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You don’t need to travel far if you want a white Christmas in Sydney this July. We’re talking hearty roasts, fireside drinks, and dressing up in your festive (see: questionable) jumpers – things Australians have been missing out on for years, given our actual Christmas is in the middle of summer. Hence, Christmas in July
Have you caught yourself stalking another Eurosummer holiday post? No need to feel fomo with these hot activities to keep yourself warm this weekend. Here’s a list of free and paid experiences that you can choose from to get the most out of your weekend in Sydney! African Film Festival | 20th – 21st July
NAIDOC Week is here. A week is hardly long enough to celebrate the culture, achievements and history of Australia’s First Nations people – but it’s a start. NAIDOC Week’s (7-14 July) theme this year is Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud and informs celebrations of the richness and resilience of First Nations culture
The world’s oldest living culture is flourishing right in the middle of Sydney. These Sydney Indigenous experiences offer authentic, meaningful ways to connect with the city’s Indigenous people, and gain genuine insights into First Nations experiences. Here’s where to find some unique insights into Sydney’s rich Indigenous culture. Here are the Sydney Indigenous experiences you
Whales begin their migration, Darling Harbour gets a magical winter makeover, and an ice-rink pops up at Bondi Beach. These are the best things to do in Sydney this July. NAIDOC Week A week is hardly long enough to celebrate the culture, achievements and history of Australia’s First Nations people – but it’s a start.
Don’t throw away your shot. The accolades don’t lie: Hamilton is not your average biography. Created by Lin-Manuel Miranda (who also originated the title role) and based on Ron Chernow’s acclaimed biography of American Founding Father Alexander Hamilton, this musical has swept the floor of many awards seasons. Eleven Tony Awards. A Grammy. Olivier Awards.
The words “school holidays” needn’t strike fear in the hearts of Sydney parents. Just load up the schedule with fun activities, learning workshops and amazing performances and make memories out of the madness. Here’s our round-up of what to do these Sydney school holidays. The Australian National Maritime Museum Keep all heads above water these
There’s no such thing as a free lunch – but restaurants in Sydney right now have read the room. As budgets shrink, so too have the prices at some of Sydney’s best bars, fine-diners and local haunts. Cheap and cheerful never looked so delicious. We’ve found 21 of the best restaurant specials in Sydney. $25
Keeping tiny humans fuelled while on tour is a breeze thanks to the best family-friendly restaurants in Sydney. Sydneysiders love eating out, but when kids come into the equation it isn’t always easy. There are a few key things you want. Firstly, the kitchen needs to be open at feeding time (early). Secondly, you want
Sydney’s love for a cafe breakfast is one of the greatest love stories– we’ll seek out the most instagrammable dishes and queue for ages to score a table at our favourite breakfast spots. In Sydney, there are so many choices but the following places are above the rest. With the classics done right and twists
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