What's On in Sydney?

When? 31 August 2010- 26 September 2010

Where? Sydney Opera House, Bennelong Point, Circular Quay

Experience the second annual celebration of Spring Dance 2010 in Sydney’s most beautiful location: The Sydney Opera House. Spring Dance offers a large variety of different events and presents four weeks of exceptional artistry with great choreographies and dances.
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When? 5 September 2009 – 26 September 2010

Where? Capitol Theatre, 13 Campbell St, Haymarket

Winner of 20 major awards, this international blockbuster is one of the most successful musicals in the world. The heart-warming story is based on the best-selling novel by Gregory Maguire and will definitely take your breath away.
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When? 1 to 30 September

Where? Hunter Valley Gardens, Broke Road, Pokolbin, NSW 2320

This spectacular festival offers a varied mix of entertainment, activities, attractions, tours and talks-all about flowers. Held in Hunter Valley, one of the most beautiful regions in NSW, the Spring Festival of Flowers promises full entertainment and fun for the whole family!
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Where? Lyne Park, Rose Bay, Sydney

Beautifully located by the water in one of Sydney’s most spectacular locations, Catalina offers a mouth-watering restaurant experience. Enjoy a breathtaking view over Sydney Harbour and plunge into award-winning cuisine inspired by the classics- French, Italian, Spanish and Mediterranean. The kitchen remains open from midday to late.
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When? 1 to 19 September 2010

Where? Dendy Opera Quays

This year’s Latin American Film Festival, opening on 1 September, will showcase a varied selection of Latin American films. The festival, driven by a group of volunteers, is non profit and the money raised will go to community projects in Central and South America. Connect top entertainment with a good cause and enjoy festival highlights such as new documentaries, a night fiesta, tango performances and much more…
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When? 7 August to 28 November

Where? Museum of Sydney

This remarkable exhibition showcases the buildings around The Rocks, Sydney’s most ancient district, during the 20th century. Come and retrace the streets of “Old Sydney” and learn everything about the people who worked and lived in The Rocks, their living conditions and the development of Sydney to the modern metropolis that it is today.
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When? 26 June – 19 September 2010

Where? ? Art Gallery of NSW: Art Gallery Road, The Domain 2000

This major exhibition brings the most influential artists of the modern era to the famous Art Gallery of NSW. If you have a passion for art this is definitely the place to go: Featuring over 150 paintings, drawings and print reveals, paths of abstraction shows a sophisticated selection of the most prestigious art collections in the world including the Museum of Modern Art, Centre National d’Art et de Culture Georges Pompidou, National Gallery of Art and much more…
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When? Every Thursday night Latin Dancing from 8:30pm - 2am!

Where? Cruise Bar, Level 1 Overseas Passenger Terminal, West Circular Quay, The Rocks Sydney

Who said the weekend starts on Friday? Not if you are in Sydney, and definitely not, if you happen to be at Circular Quay's Cruise Bar.

Considered one of Sydney's premier waterfront venues, the Cruise Bar is jam packed each Thursday evening with some of Sydney's finest salseros swinging their hips to the best Latin rhythms – played only how world famous DJ Dwight Chocolate Escobar knows.
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When? Always

Where? All Over

Ministry of Sound was one of the key locations in the development of house music and super-clubs in Britain in the early 90s. Yes, Ministry is that old, but like a shape-shifting mutant cool thing from the future, we've adapted and grown and overcome all sorts of adversity, from day-glo happy pants to the 'fall' of superclubs to the global economic hoopla that's going on right now... Check out what's happening in Australia...
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