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Lunar New Year 2024 events in Randwick

Celebrate the year of the Wood Dragon with the Randwick community at the Meeks Street Plaza, Kingsford. There will be lion dances, craft workshops, a Wishing Tree, and live DJS from 3-9pm. While in the area, local Kingsford restaurants will be dishing up a variety of delicious meals for the holiday. Be sure to experience the wide range of Chinese, Korean, Japanese, Thai, Malaysian and Indonesian food on offer. Celebrate Lunar New Year in Kingsford is on Saturday 10 February 2024 from 3pm to 9pm. Randwick library is running a number of events to usher in the Year of the Dragon,…

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Sydney’s Darling Square celebrates the Year of the Dragon

Darling Square will celebrate Lunar New Year from 9 to 25 February with a series of cultural performances, live  entertainment and festive food and beverage offers from retailers across the precinct. Perfect for both locals and tourists  seeking to celebrate the new year, there is something for everyone at Darling Square.   The Lunar New Year celebrations include traditional lion dancing, with performances taking place on Saturday 10 February at 6pm and 8pm and on Saturday 17 February at 6pm, alongside DJs in the square to bring the vibes and ring in  the New Year.   Anchored in the centre of the…

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Inspiration, Parks & Playgrounds

Clovelly surf lifesaving clubs new colourful Mural

What a amazing addition to Clovelly Beach! The collaboration between Dulux, Surf Life Saving Australia, and artist Matt Adnate has not only brought a burst of colour to the area but also celebrates the rich history and community spirit of Clovelly Surf Life Saving Club. Muralist artist Matt Adnate has brought his award-winning public art to this bustling swimming spot and this expansive public artwork now adorns the north wall of the Clovelly Surf Life Saving Club, facing out onto the water. One of Sydney’s most beloved swim spots, Clovelly is known for its myriad of underwater life and its…

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Kids, School holidays

Getting ready to go back to school: ten tips for parents

School holidays are almost finished and it’s time to get back into familiar routines as your child heads back to school. To help take some of the stress out of returning to school,  here is a Top Ten help list: 1. Find school equipment and check uniforms and shoes still fit – your child may have grown. Give yourself enough time to organise replacements or a uniform alternative if needed. 2. Encourage your child to check their school timetable if needed, pack their school bag, and get their lunch box, drink bottle and uniform ready. 3. Plan ahead for making…

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Fashion on the Promenade

Thread your way through Bondi’s fashionable past with Margot Riley, curator and cultural historian from the State Library of NSW. Join us for a refereshing exploration of Bondi’s beachside history, where the water wasn’t the only thing making waves! Learn about Bondi’s place in the evolution of Australian swimwear and the role played by the beach as a hot spot for sartorial promenade. Growing up in the eastern suburbs, Margot Riley has worked in Sydney’s cultural sector for decades. With special interests in art, popular culture, photography and dress, she has written and lectured extensively and curated numerous exhibitions and…

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Events, School holidays

THE ROCKS MARKETS – AUSTRALIAN EDITION

Watch as The Rocks transforms into a day-long market with countless stalls, live music and delicious street cuisine. Step into The Rocks Markets and explore the vibrant tapestry of unique offerings from diverse retailers.   Amacyn Natural Perfume entices with captivating scents, while Amaranta dazzles with exquisite jewellery. Ann Kohand Arthur Ave present fashion-forward finds, and BloomingGarden brings a touch of nature to the celebration. Delight in the flavours of Bondi Smokehouse and Crepe Lovers Sydney or indulge in Emporium of Chocolate’sartisanal treats. While you’re here, don’t miss the Oz Day 10K Wheelchair Race along George St and Hickson Road,…

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Kids, What to do

PEPPA’S CINEMA PARTY

Hasbro, Inc. (NASDAQ: HAS), a leading toy and game  company, announced today that PEPPA PIG will jump into cinemas for the character’s 20th anniversary and  biggest cinema celebration ever beginning February 2024.  The hour-long cinema release, Peppa’s Cinema Party, offers 10 exclusive never-before-seen PEPPA PIG  Season 10 episodes including a 3-part Wedding Party Special, of which one episode features the voices of Katy Perry as Ms. Leopard and Orlando Bloom as Mr. Raccoon. A party bus bonus episode will also be  included, as well as new interactive entertainment featuring Peppa and her friends breaking into the real  world through a…

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Inspiration, School holidays, What to do

5 best spots to enjoy a picnic in Woollahra

We are spoilt for choice when it comes to beautiful parks in the local Woollahra council area. Grab some friends and a picnic and make the most of the great outdoors. Here are 5 of our favourite local spots to enjoy a picnic. 1. Blackburn Gardens There’s plenty of space to roll out a picnic mat in the luscious Blackburn Gardens. Set up shop under the shade of the beautiful fig tree. Make sure to pack your swimmers so you can go for dip at Murray Rose Pool. 2. Cooper Park Cooper Park is one of our local area’s best…

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Events, Inspiration

26 January Dawn Reflection at Bondi Beach

Waverley Council invites you to Bondi Beach for a morning of quiet reflection to commemorate our First Nations community. Waverley Council will be holding a 26 January Dawn Reflection at 5.30am at Bondi Beach to acknowledge the resilience and survival of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples and their continuous connection to Country and culture. The Dawn Reflection is an opportunity for the community to join us on the beach in front of Bondi Pavilion as the sun rises, for a morning of quiet reflection to commemorate our First Nations community with a Welcome and smoking ceremony from Traditional Custodians followed…

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Why art classes for kids are more important than ever?

While kids love to get their hands dirty with paint, the benefits of art classes for kids extend far beyond the creation of a pretty picture or a memorable photobook collection. Many studies now show that children regularly engaged in creativity, such as painting and drawing classes, develop a greater capacity for problem solving, visual understanding, out of the box thinking, and good communication skills. Getting time off the screens and engaging with hands on creativity, as well as making new friends is a huge bonus! Kids Art Classes  Allow your child’s artistic talents to blossom at The Art Studio’s best…

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