Welcome spring in spectacular style with a visit to Australian Botanic Garden Mount Annan for the Paper Daisy Spring Festival. If you visit the festival on the weekends there’s extra fun to be had with face painting, live music, kids activities, and a pop up florist.
The Festival of the Winds is a kite flying festival that started back in 1978. It’s now Australia’s largest kite flying festival and the annual event sees people descend on Bondi Beach to fly kites together—from excited kids to professionals with some of the most impressive kites you’ll ever see. This is the only time...
The Thai Grand Festival is a free, family-friendly event and a celebration of Thai culture. You can enjoy Thai food, traditional performances, live music, and so much more.
The Darling Square Moon Festival you can enjoy illuminated lanterns, free dance workshops, lantern decorating workshops, meet Emperor Guan and Chang’e the Moon Goddess, and hear live music, while dining in the precinct.
Moon festivals are traditionally a harvest festival that aligns with the full moon. In Sydney, the popular Cabramatta Moon Festival is a celebration of Southeast Asian culture featuring live performances, food stalls, and family friendly activities.
Whether you’re a Cronulla local or looking for an excuse to visit the Shire, CronullaFest is a great weekend festival. It all kicks off on Friday evening with amusement rides to keep everyone entertained, and food trucks so you can make a night of it. Into the weekend, the amusement rides and food continues plus...
The Unbound Street Performance Festival brings roaming live performers to The Rocks for a two day takeover. Visit The Rocks Markets and enjoy the joy and surprise of the Unbound Street Performance Festival as it unfurls around you on the streets of The Rocks.