illusion, and the physical and abstract world.
the united states botanic garden, washington dc
Join the Friends of the Botanic Gardens for a fascinating talk on the internationally renowned United States Botanic Garden, in Washington DC, with Anna Reich.
comedy court's stand up comedy competitions and shows
Comedy Court, Home of Australia's hottest new up and coming and seasoned professional stars plus featuring Australia's only live Audience Digital voting stand-up comedy show and competition is back for it's Fifth smok'n season.
Dragon to Dragon: A Photographic Retrospective of the Chinese New Year Parade
This exhibition of photography and video by Sydney-based photographer, Sharon Hickey, showcases the magic and beauty of the Chinese New Year Parade since 2000.
Luminous The landscapes of Elisabeth Cummings
Elisabeth Cummings is one of the quiet achievers in Australian visual arts with a career spanning over 50 years and this survey examining her landscape works is long overdue.
how to start & grow your business today
Hosted by "The Millionaire Maker" Loral Langemeier, as featured on Dr. Phil, The Secret, CNN and The View. Don't miss this 5 x New York Times Best Selling Author as she shares her secrets to Entrepreneurial success!
the marriage of figaro
In 2012 Opera Australia celebrate Mozart’s revolutionary masterpiece, “The Marriage of Figaro” with a new production from one of the most exciting theatrical minds in Australia, Benedict Andrews.
turandot
Graeme Murphy’s beloved production of Puccini's masterpiece is back featuring a starry international cast singing some of opera’s greatest hits, including ‘In questa reggia’, ‘Signore, ascolta!’ and ‘Nessun dorma’.
the magic flute
Opera Australia presents Mozart’s "The Magic Flute" in a dazzling new production from the mind of Julie Taymor, director of "Disney’s The Lion King", featuring colourful costumes, gorgeous puppets and the melodies of a musical genius.
michael kosta (USA) & friends
Former tennis professional, award winning comedian Michael Kosta returns to the Sydney Comedy Store.
Dragons
Discover the dragon lord of the heavens and rain maker in this special exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW
Fusions
Discover the cultural and technical influences of China's long history of art and craft on today's practitioners. The exhibition includes craft demonstrations and contemporary enamelling from The Enamellers' Association.
Sydney Showbiz: behind the scenes
Richard Wilkins talks about his recent book Black Ties, Red Carpets, Green Rooms and AC/DC’s Mark Evans shares his favourite stories from Dirty Deeds: My life inside and outside of AC/DC.
Slide Cabaret Festival Presents...Tom Sharah in Que Sera Sharah
A Cabaret with Attitude
My Human Family Community Photo Project 2012
With the aim of creating awareness about abandoned, surrendered and neglected dogs, the My Human Family community photographic project invites our rescued four legged friends and their humans to submit family photos and share their personal stories.
living china: photos from yunnan, gansu and hainan provinces exhibition
This exhibition features a series of exquisite ‘red earth’ landscapes and vivid portraits from rural China, by talented photographers Yaling Hu and Ruixiang Jiang.
Classical greek 101 (beginners)
The course is designed to lead students easily and gently into reading original ancient Greek texts and to provide the grammatical expertise and vocabulary to enable this to be done confidently.
Arabic 101 (beginners)
Arabic is the official language of 25 countries and is spoken by more than 280 million people world-wide.
Arrietty hits cinemas
ARRIETTY is releasing in cinemas across Sydney on January 12, 2012. The beautifully animated film from Studio Ghibli is inspired by the Mary Norton classic children’s novel The Borrowers, with a wonderful Japanese twist.
Arabic 101 (beginners)
Arabic is the official language of 25 countries and is spoken by more than 280 million people world-wide. Arabic 101 is the beginners course and no prior knowledge of the language is required.
Movies now
Experience the excitement of viewing six surprise films before their commercial release, followed by an active discussion led by Andrew L Urban, creator and host of the former SBS series Front Up and former host of World Movies .
Thyestes
It is the most infamous of all the ancients - the story of the deposed king whose sons were slaughtered and served to him by his brother in a feast. "A masterpiece of writing, a triumph of staging, and a sublime act of performance." - The Age
Twilight Magic
Get a sense of the mystery and allure of Centennial Park at night, an oasis of calm within the heart of Sydney. Discover the hidden secrets and mysteries of these unique landscapes, and the role they’ve played in Australia’s natural and historic past.
Yiwarra Kuju: The Canning Stock Route
The Aboriginal history of the world's longest stock route through the deserts of Western Australia is revealed through a remarkable exhibition of contemporary paintings and new media in ‘Yiwarra Kuju: The Canning Stock Route.’
Love never dies
From the composer of some of the greatest musicals of all time, comes Andrew Lloyd Webber's breathtaking new musical - Love Never Dies.
Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2011
The world’s most prestigious wildlife photography exhibition returns to the Australian Museum this summer with 108 of the world’s best wildlife images on display in Wildlife Photographer of the Year from 10 December 2011 to 18 March 2012.
Ordinary Days Music & Lyrics by Adam Gwon
From one of the most exciting new and talented American composers comes Ordinary Days, a refreshingly honest, funny and beautiful music theatre gem about making real connections with people, despite our increasingly complex modern lives.
La Soiree
Prepare to be amazed, amused, appalled, aroused, shocked, stirred and shaken, as you enter the sexy, funny and dangerous world of LA SOIRÉE!
Sydney Seafood School (at Sydney Fish Market)
Sydney Seafood School (at Sydney Fish Market), conducts seafood cookery classes for all tastes and all skill levels - from a wide range of 2 hour evening classes on various cuisines and cooking styles.
Spirit of jang-in: treasures of Korean metal craft
For the first time in Australia, ancient and contemporary Korean works come together in the Spirit of jang-in: treasures of Korean metal craft at the Powerhouse Museum.
Sydney Harbour Dinner Cruise Comedy
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Sydney Trapeze School
Join in this open air trapeze school with the spectacular backdrop of the Parklands. Safe and professional environment providing a unique experience for all the family!
picasso: masterpieces from the musée national picasso, paris
Experience Picasso at the Art Gallery of NSW, the most significant Picasso exhibition to come to Australia. The Art Gallery of NSW is the only venue in the southern hemisphere on the exhibition's world tour.
moonlight cinema summer 11/12
Moonlight Cinema is an outdoor cinema experience in iconic parklands and gardens.
Queen Street Gallery
Hilik Mirankar's permanent street show in Queen Street Glebe - sculpture and installations in neighbour's front yards.
O2 Bar Oxygen Station
Sydneysiders can now smell the Lavender, Eucalyptus or Jasmine, not at one of the city’s many florists, but at Australia’s first ready-to-breathe oxygen bar, recently opened at Darling Harbour.
ONE HIT WONDERS - Term 1 art workhops for youth 15 - 26yrs
A diverse range of new creative arts workshops for youth aged 15-26yrs at Pine Street Creative Arts Centre, Chippendale.
Annie
The ever-popular Broadway musical Annie will light up Sydneys Lyric Theatre from 29 December in an exciting new production produced John Frost.
See Annie the Musical
The ever-popular Broadway musical Annie will light up Sydney’s Lyric Theatre until 31 March in an exciting new production produced John Frost. The all-star casts includes Anthony Warlow, Nancye Hayes, Todd Mckenney and Alan Jones.
Child Restraint Program - Car Safety
Children up to the age of 7 are required by law to travel in a correctly fitted child restraint. The City of Sydney is offering free child restraint checks and installations to residents of the City.
Light up Caroline Street Redfern
Matching Grants art project in Caroline street Redfern
Harry Potter(TM): The Exhibition
Step inside the famous wizard’s magical world with Harry Potter: The Exhibition, opening at the Powerhouse Museum on 19 November 2011.
food safety supervisor training - nsw food authority approved
Cantonese, Madarin & Vietnamese Food Businesses can enrol the Chef & Food Safety Supervisor's into to translated classes offered in three Sydney CBD locations.
Korean Art Today
Korea People: Humorous Ideas, Dynamics and Their Love of Nature
Pine Street's Term 1 Children's Art Program (5 - 15yrs)
Pine Street Creative Arts Centre offers an exciting range of 4, 6 and 8 week children's courses, open to young people aged 5 - 15 years. Term starts 6 February - call now to book in!
Bookings Now Open! Pine Street’s Term 1 2012 Art Workshops
Pine Street Creative Arts Centre offers a dynamic program of high quality arts workshops, events and exhibitions aimed at all sections of the community. Bookings for Term 1 2012 workshops are now open.