February 2008 - Sydney Fun

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Manly - a beautiful Sydney day trip

February 26th 2008 03:38

20 mins ferry away from the busy bustling Circular Quay lies Manly, one of Sydney's iconic beach suburb with more than just surf and sand.

Arriving on the ferry at Manly Wharf

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Enjoy Sydney during harbour week

February 23rd 2008 11:41

The annual Sydney Harbour week has arrived again. 1-9 March 2008. Programs include Sydney Harbour Regatta, Diving and snorkeling trips, guided tours to historical and natural reserves around the harbour, lectures and activities

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This sunday: Royal sisters visit Sydney

February 20th 2008 22:06

Last year's spectacular - the visit of Queen Mary 2 and Queen Elizabeth 2 (Image source: The Telegraph, UK)

Get yourself to the harbour this weekend to catch a glimpse of two royal sisters docked side by side, towering over even the largest structure - the Harbour Bridge - and receiving a warm welcome from Sydneysiders

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Sydney's Jazz Scene: Soup Plus and more

February 17th 2008 11:45

Melbourners say Sydney has no culture. Where there are hideaway jazz clubs scattered around THEIR city, ours are just right on the footsteps among the city centre.

I believe they just don't know where to look

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Shakespeare on the Green: The Taming of the Shrew

February 16th 2008 11:24

Petruchio:
"And to conclude, we have agreed so well together
That upon Sunday is the wedding day."
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Future Music Festival 8th March

February 13th 2008 03:30

The Future Music Festival is touring the nation and will be in Sydney on Saturday 8th March at the Royal Randwick Racecourse.

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South American Festival at Bondi Pavilion

February 11th 2008 10:33

Need something to do that is outside the city centre and a day of fun in the sun and the surf?

The annual Bondi Pavilion South American festival is on again this Sunday on the 17 Feb from 1pm to 7:30pm

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Restaurant Review: Wagamama, King St Wharf

February 11th 2008 00:11

The concept behind Wagamama was born in London among the busy and hip district of Soho. The restaurant has been known for their quality and reasonably priced food and a clean, relaxed cafeteria style dining.

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Sydney's Chinese New Year Celebrations

February 10th 2008 07:05

For two weeks now, the City of Sydney has been busy celebrating Chinese New Years which happened on 7th February (last Thursday). It's reportedly the biggest Chinese New Years celebration in a city outside Asia.

Today, the entire city's population swarmed into the city to watch the colourful Chinese New Years parade down George St into Darling Harbour and with heaven's blessing, the day was warm and sunny, much unlike the previous week

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Tropfest 2008 - live in Sydney

February 8th 2008 05:04

The annual, largest short film festival in the world is back in 2008. This year the theme is simply '8' and the 16 finalist films submitted will be screened live from The Domain in Sydney on the 17 February 2008.

(Image source: www.tropfest.com)

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Experience a ghostly side of Sydney

February 7th 2008 03:29

Sydney is known for her beach culture, the vibrant city life, the harbour bridge and opera house. However, would you be prepared to learn many of its darkest secrets?

As part of my learning to write about an iconic destination from a different point of view, I decided to join up a ghost tour around The Rocks. Now, you don't hear people talk about Sydney's ghosts too often

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Reading: Sydney's Best Harbour & Coastal Walks

February 5th 2008 10:29

Sydney Morning Herald published Sydney's Best Harbour and Coastal Walks is a comprehensive guide to many of Sydney's great outdoors, listing the dedicated walking trails around Sydney, mostly along the harbour and some into the city centre and suburbs to view significant historical and cultural sites.

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The Museum of Sydney

February 3rd 2008 21:01

It's odd for someone to visit a museum about the city they live in. I did. And I thought it was great as there are many things I didn't know, or didn't know the details of about Sydney and now, I am quite glad I had taken the time to learn them. (As long as I can still remember next week it'd be even better!)

The Museum of Sydney is a relatively new museum in Sydney right near the Circular Quay on the corner of Phillip and Bridge Sts. Admission price was $10 for an adult but I think the exhibitions were well worth it

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Marvel at our future artists

February 3rd 2008 01:21

The annual Art Express exhibition is on again. During January, you would've seen them behind polished windows of David Jones, and from today, they will be displayed at the Art Gallery of NSW (what an honour!), the College of Fine Arts at UNSW, and Hazelhurst Regional Gallery & Arts Centre in Gymea.

Art Express is an exhibition of works by talented young artists whom have just finished their HSC (the Higher School Certificate) last year, and have received high mentions for their final HSC art projects. Throughout the years, the quality of their works have been so high, that many people who only have just stumbled on the exhibition do not realise these are merely high school art

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Interested in Sydney's political history?

February 2nd 2008 11:03

The State Library of NSW, nicely situated on Macquarie St close to the Conservatorium of Music, is holding a free (yes, FREE!) exhibition on Bligh's Sydney Rebellion in 1808.