Sydney Streets EOI
Apply to activate road space in front of your premises
We’re transforming village high streets into spaces for walking, shopping and dining with a series of special events.
Apply to activate road space in front of your premises
Sydney Streets returns from January 2023 for street closures across 7 locations. We’re celebrating local neighbourhoods, bringing communities together and supporting our high street businesses. For local businesses, it’s an opportunity to produce in-store activations to help attract customers and patrons to their venues, and potentially extend trading to outdoors subject to availability and approval.
Along with enabling road closures, we’ll provide some acoustic roving entertainment, chairs and tables around the street and portable toilets.
Receive updates on how we are transforming village high streets into spaces for walking, shopping and dining with a series of special events.
If your premises is based near Sydney Streets, make the most of increased visitors on the day.
Sydney Streets is part of our community recovery plan, supporting the economic and social recovery of businesses and local communities impacted by the pandemic.
We’ll promote the Sydney Streets program through our event listing website What’s On. All business offers or activations can be listed on the free event listing platform and be part of our promotional content. Our What’s On e-newsletter has over 30,000 subscribers and the event-listing platform is an essential marketing tool for your business this summer.
To be part of the What’s On program marketing list your activations, special offers or in-store activity as early as possible.
Note the following:
Contact the City of Sydney’s Business Concierge team on 02 9265 9333 Monday to Friday 9am to 5pm or at [email protected] for one-on-one support.
We can advise what may be possible during the road closures, support you through the approval process and help you benefit from our marketing and promotional channels.
Receive updates on how we are transforming village high streets into spaces for walking, shopping and dining with a series of special events.