Top Things to do in 2015 in Sydney

Happy New Year! What top thing(s) are you going to do this year? Maybe you've done a few, maybe you've done them all (impressive!) but you can always do them again. The harbour, for example, looks different every time - so why not! It's a great city, make the most of it!

http://www.sydney100.com

New Year's Eve in Sydney

New Year's Eve

Where's the party? Well this is Sydney - it's everywhere but the Harbour is always a good place to start.

Sydney Harbour National Park

Sydney Harbour National Park covers many of the top locations in and around Sydney Harbour. Hence it is the favourite destination for many as New Year's Eve warms up towards  its finale. Picnicking by the water and enjoying the company of friends, family and fellow Sydneysiders can bring the party to life and add a real zing to a memorable and exciting night.

http://www.sydney100.com/newyearssydney.htm

You don't have to spend Christmas at home

You don't have to spend Christmas at home

Merry Christmas to one and all;
If you don't get want you want;
Go out and have a ball!
You don't have to spend Christmas at home if you don't want to:

http://www.sydney100.com/christmassydney.htm

Summer School Holidays in Sydney

Summer School Holidays

The Summer Holidays are a time to enjoy Sydney to the fullest. Just a shame the schools go on holiday at the same time :). You might be in need of some ideas as to what to do with the 'small fry'; perhaps a good start is to see the LEGO Christmas Tree:

http://www.sydney100.com/thingstodosydneyschoolsummerholidays.htm

Things to do in Sydney at Christmas

Things to do in Sydney at Christmas

People have differing views on what Christmas is about, or should be about but it comes around every year regardless. Below is a link to some ideas of what to do, including some with festive appeal.

http://www.sydney100.com/christmassydney.htm

Summer in Sydney and Outdoor Cinemas

Summer in Sydney 

It will stop raining, I promise and once it does the warmer months are perfect for kicking back in the great outdoors and enjoying a movie and some refreshments with a relaxed, fun audience. Choose from a number of Sydney outdoor cinemas along with many more great things to do in Summer:

http://www.sydney100.com/summer-things-to-do-in-sydney.htm

December in Sydney

December in Sydney

Some of the highlights for December in Sydney include the start of Santa Fest and Flicker Fest. Just follow the link below for more details on these great events and many more:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-december.htm

ARIA Week in Sydney

ARIA Week - Friday, 21st November to Thursday, 27th November

Aria Week promises to an unearthly occasion with Triple J bringing us the music of the future (maybe) along with a Wonderland (Alison) of Bull (Andy) and Deathrays (DZ) among others and of course not the Rolling Stones. Everybody who ever knew a somebody sometime will be there.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-november.htm

Sydney sparkles all year round but in summer it shines

Top 10 Things to do in Summer

Sydney sparkles all year round but in summer it shines. How to enjoy it best? Unsurprisingly enough we have a list of ideas to help you:

http://www.sydney100.com/summer-things-to-do-in-sydney.htm

Hunter Valley Uncorked at Balmoral – Sunday, 2nd November

Do you enjoy the outdoors? Maybe somewhere near water? Ideally even nearer to a nice glass of wine and some decent food? Then take a trip to Balmoral as the Hunter Valley is over for a visit and has a host of yummy goodies to share. 

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-november.htm

Sydney Open

Sydney opens up on Sunday for you to step inside some of her best buildings to admire the architecture, learn a little of its history, see Sydney from an unusual prospective and generally have a bit of a ‘nose around’. 

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-november.htm

Sculpture by the Sea at Bondi Beach

Sculpture by the Sea - Bondi Beach - Thursday, 23rd October - Sunday, 9th November

Sculpture by the Sea is one of those events that works really well at combining and complementing interesting works of art with amazing scenery. Most people view the sculptures once, but if you are lucky enough to be able afford the time, visit a second time at a different time of day or in different weather. It can feel like a whole new experience. 

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-october.htm

Marrickville Festival - Marrickville - Sunday, 19th October

Looking for something to do tomorrow? Go to Marrickville, they are having a party! 30,000 are expected to show up for the Marrickville Festival. Food, Music, Art, Craft but most of all a wonderful atmosphere. It will be fun. For more about the festival and other great events follow the link below:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-october.htm

Parramasala takes Sydney by Storm

Parramasala takes Parramatta by storm as Asia's most expressive and colourful art and culture comes to Sydney. Past highlights have included Bollywood, Susheela Raman & Band and Krishnan’s Dairy not to mention the Masala Markets and Festival Bar. The fun starts on Friday. For more about this and other great events follow the link below:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-october.htm

Darling Harbour Fiesta in Sydney

Darling Harbour Fiesta

Fiesta returns to Sydney for the weekend of 11th and 12th October. Expect Darling Harbour once again to be full of energy and life as this colourful festival gets into gear with a full assortment of hip swaying, gyrating Latin music, fabulous dance moves, great food and much more.

Follow the link below for other great events and things to do in October in Sydney:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-october.htm

Things to doing the October Long Weekend in Sydney

School Holidays and the October Long Weekend

With barely enough space to fit it all in Sydney has taken a deep breath and has squashed in many more events to keep us going through the School Holidays and into the October Long Weekend. Amongst the myriad of options consider the EB Games Expo 2014 at the Showground. It entertains, explains and excites with the latest technology and world's most popular games.

For more information on the above and much more please follow the links below:

• http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-october.htm
• http://www.sydney100.com/October-long-weekend-sydney.htm
• http://www.sydney100.com/thingstodosydneyschoolholidays.htm

Things to do during the School Holidays

If you are looking for something to do with the kids during the School Holidays just follow the link below:
http://www.sydney100.com/spring-school-holidays-sydney.htm

Good Food Month in Sydney

Good Food Month

The arrival of a new month brings with it the opportunity to dine, wine and feel fine as all manner of deliciousness is brought to a restaurant, event and gathering all over Sydney. Bon Appetite!

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-october.htm

Manly Jazz Festival in Sydney

Commencing on Friday, 26th September a visit to Manly will come complete with 'All that Jazz' as one of Sydney's most enduring festivals continues to entertain and inspire young and old alike. This year it lasts for well over a week so there should be no excuses for not going. :)   

http://www.sydney100.com/October-long-weekend-sydney.htm

Art and About in Sydney

Art and About

Sydney is moving into overdrive with events and festivals all craving your attention and patronage. Around about now you should be finding plenty of 'Art (and) About' on Sydney's streets and lane ways as some of Sydney's most talented works of art go in search of their critics and admirers. This year it all about that which is threatened and at risk, hopefully this choice of subject matter doesn't reflect the festivals future prospects.  

http://www.sydney100.com/Labour-Day-long-weekend-sydney.htm

Festival of the Winds - Sydney

Here's a festival you might want to look up - Bondi's Festival of the Winds. Bondi's skies will be filled with colourful, intricate, artistic kites of all shapes and sizes. You can join in the fun or partake in some land based activities to give your neck a rest.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-september.htm

Sydney Fringe Festival

Sydney Fringe Festival - Everywhere - Monday, 1st September - Tuesday, 30th September

Spring is almost here so why not take yourself on a journey to the fringe of mainstream. Anything is possible, no-one is spared and nothing is sacred at the Sydney Fringe Festival.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-september.htm

Festival of Dangerous Ideas - Sydney

Festival of Dangerous Ideas - 30th August - 31st August

The end of winter is a dangerous time for it's the time of the Festival of Dangerous Ideas. Ideas can torment, confound and keep us awake at night. The right idea has limitless potential and is mightier than any sword. So is it a good idea to go? I'm afraid so:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-august.htm

Sydney's first Spring Festival

Haldon Street Festival - Lakemba - Saturday, 23th August

The Haldon Street Festival is the first of a number of Spring Festivals to be held in Sydney over the coming 
few weeks. The thing that makes the Haldon Festival special is it is being held in winter.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-august.htm

Taste Orange - Martin Place - Wednesday, 20th August to Friday, 22nd August

Taste Orange

Sydney will be turned a delightful shade of Orange for the day as the good folk of one of Australia's favourite country towns (Orange) comes to Sydney. Like all good guests they will be bringing some yummy treats with them including wonderful wine, great tasting food and an open invitation to come visit them some time and maybe stay awhile. 

Please follow the link below for more on the above and more besides:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-august.htm

August in Sydney

There's a bit on in August including the Story of the Unfolding Planet at Customs House which "artfully captures the arresting landscapes and faces of climate change". If the potential end of the human-race doesn't do it for you, there's sweaty heart break hill (City2Surf) or Balmoral fine wine swill and there's things for kids to do too, including a trip to the zoo, so don't stay home even if it's a little chilly, because the time is right for having fun in the city.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-august.htm

Moocooboola Festival at Hunters Hill in Sydney

Moocooboola Festival, Hunters Hill - Sunday, 3rd August

The annual Moocooboola festival is a laid back affair that attracts locals and visitors alike. The festival meanders through the day aided by lots of good food and wine. So if you're looking for a little relaxed Sunday entertainment near Sydney Harbour, Hunters Hill is the place to be.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-august.htm

What's on in Sydney?

What's on from now to the end of July in Sydney?

The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prize exhibition commences at the Art Gallery of NSW on Saturday, 19th July. The Archibald is said to be the best known art prize in Australia. The following weekend, coffee is celebrated at the Rocks Aroma Festival - there is even an Aroma Cup to be won. To finish off the month, get on-board with the Sydney International Boat Show at both Glebe Island and Cockle Bay at Darling Harbour, with many world class exhibits to enjoy.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-july.htm

Things to do in July in Sydney

There's a whale or two to see,

More than usual it seems to me.
Tonnes of things for the kids to do,
Toy and game expo or a trip to the zoo.
There are crafty things going on,
And a hearty feast of song.
Sydney in July is a good place to be
But don't take my word for it
Get out there and see.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-july.htm || http://www.sydney100.com/thingstodosydneyschoolwinterholidays.htm || http://www.sydney100.com/christmas-in-july.htm

Things to do during the School Holidays

Things to do during the School Holidays

They sneak up on you when you aren't looking, news might come from a tweet, a text, an overheard comment, maybe you notice your son's teacher smiling more than usual, then it hits you - oh, no, it isn't! Yes it is - it's School Holiday time! Thankfully, there's loads to do to get you through.

http://www.sydney100.com/winter-school-holidays-Sydney.htm

Snow and Christmas in July

Snow and Christmas in July 

Sydney at winter time can be a great place to be. The snow is not far away and whilst it hasn't been the greatest 
start to to season the Ski Resorts are open and awaiting your booking. Next month it's Christmas... that's Christmas in July. Follow the links below for more information and scan through the Top 100 for great winter things to do and the events calendar for the all the top winter events and festivals.

http://www.sydney100.com/ski-in-australia.htm
http://www.sydney100.com/christmas-in-july.htm
http://www.sydney100.com/sydney5.htm
http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-june.htm

What to do during the winter in Sydney

Winter in Sydney

Its winter, what is there to do in winter in Sydney? Well we have two festivals with the word winter in them. Keeping things simple and easy to remember we have the Winter Festival in Darling Harbour and hoping to make winter magical is the Winter Magic Festival:

Winter Festival - Darling Harbour - Friday, 13th June to Sunday 13th July

Winter in Darling Harbour is an ice skating action combined with the snugly winter warmers and other 'seasonal delights'. The popular Après Skate Pop-up Bar will be filled with the people enjoying the entertainment provided by Figure Skating, Ice Hockey and a 25 metre 'Snow Slide' and many other cool attractions. 

Winter Magic Festival - Katoomba - Saturday, 21st June

The magic of Katoomba is enhanced with music, talented artists, choirs, a Grand Parade, a buzzy market and even people in costume. Rug and dress up for the occasion.

Follow the link below for more info:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-july.htm

What to do during the June Long Weekend in Sydney

Celebrate the Queen's Birthday, not to mention the magical start of winter, with the Vivid Festival, the Sydney Film Festival and the start of the Ski Season. Follow the link below for the fun stuff to do.  

http://www.sydney100.com/queensbirthdaylongweekendsydney.htm

Sydney Islands and National Park Tours

Islands and National Park Tours

This is a good time of year, well any time is a good time of year in Sydney but that doesn't detract from the fact that now is a good time to go on an Island adventure. We list most of Sydney Harbour's islands in the top 100:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney45.htm (No. 43)

National Park's Tour of Goat Island

One which is worthy of particular mention is Goat Island on account of its excellent National Parks Tour run every second Sunday of the year:

http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/Whats-On/sydney/goat-island-heritage-tour

Bare Island

Bare Island is also worthy of a special mention for its interesting past:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney90.htm (No. 88)

Bare Island Tours

These relatively cheap tours run every Sunday.

http://www.nationalparks.nsw.gov.au/Whats-On/sydney/bare-island-tours

Taste of Manly and the Vivid Festival in Sydney

Taste of Manly

May comes to an end with a Taste of Manly to help us into winter. Food, wine and music by the sea is a winning combination and you can expect to find Manly buzzing with relaxed, happy people.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-june.htm

Vivid Festival

And, just incase you haven't heard or have forgotten, the Vivid Festival is on - arguably the best festival in Sydney:

http://www.sydney100.com/vivid-sydney.htm

Sydney Expos

Sydney Expos

As we journey toward the end of May and start of winter, there are, as ever, heaps of things to do. There are two Expos to consider; the Snow Travel Expo on Sunday in Balmain, a great place to visit in its own right and the Northern Beaches Expo on Saturday and Sunday in Warriewood.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-may.htm

Sydney May Festivals

May in Sydney - The Month of Festivals

For some reason there seems to be more festivals on in Sydney in May than in any other month despite the less than warmest of weather. Firstly let us give you the heads-up on the Head On Photo Festival which goes well beyond the Head On Portrait Prize it is most famous for. Head On is on from Monday, 12th May. You may feel the need to unwind and reflect on the art on show so a few days after Head On is on you can head-on down to the Pyrmont Festival for a little good food, wine and a great time. After that Sydney really starts to light-up... read about it all on the Sydney100 collection of May goodies.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-may.htm

Mother's Day in Sydney

Mother's Day in Sydney

It can be hard to find the time for Mum so maybe a card with some overpriced flowers or a box of under whelming chocolates will suffice this Mother's Day . Alternatively give your Mum a day to remember. Sydney100 has come up with a few ideas to help make Mother's Day in Sydney a little more special:

Mother's Day in Sydney - http://www.sydney100.com/mothersdaysydney.htm

Lakeside Folk Festival in Sydney

Sydney's Lakeside Folk Festival

Sydney's Northern Beaches wannabe top Folk Festival kicks off Sydney100's recommended May things to do and gives you another reason to visit this gorgeous region of Sydney. (For more reasons to visit the Northern Beaches have a flick through the top 20 or so of the top 100 in Sydney)

For more on Sydney in May - http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-may.htm

What to do during the ANZAC Day Long Weekend in Sydney

ANZAC Day Long Weekend - Just as last weekend was long so is this forthcoming one. What to do and where to do it during the ANZAC Day Weekend is far more important than what we did over the Easter Long Weekend as we have done that one :)

http://www.sydney100.com/anzacsydney.htm

The Sydney Comedy Festival

Sydney Comedy Festival

The Sydney Comedy Festival is not to be laughed at, I mean it is to be laughed at as it is usually funny but not always. But go on, be brave and dare to smile as either way it all starts today:
http://www.sydneycomedyfest.com.au/

What to do on Good Friday in Sydney?

What to do on Good Friday in Sydney?

Does Sydney close down on Good Friday? What else is there to do other than the Easter Show? Follow the link below to find out:

http://www.sydney100.com/eastersydney.htm

The Hoopla Festival at Darling Harbour in Sydney

The Circus comes to Sydney in a big way this Easter Long Weekend

The Hoopla Festival at Darling Harbour in Sydney will send you circus-crazy with some of the world's best acrobats, jugglers, stunt performers, sideshows and street theatre. Hoopla circus magic will make this Easter one to remember and yes, bring your camera.

Follow this link for more http://www.sydney100.com/Hoopla-Festival-Darling-Harbour.htm

Beautiful Whales at the Australian National Maritime Museum in Sydney

Beautiful Whale - Australian National Maritime Museum from Friday, 11th April 

Beautiful Whale gives you Bryant Austin's life-size beautiful photographs of the world's largest ever beautiful creatures. The exhibition will be simply beautiful in a BIG WAY.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-april.htm

12 Nights of Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare

Twelfth Night by William Shakespeare - Seymour Centre - Tuesday, 1st April to Saturday, 12th April

From Tonight, For 12 nights, Twelfth Night is on at the Seymour Centre near the centre of town. For 12 nights Twelfth Night will entertain and enrich you with drama and comedy of the kind only a 450yo genius can provide.

“Time, thou must untangle this, not I Tis too hard a knot for me to untie”

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-april.htm

Pre - Easter Getaways

Fancy a short break out of Sydney before everybody else does? There are plenty of places to visit, like the Blue Mountains, Jervis Bay, Kiama, Southern Highlands, Kangaroo Valley / Fitzroy Falls, that awesome drive to Bulli south of Sydney [Grand Pacific], then there's the Central Coast, Hunter Valley, Port Stephens; the options are seemingly endless. Obviously, a great place like Sydney attracts other great places :)

For more information and ideas just follow the links below:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney15.htm
http://www.grandpacificdrive.com.au/
http://www.sydney100.com/stops-sydney-brisbane.htm
http://www.sydney100.com/thingstodoclosetosydney.htm

Vivid Sydney Festival

Vivid Sydney Festival

The Vivid Festival has announced its first musical attractions whilst making light of its Vividness. :) The full program of events is due out shortly but for now you can get a taste of what is destined to become the No. 1 festival in Sydney:

http://www.sydney100.com/vivid-sydney.htm

Amazing Whales Sydney

Amazing Whales at the Australian National Maritime Museum from Saturday, 22nd March

I think most people are amazed by Whales for their shear size, gentleness (excluding Killer Whales of course) and intelligence. You might even be even more amazed when you hear about their history and mysteries that remain about them. Whales are truly amazing creatures. Follow this link to find out more about the amazing Whales and this link for more things to do in March.

Pixies in Sydney as part of Vivid Live

Vivid Live's first batch of tickets go on sale on Monday, 17th March - hey that's tomorrow. Tickets will include those for the Pixies.

http://vividlive.sydneyoperahouse.com/

Whale Watching in Sydney

Whale Time in Sydney

The whale season starts early this year with amazing stories about the biggest creatures ever to have visited Sydney. Whales are not fish and originated from dry land. What were they? Why did they venture into the seas? For more about whales and other things to do in March follow the link below:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-march.htm

Blue Mountains Folk and Blues Festival.

This coming weekend the subtle blue haze of the Blue Mountains is set to get a whole lot bluer with the Blue Mountains Folk and Blues Festival. The sweet sounds from these talented musicians give us another reason to visit this beautiful place just west of Sydney.

For more information click http://www.bmff.org.au/

and here for more Top Things to do in the Blue Mountains

Taste of Sydney

Taste of Sydney Festival - Centennial Park – Thursday, 13th March  to Sunday, 16th March

You can get a pretty good taste of Sydney at Centennial Park. For just a few short days you’ll be in Foodie heaven surrounded by delicious food, stunning wines and the talented people that make and fully appreciate them.

Taste of Sydney Festival

For more yummy stuff to do in March just follow the link below:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-march.htm

International Garden Photographer in Sydney

International Garden Photographer of the Year - till Sunday, 9th March

The International Garden Photographer of the Year Exhibition contains many amazing images in a city full of amazing sights. Sometime it's hard to know which way to look. Make your way to the to the Royal Botanic Gardens and enjoy a feast for your eyes.

International Garden Photographer of the Year

For more things to do in March follow the link below:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-march.htm

Sydney Mardi Gras Parade

End of Summer in Sydney 

Did you have a good summer? It's almost gone. Not to worry, autumn in Sydney is big, it is super big, it is so big that the word 'big' is hardly big enough to describe it. Autumn starts with the biggest parade of it's kind in Human History, the Sydney Mardi Gras Parade:

http://www.sydney100.com/mardi-gras-sydney.htm

The Month of Art in Sydney

Art Month in Sydney

March is the Month of Art in Sydney.  But Art Month is a short one, lasting a little over three weeks - make the most of it:
http://www.artmonthsydney.com.au

For more to do in March follow the link below:
http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-march.htm

Sydney Skinny - Get naked and be free!

Sydney Skinny 

Get out there and feel the breeze between your knees. I wonder if many other countries like to get their 'kit' off as much as we do - maybe its just the warm weather or maybe:

"Many used The Sydney Skinny to throw aside concerns of body image, to connect with nature and celebrate living with more courage and kindness" Nigel Marsh, creator.

For more about wearing less follow the link below:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-february.htm

NSW Food and Wine Festival

New South Wales Food and Wine Festival - 21st February to 21st March

New South Wales Food and Wine Festival commences with the Sydney Cellar Door an outdoor wine and food bash on Friday 21st February with hour upon hour of sipping, tasting and chortling through to Sunday 23rd. Contain there and within the crowd of happy, smiling folk are the magic makers, the winemakers, the growers, the sung and unsung chefs and support staff that makes these events so irresistible to so many.

Wine, dine, breakfast and brunch you could have the full repertoire before lunch. It's a tour of senses and an experience of the heart, it's the quality of the wine and food that sets this event apart.

New South Wales Food and Wine Festival

Valentines Day in Sydney

February in Sydney - Love is in the Air?

I don't know if it's love but we have had Undie Runs, next it's Nudie Swims and Blind Dates. Just to keep it real, it will soon be Valentine's Day in the Emerald City; just another day to some, but much more to others. Take a deep breath and enjoy February in Sydney:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-february.htm

Sydney Harbour Cruises

Top 3 Sydney Harbour Cruises

We have sunk, re-floated, recycled, rebooted, re-energised, reorganised, disorganised, reconstituted, dismantled, reassembled and dismembered our Harbour Cruises to the point of exhaustion. So after a lie down, we decided just to give you the top 3.

http://www.sydney100.com/sydneyharbourcruises.htm

Sydney Mardi Gras

The Sydney Mardi Gras commences this Friday. Over three weeks of partying culminating with the Parade and a huge party on Saturday 1st March. It's said to be biggest event of its kind. Follow the link below for the details - Happy Mardi Gras! 

Mardi Gras

Twilight Concerts at Taronga Zoo

Twilight Concerts at Taronga Zoo

The Twilight Concerts at Taronga Zoo start tonight with the Whitlams (sorry, sold out) but there are still tickets available for ABBA! Ok, Bjorn Again but it's close. I wonder if the NSW Police Minister will be there? :)

http://taronga.org.au/twilight-at-taronga

For more things to do in February please visit:
http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-february.htm

Year of the Horse Twilight Parade

Did you know that this is the Year of the Horse? Did you also know not to miss the Twilight Parade around Sydney? Just checking! 

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-february.htm

What to do on Australia Day in Sydney

Is there is more to Australia Day than Flags and BBQs? Follow the link below to find out:

http://www.sydney100.com/australiadaysydney.htm

The Last of Summer in Sydney

The Last Blast of Summer

Summer is in top gear with plenty going on around town to enjoy including the last few days of the Sydney Festival (which ends during the Australia Day long weekend celebrations) and the start of the Year of the Horse (Chinese New Year celebrations). For more details on these and plenty else just follow the links below:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-february.htm and http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-january.htm

Flickerfest in Sydney

Flickerfest - Friday 10th January to Sunday 19th January

The 2014 Sydney Flickerfest feast of new, less new and not long movies promises to be highly rewarding with the best Australian and International Short Film, Best Animation and best Short Flick. For a short look follow the link below:

http://www.sydney100.com/sydney-in-january.htm