The National Trust (NSW) Women’s Committee hosts this annual gift fair at Lindesay, a historic harbourside villa in Darling Point. The fair opens from 10 am to 4 pm on each of 19, 20 and 21 November 2026. Pre-booking is not required. A free shuttle runs from Edgecliff Station between 9:30 am and 4 pm,
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Meet antiquarian dealers and explore rare printed material at the annual fair. Opening night is Thursday 22 October, followed by daytime sessions on Friday and Saturday. Entry is free; any purchases are optional.
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Explore reclaimed textiles and fashion with Fast Fashun as part of New Annual. Saturday features hourly runway moments in Museum Park. Sunday moves into the McIntyre Theatrette for a relaxed, low-sensory experience. These drop-in sessions are free and do not require bookings.
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Explore the World in One Place – KOI Cultural Awareness Fair Trimester 1’s Feature Event is almost here. Get ready for a vibrant celebration of culture, connection, and community on campus. Final dates coming soon – stay tuned. What’s happening? We are hosting 5 Continent Booths – Asia, Africa, America, Europe, and Oceania. Each booth
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Event Description Experience the magic of Sydney Christmas with NSW’s tallest Christmas tree featuring 110,000 LED lights and 15,000 Australian native flowers. Enjoy nightly choir performances, dazzling light shows every 15 minutes from 8pm-midnight, and festive displays across Martin Place, Pitt Street Mall, and George Street. Free community event with special village performances at Green
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[T126: Week 8] Ever feel like you’re missing out on real Sydney experiences beyond lectures and assignments? This festival connects Sydney university students with authentic cultural, historical, and networking experiences across the city. The Australian Heritage Festival is one of the country’s largest community-driven cultural celebrations, running annually and showcasing Australia’s rich history, diverse communities,
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[T126: Week 7] Looking for a fun, affordable way to break up your study routine this trimester? This vibrant market experience gives Sydney students a chance to unwind, socialise, and discover local food and artisan culture just minutes from campus hubs. The Entertainment Quarter Easter Markets are a seasonal Sydney favourite, bringing together local artisans,
Celebrate Lunar New Year at Market City with free lion dance acrobatics, kids workshops, giveaways, calligraphy, festive installations and Asian dining. Market City’s Lunar New Year celebration features giant Year of the Horse installations, lion dance shows, kids workshops, giveaways, calligraphy and Asian food. Massive GiveawaysLucky coins, plush horses, and retail vouchers available during performances
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Event Description Celebrate the festive season at the vibrant Surry Hills Christmas Fair, a lively community market filled with food stalls, artisan gifts, live entertainment, and activities for all ages. Held annually by the Surry Hills Creative Precinct, this free outdoor event transforms Shannon Reserve into a bustling celebration of local culture, small businesses, and
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Christmas Day and Boxing Day mark the biggest festive holidays in Australia a time for celebration, giving, and summer gatherings.For students in Sydney, this is a perfect opportunity to unwind after exams, explore the city’s festive atmosphere, and experience how Australians celebrate the holiday season. What to Expect Christmas Day (Dec 25): Boxing Day (Dec
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KOI Student Society acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation, Traditional Custodians of the land where our Sydney community learns, works and connects, and the Awabakal and Worimi peoples, Traditional Custodians of the lands of our Newcastle community. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and recognise their continuing connection to Country.
