Australia vs China

Hockeyroos v China International Challenge - Sydney Olympic Park – Selected days Thursday, 2nd April to Monday, 6th April

Australia's Hockeyroos face the might of China in this mouth-watering titanic world class stick waving clash of the giants of the sport. The Hockeyroos are past Olympic champions winning the gold medal here in Sydney during the Olympic Games in 2000. If you fancy having a go there is a fan zone where you can have a go at scoring a goal. Great for kids.

Get the tickets from Ticketek for just $10 for kids and $20 for adult. Family tickets and group booking discounts are also available.

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

Sydney Classic and Antique Truck Show

Sydney Classic and Antique Truck Show - Sunday, 29th March

The Sydney Classic and Antique Truck Show doesn't sound all that flash unless you are into Classic and Antique Trucks but it's not the full story. This event has been growing over the years and has powered its way into becoming the “Australia’s Best Value Family Day”. Amusement rides, entertainment and much more all for a comparatively low entrance fee:

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

Sydney International Rowing Regatta

Sydney International Rowing Regatta - Monday, 23rd March to Sunday, 29th March

The Sydney International Rowing Regatta has Olympic class muscles on show along with a powerful display of 'Aussie against Aussie' in a State against State struggle for national supremacy:

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

Faulty Towers -The Dining Experience - Sydney Opera House - 21st & 22nd March

Faulty Towers -The Dining Experience - Sydney Opera House - 21st & 22nd March

After sell-out shows in 2014 Basil Faulty returns to create havoc at the Sydney Opera House. The show was widely acclaimed and the food was, well - just don't order the duck!

Only a few tickets left.

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

Les Misérables in Sydney

Les Misérables - from 19th March

Les Miserables has been tingling the spines of critics from around the globe. Some have professed to not being able to forget the experience; some have said it was 'Better than the Original', whilst others have claimed to have reached a higher spiritual plain....ok, maybe not. Anyway, the point is a lot of people, some who write for newspapers, liked it a lot.

Now the show is coming to Sydney so maybe that higher dimension will be in reach as the show must surely be perfect. 

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

Blue Mountains Music Festival Sydney

Blue Mountains Music Festival, Katoomba - ends Sunday, 16th March

The highly acclaimed Folk and Blues Festival at Katoomba brings a vibe and air of excitement to the Blue Mountains with dozens of high class musicians providing great fun and entertainment. Follow the link below for more about the above and other goings on in March:

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

Australian Tattoo and Body Art Expo in Sydney

Australian Tattoo and Body Art Expo to Sunday 15th March

This body of work, this tattoo feast, this flesh art - it is everywhere, but what is it that drives us to such bodily transformation? Find out all that is known about this art form and be entertained by hordes of international and local artists.

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

Taste of Sydney Festival

Taste of Sydney Festival - Centennial Park - 12th - 15th March

The Taste of Sydney is mouth-watering experience of some of the finest fare around, combined with some of the best award-winning wines you can find.   

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

Art Month in Sydney

Art Month - Sydney's Top Galleries

Late nights, art bars, talks, tours, performances; the "vibrant" visual art scene reaches out to Sydney to embrace visitor and local alike. Follow the link below for more about Art Month and other goings on in March:

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

Mardi Gras Parade Sydney

Mardi Gras Parade - Oxford Street - Saturday, 7th March

Mardi Gras may have already started but the Mardi Gras Parade, the most 'must see' part of Mardi Gras, isn't on until the 7th March. If you don't have a ticket yet, don't worry, you don't need one. You might like to get to Oxford Street early though to stake out a good spot as you won't be alone - there will many thousands looking to do the same thing. Then settle in and get ready to be entertained by the procession and the party people around you. For more about the Sydney Mardi Gras:

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