Community Billboard August 16th – August 22nd
This weekly community gig guide is proudly sponsored by City of Sydney’s plan for the future-Sydney 2030– making our city more green, global and connected
Luminous
Luminous in the Darling Quarter combines brilliant multi-media displays with the already vibrant landscape of Sydney’s newest and most dynamic community precinct. This month-long program injects the area with an electric energy, inviting participants to interract with the displays via the consoles provided or their smart-phones. Take a seat at one of the many restaurants nearby or snuggle up on a park bench and enjoy a multi-faceted sensory delight.
WHERE: Village Green, Darling Quarter, 1 Harbour st, Sydney
WHEN: Friday 17th of August, 6 – 1opm
HOW MUCH: FREE
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Mathilda’s Markets
Mathilda’s Markets is full of the best baby and kids goods Australia has to offer. All of the stalls are hand-picked to provide darling clothes, accessories, home-wares and toys for your little ones by Australia’s most talented creators and designers. It’s a shoppers heaven for gifts and quirky pieces for the child in your life.
WHERE: Hunters Hill Town Hall, 22 Alexandra st, Hunters Hill
WHEN: Saturday 18th of August, 9am – 11pm
HOW MUCH: FREE entry
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Jaws/Jurassic Park Double Feature
The ultimate giant predator fest, timed perfectly to the Jaws HD release making it much easier to appreciate all those special effects AND to hear that theme tune in surround sound. Then sit back and enjoy the equally quotable and enjoyable Jurassic Park. If you’re a nostalgic film thrill-seeker don’t miss out on this double-feature of over-sized monsters. You’re going to need a bigger box of popcorn.
WHERE: Hayden Orpheum Picture Palace, 380 Military rd, Cremorne
WHEN: Sunday 19th of August, 7pm
HOW MUCH: $20
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The Einstein Lecture
If your tastes are a bit more grounded in the realms of science, the seventh annual Australian Institute of Physics/Powerhouse Museum demonstration lecture focuses on the current output and continuing relevance of Einstein’s original work. Presenter Dr Michael J Biercuk is an experimental physicist and outlines the exotic theory of quantum physics we use to describe our world. Recommended for ages 14 and up.
WHERE: Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris st, Ultimo
WHEN: Tuesday 21st of August, 5:30pm
HOW MUCH: $5
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