The month of December to most brings thoughts of Christmas and the endless celebrations and festivities that bring in the season. Sydney comes alive over this period and has many events on offer for the young and old alike. St Martins Place boasts Sydney’s largest Christmas Tree and a Christmas concert is held in November when the tree is decorated.
Sydney City
CAROLS IN THE DOMAIN – Saturday 19th December 2009 12 noon – 11pm
The Domain, Art Gallery Road, Sydney
Childrens carnival commences at 12 noon, Channel 7 autograph stage opens at 3pm and the concert commences at 8.30pm.
This is a charity event raising money for The Salvation Army. For those that can not make the event, Channel 7 broadcasts live so you can watch in the comfort of your own home.
For more information, visit carols in the domain
CHRISTMAS PROJECTIONS will again light up Sydney Town Hall and other buildings in Macquarie Street. Twelve slides will be projected depicting the 12 days of a Sydney Christmas. The projections will rotate every hour from 8.30pm-1.00am commencing 26th November 2009.
For more information, visit city of sydney
CHRISTMAS WALK - discover on foot the joys of Christmas for the City of Sydney’s Christmas Walk. For a map outlining the sights visit city of sydney
LANEWAYS BY GEORGE! Hidden Networks – 01st October – 31st January 2010
For something unassociated with Christmas, discover new and unexpected worlds as you wander the hidden network of inter-connected laneways in Sydney’s CBD. Eight exciting projects not only enliven these urban spaces, they also challenge us to think about our future.
For more information, visit laneways by george
For more of Sydney’s WHAT’S ON – visit, city life
Darling Harbour
Carols by the Tree – FREE Thursday to Sunday 04th – 20th December 7pm-9pm (Fireworks Saturday 19th December 2009)
Convention Centre Forecourt (by the Christmas Tree)
Christmas Eve Carols and Fireworks – FREE Thursday 24th December 2009 7pm-9pm
Convention Centre Forecourt (by the Christmas Tree)
Other
Tai Chi in the Park – for those wanting to relax and revitalize prior to hitting the pavement for Christmas shopping or family gatherings, why not enjoy Tai Chi that is being offered in a number of parks. You’ll need to wear comfy clothing, bring a drink bottle, hat and sunscreen.
For more information, contact Jeff or Jess on 02 9265 9489
Enjoy the Christmas Season!
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