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Lunar New Year Jet Pack Shows Take Over Darling Harbour

February 4, 2026

Darling Harbour is set to ignite this Lunar New Year with an unmissable Jet Pack Show over Cockle Bay, combining aerial acrobatics, cultural performance and fireworks — all completely free. On Saturday 21 February, jet pack performers dressed in striking Lunar New Year costumes will launch into the skies above Cockle Bay, delivering a high-energy performance inspired by traditional lion dances and set to a festive Lunar New Year soundtrack. 🕒 Show Times 4pm 8.45pm – featuring a dazzling fireworks finale Each show runs for approximately 20 minutes, making it easy to catch between dinner plans, waterfront drinks, or an…

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by Jay
beaches, Swimming, Sydney

Summer at Barangaroo: Swim at Marrinawi Cove & Enjoy Harbourside Fun

February 4, 2026

If your idea of the perfect Sydney summer includes sunshine, waterfront swims, great food and a laid-back atmosphere — Barangaroo should be firmly on your radar. From 1 January to 31 March 2026, this iconic harbourside precinct becomes one of the city’s best places to enjoy summer, offering all the fun without the stress of packed beaches or long coastal drives. A Refreshing Alternative to the Beach When crowded beaches, early alarms and parking battles start to feel exhausting, Barangaroo offers a calm and convenient alternative. Marrinawi Cove has quickly become one of Sydney’s favourite harbourside swimming spots, thanks to…

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beaches, Sydney

Clovelly Beach: Where Sydney’s History Meets the Sea

January 2, 2026

Clovelly Beach has long held a special place in Sydney’s coastal story. Known in its early days as “Little Coogee”, this narrow, sheltered bay has attracted swimmers, snorkellers and families for well over a century. Today it’s loved for its calm waters and relaxed vibe, but beneath the surface lies a fascinating history filled with colourful characters, lost landmarks and much-loved local legends. From Indigenous Fishing Grounds to “Little Coogee” Long before European settlement, the Clovelly area was used by Indigenous Australians for fishing and hunting. In the 1830s, early European settlers were drawn to its rich fishing potential, with…

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School Holiday, School Holidays, Sydney

Festival of Democracy: A Day of Fun, Learning, and Discovery at Australia’s Oldest Parliament

March 21, 2025

Celebrate Democracy with the Festival of Democracy at NSW Parliament This April, bring your family to the Festival of Democracy at the Parliament of New South Wales! It’s a fun, free event designed for children aged 5-12 and their parents or guardians. Held on Tuesday, 15 April 2025, from 9:30 AM to 3:00 PM at 6 Macquarie Street, Sydney, this event offers a chance to explore Australia’s oldest parliament building in a unique and interactive way. What’s Happening at the Festival? The Festival of Democracy is packed with exciting activities that teach kids about the democratic process while having fun!…

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Sydney, What to do

What to Do in Sydney This December

December 7, 2024

See major art exhibitions, browse seasonal markets and celebrate at our free Christmas concerts. Here are 9 events to add to your hit list this month. Get into the festive spirit Welcome Santa at free family-friendly Christmas concertsMake merry in the city centre and hear from a different choir every night under the tallest Christmas tree in NSW. Shop for gifts or treats at the Christmas markets in Martin Place or take a stroll under the stunning canopy of lightat Pitt Street Mall. See the full Sydney Christmas program.Various dates throughout December Sing, dance and be merry We encourage singing…

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