Sydney and NSW festivals, activities & events

What's On This Month

Alive at the Chapel 2010 (6 Aug)

Cupcake Day for the RSPCA (16 Aug)

Ultimo Science Festival (16-29 Aug)

Deadliest Catch Stars Visit Fish Market (20 Aug)

Public Talk - Tibetan Buddhism (21 Aug)

Penrith Spring Home Show (21-22 Aug)

Journey to Freedom Photo Exhibition (31 Aug-5 Sep)

What's On Next Month

Light The Night 2010 (1-17 Sep)

Palmy Soft Sand Race (5 Sep)

Sydney Underground Film Festival (9 Sep)

Twilight Concert in the Park Series (11 Sep)

Gusto Italian Food Festival (12 Sep)

Festival of the Winds (12 Sep)

Italian Film Festival (23 Sep-10 Oct)

EQ Spring Food & Wine Festival (25-26 Sep)

Sydney Kids Film Fest (25-27 Sep)

Free Spring Holiday Fun at EQ (27 Sep)

Future Events

Korean Film Festival (1-5 Oct)

La Leche! (3 Oct)

Free Spring Holiday Fun at EQ (4&8 Oct)

Heathcote Oktoberfest (8-10 Oct)

Best Cellars International Wine Tasting (13 Oct)

Australian International Motor Show (15-24 Oct)

Twilight Concert in the Park Series (16 Oct)

The Crows Nest Festival (17 Oct)

2010 Southern Sydney Volunteer Expo (21 Oct)

For the Love of Seafood (23 Oct)

American Muscle Car Club Charity Car Show (24 Oct)

Norton Street Italian Festa (29-31 Oct)

Terrigal Food & Wine Fair (30-31 Oct)

Hunter Valley Uncorked (7 Nov)

The Cruelty Free Festival 2010 (7 Nov)

Sans Souci Public School 125 Years Anniversary (13 Nov)

Newport Beach Festival (14 Nov)

Manly Festival of Surfing (18-21 Nov)

Rudolfs Big Day Out Christmas Festival (21 Nov)

Stereosonic 2010 (27 Nov)

Sydney Shakespeare Festival (6 Jan-27 Feb 2011)

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Chinese New Year Festival

The festival is run over a three week period during February. It features traditional entertainment with dragon and lion dances, local and international performers, cultural exhibitions, history tours and the magnificent Chinese New Year Imperial Banquet.

A colourful parade normally winds its way through Sydney's streets and the traditional Chinatown Markets open with delicious food, decorations and Chinese ornaments. Each year the exhilarating Dragon Boat Races carve up Darling Harbour.

A spectacular three weeks of fun, excitement, colour and entertainment

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