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‘Swiftie’ Friendship-Bracelet Making

07/02/2024

Swiftie’ Friendship-Bracelet Making (ages 8-18 years) @ Maroubra Be concert-ready and join us at the library to make your friendship bracelets customised with all your favourite song titles. Colourful and fun, these bracelets are fun to make and are a must-have this February to celebrate Taylor-mania. When: TUE 20 FEB 2024 4 pm – 5 pm Location:  Lionel Bowen Library, Maroubra 669-673 Anzac Parade Maroubra Cost: Free. Bookings essential online. More Information: For ages 8-18 only. Kids in school years 3-6 must be signed in and out by a parent/carer. Parental supervision is not required. Subject to terms and conditions…

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Health & Wellbeing, Parks & Playgrounds

How BMX Biking Benefits Your Health And Well-Being

06/02/2024

Forget the monotonous gym routines and the repetitive spin classes you and your mum buddies do weekly. There’s a new fitness and wellness rebel on the block, ready to inject excitement and a potent dose of health benefits into your waking life: BMX biking.  BMX biking is a highly dynamic, gravity-defying sport that’s not just for thrill-seeking teenagers anymore. It’s a full-fledged fitness phenomenon, offering a unique blend of physical and mental advantages that can transform people of all ages’, including yourself, well-being in ways never imagines before.  What are you waiting for? Dust off your long shelved adventurous spirit,…

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Events

Lunchtime Concerts at the Pav: The Cassettes

04/02/2024

Let the Cassettes hit rewind and take you to the analogue era. For the past decade, The Cassettes have been curating the soundtrack to Sydney’s most unforgettable nights out. With the best of blues, soul, rock ‘n’ roll, and a fresh take on your favourite classic pop tracks, The Cassettes are not your average band. Alternating seamlessly between styles with grit and grace, The Cassettes are versatile, polished and a really good time! Hit play on the first Lunchtime Concert at the Pav for 2024 and come on down to the High Tide room for a fabulous hour of music and…

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Events, What to do

Spotlight Prowl for Families

03/02/2024

Dusk is a wonderful time to spot animals in Centennial Parklands. The Park is home to a variety of nocturnal creatures, from brushtail possums, microbats, and tawny frogmouths to one of Sydney’s largest colonies of grey-headed flying-foxes. Join our experienced Rangers for a fascinating and surprising spotlight walk to see how the Park transforms when the sun goes down. Meeting point: Robertson Road Gates What to bring: Enclosed & comfortable shoes Warm clothing – it gets cold after dark! Torch Camera (no flash) Waterproof clothing in case of wet conditions, the walks run rain or shine A sense of adventure PLEASE…

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Events

Bondi Latin Fiesta

01/02/2024

Celebrate Latin culture through art, food, music, dance and film. Get ready for a multitude of authentic music experiences featuring an award-winning band and artists. The upbeat and exciting Latino rhythm will keep you dancing all day long. Immerse yourself in a vibrant world of Latin music styles. The day will include a special screening of the film, Buena Vista Social Club followed by live music in the courtyard, Latin dance workshop and artmaking. Get ready to soak up some solid tunes and great vibes! Where: Bondi Pavilion Garu Courtyard (northern end) when:11 February 2024 at 11:00am For more information:…

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Events

Lunar New Year 2024 events in Randwick

01/02/2024

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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Events

Sydney’s Darling Square celebrates the Year of the Dragon

30/01/2024

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

26/01/2024

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

26/01/2024

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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Events

Fashion on the Promenade

25/01/2024

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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