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Inspiration, Kids

Junior photographers, show us your world

04/05/2023

We invite budding photographers aged 3 to 12 to enter the Little Sydney Lives photography competition. Fantastical, botanical, sibling-rivalrous, splashy or routine – we’re looking for stirring images that reveal what our young residents find intriguing. Celebrating the unique viewpoint of Sydney’s young people, Little Sydney Lives ends with a large-format outdoor gallery displaying the works of 20 junior photographers from Thursday 15 September to Sunday 9 October. The prizes Entries will be judged in 2 age categories – 3 to 7 years and 8 to 12 years. The grand prize winner in each category will receive a gift valued…

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Events, Inspiration, What to do

‘Retail Therapies’ in the Sydney CBD

03/05/2023

Shopping in the city has never felt so good! Vicinity Centres has reinvented ‘Retail Therapy’ and it’s your last chance to experience these wellness-inspired activations. Up until this Sunday 7 May, visitors can experience three unique and multisensory wellness therapies on offer – fractal therapy, chromotherapy and sound therapy – for free at the QVB, Galeries and Strand Arcade. All therapies have been created in partnership with sensory experts and positive psychologist, Dr. Tim Sharp (aka Dr. Happy). Customers can gaze upon a soothing kaleidoscopic light show, immerse themselves in colour therapy inspirations, and experience the relaxing and energising benefits…

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Events, Inspiration, What to do

The Other Art Fair is back and bigger in 2023!

30/04/2023

The Other Art Fair, the leading international art fair for independent artists, is excited to announce the Artist List for its upcoming autumn Sydney edition. The list of over 130 features a diverse group of emerging and established Australian-based artists who – as always – will be on hand at the fair in May to chat about their art and buy directly from.  The Other Art fair continues its mission to reframe art, and how it’s enjoyed; offering a fair that’s inclusive, evocative, and inspiring, with a vibrant programme of features, workshops, immersive installations, DJs – and a fully stocked…

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Events, What to do

Nights at the Museum

09/03/2023

Why not visit the Australian Museum after hours? Sydney’s favourite after-hours culture fix is back in 2023. Every Wednesday night the Australian Museum will be open until 9pm, giving you the chance to explore their incredible galleries and exhibitions after hours. More programming will be announced soon. Free entry, no pre-booking required. There is so much to discover after dark at the Australian Museum. This initiative is proudly funded by the NSW Government. When:  Wednesday 8 March from 5pm to 9pm Wednesday 15 March from 5pm to 9pm Wednesday 22 March from 5pm to 9pm Wednesday 29 March from 5pm…

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Events, Kids

ALICE IN WONDERLAND

08/03/2023

Returning to Sydney after a 2022 Sell Out Season Royal Botanic Garden Sydney  8 – 23 APRIL 2023 This Easter school holiday, experience an adventure like no other as Lewis Carroll’s absurd  & wickedly clever classic ALICE IN WONDERLAND is brought to life in Glenn Elston’s  acclaimed production in the beautiful Royal Botanic Garden Sydney from 8 to 23 April.  Meet your favourite assortment of curious characters; the skittish, constantly late White  Rabbit, the Dodo and other birds who love a sing-along, the pepper-obsessed Duchess and  her extremely crazy cook, the Cheshire Cat who will leave you with a grin…

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Inspiration

10 Must-Have Apps For Sydney Living

01/03/2023

Sydney living can come with its fair share of liberties. But like any capital city, Sydney also boasts its own quirks and challenges. For starters, Sydney can be hard to navigate for visitors and new residents. And for those who’ve moved from overseas, getting to grips with the intricacies of living in Sydney – from shopping to driving to managing your household – can naturally come with a bit of a learning curve. So why not use technology to help smooth the acclimation process?    Whether you’re a Sydney native through and through, a new resident, or a tourist that’s…

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Events

CHILDREN’S FESTIVAL

24/02/2023

The annual Children’s Festival in Sydney city highlights harmony in diversity by drawing together dozens of participating groups from various cultural backgrounds on the occasion of Harmony Day 2023 in Australia. Children’s Festival 2023 in Sydney city is a unique event where children are the focus, promoting cultural diversity and living in harmony. The Children’s Festival program features vibrant performances and participation from talented children, reflecting the diversity of Australia through music, arts, culture and traditional costumes from around the world. The Festival highlights include a Children’s Parade and costume display, and there are lively outdoor activities, food and other…

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Kids, What to do

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

02/02/2023

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

02/02/2023

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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Food, Health & Wellbeing, Inspiration

How to grow your own food if you rent

31/01/2023

Tips to start an edible garden with mobile gardens, planters and pots. Growing your own flowers, herbs, seeds, berries and plants can give you a great source of healthy food. Not only does it make you feel good and helps you save money, it also reduces waste and contributes to a greener city. Renters need to keep their properties in their current condition. But most landlords are more than happy for tenants to add in a little care.Kick start your edible garden by booking into an Edible gardens for renters workshop on Saturday 11 February. This 2½ hour workshop is perfect…

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