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Tuesday 10 November to Tuesday 10 November 2009
Get ready for the Big Aussie Swap Party at Martin Place, hosted by Monica Trapaga.
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Erko Berzerko Fair
Saturday 14 November to Saturday 14 November 2009
Come to Erko and go Berzerko at Erskineville Public School’s huge community festival, the Erko Berzerko Fair. Enjoy a day of amazing free music, inexpensive fun for the kids, stalls galore, great prizes, and incredible food.
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Glebe Street Fair
Sunday 15 November to Sunday 15 November 2009
Glebe Street Fair will celebrate its 26th birthday this year and it’s definitely time to enjoy the party with a wonderful carnival atmosphere, over 200 stalls, entertainment, rides and activities.
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Tuesday 17 November to Tuesday 17 November 2009
Hear Maggie Kirkpatrick, who plays Madame Morrible in the Sydney production of WICKED, read from Gregory Maguire’s novel.
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Thursday 19 November to Thursday 19 November 2009
Paul Ham will discuss his book Vietnam: the Australian war, winner of the 2008 Australian History Prize, with Mike Carlton.
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Saturday 18 July to Saturday 21 November 2009
You are invited to wander through or settle in for a soul-satisfying afternoon of music at the stunning new Surry Hills Library.
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Saturday 17 October to Sunday 22 November 2009
The Multicultural Art Competition is a City of Sydney initiative to showcase artworks highlighting the City’s vision to support and build an inclusive community.
The theme for this year’s Competition is Australian Identity?! The City asks local emerging and established artists and illustrators to express their own interpretation and view about Australia’s national identity.
The competition opens on Monday 20 July 2009 and closes 5pm, 24 August 2009.
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Sydney Music, Arts & Culture (SMAC) Awards
Monday 26 October to Wednesday 25 November 2009
The Sydney Music, Arts & Culture (SMAC) Awards, run by Time Out Magazine and Fbi Radio celebrate originality, creativity and innovation, and are awarded to the artists, musos, venues, promoters, creators & culture makers who keep Sydney's heart beating.
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Sunday 18 October to Sunday 29 November 2009
The City of Sydney, Redfern, Leighhardt and Newtown Police are hosting a series of Good Neighbourhood BBQs in your area.
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Sunday 1 November to Monday 30 November 2009
‘Out-takes’ is a collection of images taken by Reprographics Officer, Paul Patterson whilst photographing projects for the City of Sydney Council.
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Sunday 6 December to Sunday 6 December 2009
Drop off your old, unwanted TVs, monitors and mobile phones at our FREE E-waste recycling day for City of Sydney residents.
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Sunday 14 June to Sunday 13 December 2009
The City of Sydney is running free cycling courses, available to any individual over 18 years old who is not a beginner. It teaches low risk and responsible riding and is designed for people who can already ride but want confidence to ride on city streets.
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Tai Chi in the Park
Tuesday 20 October to Wednesday 16 December 2009
The City of Sydney in conjunction with community exercise provider SHARE are running free Tai Chi in the Park programs in various parks across the LGA.
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Thursday 26 November to Friday 25 December 2009
This year events include the iconic Children’s Christmas Concert and lighting of the City's largest Christmas Tree, the nightly Chistmas projections on Sydney Town Hall and the Village Family Christmas Concerts.
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Thursday 31 December to Thursday 31 December 2009
Join the celebrations and take a front row seat to enjoy the world's biggest fireworks show right here in Sydney - the New Year's Eve capital of the world.
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Thursday 1 October to Sunday 31 January 2010
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.
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Friday 12 February to Sunday 28 February 2010
Celebrate the Year of the Tiger in Sydney in February 2010. City of Sydney’s annual Chinese New Year Festival is the largest Lunar New Year celebration outside of Asia.
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