Festival of the Winds Returns to Bondi Beach This September

Get ready to look to the skies! One of Sydney’s most colourful family events, Festival of the Winds, is...

Calling All Tiny Trainspotters: Thomas Is Coming to the NSW Rail Museum

All aboard! If you have a little train lover in the family, clear some space in the calendar because...

Step Inside Bondi's Most Nostalgic New Photobooth

Looking for a fun keepsake from your next visit to Bondi Beach? A charming new photobooth has arrived on...

Monday's Local Mum, Kerry McCarthy

Local mum of 2 Kerry McCarthy has been happily calling the Eastern Suburbs home for more than 20 years...

Best Kids Bike Parks in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs (Plus Alexandria, Mascot, Surry Hills & CBD)

Looking for the best places for your kids to ride bikes, scooters or balance bikes in Sydney’s East? Whether...
Events, Free, Fun
Festival of the Winds Returns to Bondi Beach This September
Events, Kids
Calling All Tiny Trainspotters: Thomas Is Coming to the NSW Rail Museum
bondi beach, Fun, Local
Step Inside Bondi's Most Nostalgic New Photobooth
Monday's Mum Profiles
Monday's Local Mum, Kerry McCarthy
Free, Fun, Kids, Parks and Beaches
Best Kids Bike Parks in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs (Plus Alexandria, Mascot, Surry Hills & CBD)
 

Maroubra Beach Markets

FIRST SATURDAY OF THE MONTH

Free entry – see you by the beach!

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About Eastern Suburbs Mums

Welcome to Eastern Suburbs Mums

 

All about life as a mum in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs.

 

Eastern Suburbs Mums was created for mums and their families to connect with what is going on in Sydney’s east.

It’s a place for Mums where you can find out about your local area, what’s on, where to get help, advice and more...

third Sunday of every month, at Heffron Park’s netball stadium

 
Food, Inspiration, Kids, What to do

Grow It Local awards

  Grow It Local – your local grow community – is proud to announce the third annual Grow It Local Awards, a community-minded celebration of creativity & fun in homegrown culture. We invite Australian veggie gardeners to share what’s growing on in your patch — for the chance to win a host of excellent prizes! This year, we’re searching for winners in eight key categories: Biggest Vegetable Award Wonkiest Vegetable / Vegetable That Most Looks Like… The ‘Why I Love My Patch’ Award – because only a grower knows the feeling Australia’s Best Chicken Name Award Homegrown Hero – community champion…

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Fashion

Why Is Melbourne The Fashion Capital Of Australia?

Melbourne is heralded as Australia’s most creative capital, which is why it should come as no surprise that this vibrant city is also often referred to as the fashion capital of Australia. In other words, if Milan is to Italy, then Melbourne is to Australia. Sure, it may sound like a bold claim to make — especially if you’re Sydneysider (sorry!), but more than just a pretty face, history shows that Melbourne has led the fashion pack from the very get go. In fact, the country’s top fashion designers, dressmakers and studios were originally established in this fine cite, which…

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Monday's Mum Profiles

Monday’s local mum, Tara Scully-Power

Hi, my name is Tara Scully-Power and I am a mum to three boys under 4. The boys keep me pretty busy, but in my spare time I work on our two family businesses: ThreadX and Bright Build Constructions.  I have recently opened a mid-high end consignment boutique in Bellevue Hill called ThreadX. I have a passion for both fashion and the planet. I wanted to create a space where other like-minded people can access beautiful pieces without the price tag. At ThreadX, the aim is to give back to the community sustainably, by giving preloved fashion a second home….

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Parenting

The Parent’s Guide To Hosting 18th Birthday Parties

Raising kids is one of the most simultaneously rewarding and challenging tasks that life can present to you. There are the tantrums and the tears, the bickering and the squabbling. But at the end of the day, as you tuck them into bed and say goodnight, you wouldn’t trade it for the world. Kids can enrich your life as nothing else can.  And one thing you need to get used to as a parent is your kid growing up; it happens so quickly that you almost seem to blink, and they’re five, then ten, then fifteen and finally eighteen. And…

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Food

GET SAVVY THIS SUMMER WITH GIESEN SAUVIGNON BLANC

New Zealand is renowned for its Sauvignon Blanc and Giesen Wines prides itself on having a bottle for every occasion, and at a wallet-friendly price too. It’s the Summer of Savvy – a Savvy wine at a Savvy price, and who doesn’t need that right now?  If you’re planning a get-together this summer, have you thought about providing NON alcohol options for the designated driver or your health-conscious friends? Giesen 0% Sauvignon Blanc and Giesen Pure Light 6% Sauvignon Blanc have got you covered. Need a trusted favourite at a picnic or dinner? Try Giesen Estate Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc. Or…

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Eating Out with Kids

Restaurant Rescue: Tips For Dining Out With Young Kids

It really doesn’t matter where you are in the world, eating out with small children in tow can be frustrating at the best of times. While there are plenty of Rhodes restaurants other other eateries in Sydney’s Eastern suburbs that are child-friendly, there may not be as many restaurant-friendly children. Yes, it can be difficult to have a nice meal out with the little ones, but it certainly can be done, if you put a bit of work in beforehand.  This isn’t saying that you are going to be able to take any child to just any restaurant, cafe or…

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Inspiration

Cool On The East Coast: 6 Temperature Control Tips For Sydney Homes

Living in Sydney can be challenging during the hotter months, with temperatures frequently reaching extreme highs. Therefore, knowing how to keep your home cool and stay comfortable is important for any Sydneysider. However not everyone can afford to just crank the air-conditioner or jump into the pool when the mercury soars, especially with the current cost of living concerns Australians are trying to manage. So when it comes to keeping your cool in Sydney, it is important to factor in all considerations to bring the temperature down in your home without draining your bank account at the same time. Here…

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Kids, What to do

OPERA HOUSE LAUNCHES NEW KIDS PROGRAM OF THEATRE, MUSIC & WORKSHOPS

Sydney – Tuesday 31 January, 2023. The Sydney Opera House has unveiled its 2023 Kids and Families program featuring an array of local and international performances, workshops and experiences to inspire the next generation of creative thinkers. “I’m delighted to launch our 2023 kids program, which offers a range of experiences for all ages and interests, from exciting interpretations of classical myths to international stories of migration and adventure. Our heartwarming page to stage adaptations will delight lovers of the classics, and technology-led First Nations storytelling will immerse audiences in a breathtaking fusion of dance and art. Complementing our performance program…

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Parks & Playgrounds

90-year-old Hyde Park fountain’s new lease of life

The grand Archibald Memorial Fountain in Sydney’s Hyde Park is back in action, following extensive remediation and conservation works. The state heritage-listed fountain is a war memorial that commemorates the alliance forged by Australia and France during World War One. Created by French sculptor Francois Sicard, the fountain draws on ancient Greek themes and is an important example of Art Deco sculpture in Sydney. The fountain was a gift to the citizens of Sydney from J. F. Archibald, founding editor of the Bulletin. “The Archibald Fountain is one of Sydney’s most photographed landmarks, and is a nationally significant sculpture,” the…

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Health & Wellbeing, Parks & Playgrounds

5 off-the-beaten-track walks in Randwick City

With summer in full swing, the coastal walk can get pretty crowded. To steer clear of crowds and go off the beaten track , we’ve found five lesser-known areas for you to put one foot in front of the other. Take the stairs If you’ve spent anytime in Coogee, you’re well aware of how hilly it is. Regular exercisers are familiar with the South Coogee stairs near Cairo Street, but they can get crowded. Yet just further south is another (albeit not as long) set of stairs that you can tackle with fewer crowds. Find the top of them at…

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