Sydney Philharmonia Choirs presents Handel’s Messiah, conducted by Elizabeth Scott with soloists and the Sydney Philharmonia Orchestra. Performances begin at 8 pm on 11 December and 1 pm on 12 and 13 December 2026. The organiser lists a duration of 135 minutes including one interval. Finish times shown here are estimates based on that duration
Join the City of Sydney’s free Christmas concert in Pyrmont for live performances, festive songs and outdoor activities. Pack a picnic rug and arrive early for a spot. Food trucks sell food and drinks; optional charity activities may request a donation. John Street Square light rail stop is approximately a 10-minute walk from Pirrama Park.
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Visit the library’s Macquarie Street forecourt for an all-ages live music session. Entry is free and no bookings are needed. Food or drinks purchased at the pop-up bar are separate from entry.
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[T226: Week 10] Curious where a robotics or AI degree could actually take you? This free showcase puts Sydney students face-to-face with the researchers, startups and industry leaders shaping Australia’s robotics scene. The inaugural Robotics@UNSW Showcase launches the university’s robotics community as a single hub spanning autonomous systems, embodied AI, maritime robotics, healthcare and advanced
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[T226: Week10] Curious what’s next for AI-powered AV, smart buildings and broadcast technology? Find out it in Integrate Expo Sydney. This free expo gives KOI students hands-on exposure to the AV and integrated tech industry, plus direct access to employers and innovators shaping it. Integrate is billed as the ANZ AV industry’s annual meeting point,
[T226: Week 8] The dog film festival Sydney students have been waiting for is here and it’s the perfect antidote to assessment burnout and endless screen fatigue. This is an easy, low-pressure way for Sydney university students to unwind, reconnect with friends, and enjoy a shared cinema experience just minutes from campus. The Top Dog
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[T226: Week 7] Swap the library for a day of live science, hands-on discovery, and a genuine mental reset that is completely free and only a short ride from campus. The Australian Museum is Australia’s first museum and a Darlinghurst icon, and its Sydney Science Trail has grown into one of the city’s most popular
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Discover Sydney’s most enchanting free outdoor cinema experience! Every Wednesday night from November 2025 through February 2026, settle in under the stars for complimentary film screenings in the heart of The Rocks’ historic laneways. Event Details Time: 5:30pm – 9:00pm (Gates open 5:30pm | Film starts 7:00pm) Getting Here: Short walk from Circular Quay |
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[T226: Week 3] Feeling burnt out from study and missing a proper social escape with music and friends? This high-energy music event gives Sydney students a chance to unwind, connect, and recharge through live electronic performances. Electric Island Sideshow is part of the global rise of electronic dance music culture, bringing internationally recognised DJs and
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Alchemy rainforest Sydney is a perfect escape for students feeling stuck in a repetitive study routine and looking for a refreshing break in the city. This immersive exhibition gives Sydney university students a chance to recharge, explore creativity, and reconnect with nature without leaving the CBD. The alchemy rainforest Sydney experience transforms The Calyx into a lush indoor
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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.
