There is lots to see and do in Sydney in November and our comprehensive list will help you find all the top events and some of the more obscure but equally interesting ones.
In the last four weeks of spring, the city enjoys some of the loveliest weather of the year. It is also Jacaranda season when a purple haze covers the footpaths of many Sydney suburbs.
No large annual events mean prices in hotels are reasonable and attractions are not as busy as they will become in the next few months.
Average Temperatures: 24-16°C (61-75°F)
While each year varies last November saw seven days of rain.
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Major Events in Sydney in November
Sydney Open
Sydney Open is our city’s premier architectural event, offering a unique opportunity to explore behind the scenes of Sydney’s most historically and architecturally significant buildings and spaces. This annual event, provides unprecedented access to structures that are often closed to the public.
Over the past two and a half decades, this prestigious event has opened the doors to more than 600 buildings and places of cultural significance. In that time, it has welcomed over 95,000 attendees.
When: 3 November 2025 – all events now sold out!
Where: Mainly in the inner city and suburbs
Sculpture By the Sea – Continues this month – The cliffs between Bondi and Tamarama Beaches play host to up to 100 sculptures making this breathtaking walk even more stunning.
Ghost in the Rocks continues until 3 November, see last months listing for details
Markets and Fairs
Woodstock Artisans Christmas Market
Make your way to Woodstock Community Centre for the fourth annual Woodstock Market. Just 10 minutes walk from Burwood Station the market will host over 70 high-quality stalls perfect for unique gifts, making your Christmas shopping a little easier. At the same time, you know your dollars are going directly to the creators
When: 17 November 2024
Where: Woodstock Community Centre, 22 Church St, Burwood
More: More details here
See our full list of Christmas Markets for dozens more events.
Greenwich Village Arts Trail
Greenwich artists are inviting the public to explore their studios and view their art. Despite its small size, this community boasts numerous talented artists, including award-winning contemporary painters, illustrators, sculptors, ceramicists, jewelers, photographers, and textile artists.
The Art Trail in Greenwich is a unique experience that guides you through this hidden gem of a suburb, just a few kilometres from the city centre. Follow the walk using the map or opt for the free hop-on-hop-off bus service that the local council will operate across the weekend. Buses leave from Greenwich wharf every 15 minutes.
When: 2-3 November, 10am-4pm
Where: Open studios in Greenwich, details here
Finders Keepers Market
Visit one of Australia’s favorite design markets as The Finders Keepers returns to Carriageworks this November. This much-loved market brings together Australia’s best designers and makers, offering a chance to shop unique, mindfully made products while enjoying live DJs, fresh food, and local bars.
It’s the perfect place to celebrate creativity and support the country’s top talent. Plus, grab unique Christmas presents.
When: 15-17 November 2024
Where: Carriageworks, Eveleigh, NSW, Gadigal land
Entry: $6 daily (Kids under 13 free!)
Southeast Aboriginal Arts Market
The Finders Keepers market returns with independent Aboriginal artists showcasing hundreds of unique artworks. You’ll find an incredible selection of ceramics, jewelry, weaving, carving, textiles, paintings, and prints—all for sale. This is a fantastic opportunity to support Indigenous artists and discover one-of-a-kind pieces that celebrate Australia’s rich culture and creativity.
When: 23-24 November 2024
Where: Carriageworks, Eveleigh, NSW, Gadigal land
Oz Harvest‘ Unite to Feed Australia Live
OzHarvest has announced a huge new event to help raise funds to continue their work addressing the food crisis. Unite to Feed Australia LIVE!, a fundraising concert will celebrate 20 years of OzHarvest’s work to feed those in need and raise awareness about Australia’s growing food security crisis.
Hosted by Channel 7’s Johanna Griggs and comedian Jimmy Rees, the concert will feature performances from some of Australia’s favorite artists, including Courtney Act, William Barton, Daryl Braithwaite, William Crighton, Jess Hitchcock, Felix Riebl (from The Cat Empire), Lior, Danielle Spencer, and Dylan Wright!
When: 7th November 2024 – On sale 12 Sept.
Where: ICC Theatre Sydney
Tickets: Available via Ticketek
Musical Theatre, Opera & Drama
Jesus Christ SUperstar
The lead cast for the Australian tour of the acclaimed Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre production of Jesus Christ Superstar has been revealed. This celebrated rock musical by Tim Rice and Andrew Lloyd Webber has captivated audiences with its powerful exploration of the final weeks of Jesus Christ’s life through the eyes of Judas, all set against a rock-infused score that has become legendary.
Lead Cast:
- Michael Paynter as Jesus: An international recording artist and member of the iconic Australian band Icehouse, known for his dynamic stage presence.
- Javon King as Judas: A versatile performer who wowed audiences in the Australian tour of Hairspray and brings depth to the role of Judas.
- Mahalia Barnes as Mary: A powerhouse soul and blues vocalist making her stage debut, celebrated for her performances with The Soul Mates and collaborations with top artists.
When: From 6 November 2024
Where: Capitol Theatre, Sydney
Cost: From $69.90 (Transaction fees apply)
SIX the Musical – Live in Australia
Get ready for a thrilling experience with SIX the Musical, the international sensation that has taken the world by storm! Winner of 35 major awards, including two Tony Awards and a Grammy nomination, this electrifying 80-minute show features the fierce Tudor queens as they boldly rewrite history.
SIX the Musical promises a night of unforgettable music and electrifying performances.
When: 25 October to 28 November 2024
Where: Theatre Royal Sydney
Cost: Under 15 must be accompanied by an adult.
McGuffin Park
In the small Australian town of McGuffin, the local council is thrown into disarray when the mayor suddenly resigns a week before the mid-term election, despite being a shoo-in to keep his seat.
When a self-proclaimed ‘sovereign citizen’ with an anti-government agenda is revealed as next in line for the top job, two friends step up and announce their rival candidacies. Complicated pasts, a meddling journalist and blackmail rumours push friendships to the limit – can they handle the mess of politics? Or will their friendship crumble under the pressure? Buckle up for a bumpy election ride!
Dates: 18 October – 23 November 2024
Location: Ensemble Theatre
Tickets: $40 – $88
Milo’s Wake
Get ready for a night of fun, food, and Irish charm as Richmond Players present Milo’s Wake, this heartwarming tragic-comedy will bring laughter, drama, and a touch of Irish tradition to Sydney’s North West.
Set in an Irish pub, Milo’s Wake follows Milo O’Connor, an Irishman in Australia, who throws his own wake to celebrate life with friends and family. Expect love, laughter, and a few surprises! Audiences can enjoy a theatre restaurant experience with high tea at the 2 pm shows or a two-course meal in the evening, plus BYO drinks.
When: November 9, 16, 23, 30
Where: Richmond School of Arts, Corner March and West Market Streets, Richmond
Sleigh Slay
Step into a world of festive intrigue with Sleigh Slay, an interactive murder mystery adventure by Odyssey Theatre. As Santa steps down from his role, a power struggle unfolds among rival factions competing to be the new master of Christmas. But amid the holiday chaos, someone is plotting sabotage. Guests will become key players in this thrilling tale, assigned unique characters and objectives to help uncover the culprit.
Expect an immersive experience filled with puzzles, alliances, and surprises. As you work with other attendees to solve clues, you’ll be part of a story that blends suspense and holiday cheer, all while navigating the twists and turns of the mystery. This is a perfect night out for seasoned sleuths or anyone looking for a fun, festive event.
When: November 23, 2024
Where: HP Bowlo, Hurlstone Park
Cost: $75 (includes character allocation and Christmas drink on arrival) Book now
Live Music Performances and Dance
A Simple Space
Gravity & Other Myths returns with their award-winning show A Simple Space, a raw and exhilarating display of acrobatics and strength. Performed by seven acrobats and backed by live percussion, the show focuses on physicality, creativity, and playful competitiveness.
Stripping away elaborate production, it brings the audience close to the action, immersing you in every breath and movement. Since premiering at Adelaide Fringe in 2013, A Simple Space has captivated audiences in over 35 countries with its intense, joyful energy.
When: 5-9 November
Where: Carriageworks, Bay 20, Eveleigh, NSW
Sydney Symphony Orchestra – Mozart’s Jupiter Symphony
Immerse yourself in the brilliance of Mozart’s final symphony, Symphony No. 41, popularly known as the “Jupiter.” This masterpiece is a stunning blend of grandeur and elegance, showcasing Mozart’s genius.
With its opening chords evoking the might of thunderbolts and the majesty of the king of the gods, this symphony promises to be an electrifying experience. Join Chief Conductor Simone Young as she leads the orchestra through this striking composition.
When: 8–9 November
Where: Sydney Opera House
Cost: Starting from $69
Sydney Symphony Orchestra – Die Walküre
Experience the power and emotion of Die Walküre, the second installment of Richard Wagner’s monumental Ring Cycle. Under the baton of Simone Young—an acclaimed conductor known for her groundbreaking performances—this concert features a stellar lineup of soloists and the full orchestra, bringing to life Wagner’s rich harmonies and dramatic storytelling. Witness the epic tales of love, war, and destiny that have captivated audiences for generations.
When: 15 & 17 November
Where: Sydney Opera House
Cost: Starting from $69
The Rite of Spring
Join us for an exhilarating performance of Igor Stravinsky’s The Rite of Spring, a work that revolutionized music with its innovative rhythms and bold orchestration. Led by celebrated conductor Vasily Petrenko, this concert is not to be missed. Experience the visceral energy that has garnered rave reviews for Petrenko’s interpretations.
The evening will also feature Camille Saint-Saëns’ Cello Concerto No. 1, performed by the virtuoso Johannes Moser, along with Elizabeth Younan’s evocative piece, ‘Nineteen Seventy-Three,’ highlighting the talent of a groundbreaking young composer.
When: 27–30 November
Where: Sydney Opera House
Cost: Starting from $69
Film festivals and Events
MOV’IN BED
MOV’IN BED, the world’s largest outdoor bed cinema, is back for a summer-long season! Barangaroo’s Harbour Park will transform into a movie lover’s paradise, where you can sink into one of 160 luxurious beds, complete with pillows and blankets, while enjoying a breathtaking sunset over the city skyline.
This year’s lineup is packed with blockbuster hits like Gladiator II and The Joker: Folie à Deux, along with timeless classics and themed nights, making it Sydney’s ultimate summer cinema experience. Relax under the stars and indulge in food and drinks delivered directly to your bed—from handmade pizzas to frozen cocktails and local wines, all ordered via a QR code on your bedside table.
For an elevated experience, upgrade to the West Hotel VIP area with king-sized beds, butler service, bottomless popcorn, and complimentary sparkling wine.
When: 29 November 2024 – 23 March 2025
Where: Harbour Park, Barangaroo
Cost: Sand tickets $12, Queen Bed for 2 $89, King Bed for 3 $119, VIP Bed options from $150
See the full list of Sydney’s outdoor cinemas for 2024-25 for more great movie fun
Japanese Film Festival
The finest of Japanese storytelling will be on offer at the 2024 Japanese Film Festival.
Drama enthusiasts shouldn’t miss Shadow of Fire, a poignant historical drama by renowned director Shinya Tsukamoto. This touching film tells the story of an unlikely family—a sex worker, a young orphan, and a demobilized soldier—fighting to survive in the aftermath of World War II.
For those who crave suspense, MATCHED offers a chilling dive into the dark side of online dating, starring Japan Academy Film Prize winner Uchida Eiji. Meanwhile, OUT delivers a gritty, real-life inspired narrative about a 17-year-old former gang leader’s quest for redemption after leaving juvenile detention.
Visit the festival website for the complete film lineup.
When: 9 October to 10 November 2024
Where: Palace Norton Street
Irish Film Festival Australia
The Irish Film Festival continues this month, bringing a stellar selection of Ireland’s finest cinematic offerings to Australian audiences. From gripping dramas to thought-provoking documentaries, the 2024 program promises to deliver the wit and charm that Irish storytelling is renowned for.
This year’s festival places a special emphasis on musical themes and important women’s issues, including domestic violence awareness.
When: 17 October to 24 November 2024
Where: Dendy Cinema, Newtown
More details on the event site
Jewish International Film Festival
The Jewish International Film Festival (JIFF) continues this November, offering a captivating lineup of films that dive deep into Jewish life and culture. You can enjoy a diverse mix of 41 feature films, television series, and short films from across 17 countries, with themes that range from history and survival to music and modern-day challenges.
Highlights for this month include The Performance and Tatami, along with exclusive Q&A sessions with filmmakers. Whether you’re in the mood for drama, comedy, or documentary, there’s something for every film lover.
When: 27 October – 22 December 2024
Where: Ritz Cinemas, Randwick | 28 Oct – 5 Dec & Ritz Cinemas, Randwick | 28 Oct – 5 Dec
The Smart Fone Flick Fest (SF3)
The Smart Fone Flick Fest (SF3) is back for its 10th year, celebrating the best international short films shot entirely on smartphones. This year’s festival features over 360 entries from around the world, including categories for kids, mini films, and a special AI section.
Highlights include the Gala Finals, SF3 Kids Screening & Awards, and a masterclass, with opportunities to network, enjoy a red-carpet event, and discover creative storytelling from both emerging and established filmmakers. From documentaries to feature films, SF3 showcases the incredible potential of smartphone filmmaking.
When: 16-17 November 2024
Where: Palace Chauvel Cinema, Paddington, Sydney
Museums & Galleries / Art and Exhibitions
Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru
Embark on an extraordinary journey back in time with the Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru exhibition. This immersive multi-sensory experience showcases over 130 priceless ancient Andean artefacts, bringing to life the opulent history of Peru’s captivating civilizations.
Highlights include:
- Remarkable Gold Collection: Come face-to-face with one of the most impressive gold collections ever to tour the globe
- Ancient Artefacts: Discover exquisite jewellery, funerary objects from royal tombs, and many more artefacts that illuminate the daily lives, spiritual beliefs, and extraordinary achievements of the Andean people.
- Virtual Reality Experience: Enhance your visit with a thrilling VR adventure that transports you back thousands of years, allowing you to experience the wonders of Machu Picchu like never before.
- Side Exhibition: A small section will showcase erotic ceramic artefacts, illustrating the Andean fascination with natural life cycles, birth, and death.
When: November 2024 – February 2025
Where: Australian Museum – Tickets on sale soon.
Primavera 2024: Young Australian Artists
Primavera 2024: Young Australian Artists has opened at the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia (MCA), showcasing works by five emerging artists: Teresa Busuttil, Chun Yin Rainbow Chan, Aidan Hartshorn, Monica Rani Rudhar, and Sarah Ujmaia. Curated by Lucy Latella, the exhibition explores cultural connection amid social and political challenges, with each artist drawing on personal and family histories.
The diverse works presented highlight the evolving nature of cultural identity. Now in its 33rd year, Primavera remains a significant platform for early-career Australian artists.
When: 30 August 2024 – 27 January 2025
Where: Museum of Contemporary Art
Ocean Photographer of the Year
Dive into a world of wonder at the Ocean Photographer Exhibition, showcasing the most breathtaking underwater imagery from around the globe. This stunning collection features works from both renowned and emerging photographers, offering a unique glimpse into the mysterious depths of our oceans.
From vibrant coral reefs teeming with life to the graceful movements of majestic marine mammals, each photograph tells a story of beauty, fragility, and the urgent need for ocean conservation. Visitors will be transported to underwater realms rarely seen by human eyes, experiencing the magic and majesty of marine ecosystems.
When: From 28 November into the new year
Where: Australian National Maritime Museum
Head On Photo Festival
Secure your ticket to Australia’s hottest event in photography! The Head On Photo Festival returns to Sydney for its 15th year, with a program full of exciting events and engaging artist talks.
Don’t miss out on the Head On Launch Party, where you can experience the power of a global arts platform firsthand. You’ll meet the exciting faces behind the world’s most acclaimed photographic works.
There will be delicious food, vibrant music, mesmerising displays as Head On kick off the festival and announce the $80,000 prize pool.
Check the website for the list of events.
When: 8 Nov–1 Dec 2024
Where: Bondi Pavilion and Beach Promenade and in galleries across Sydney
Cost: Get your tickets at Humanitix
Isaac Julien: Once Again… (Statues Never Die) at MCA Australia
Isaac Julien, a pioneer of multi-screen installation art and one of Britain’s most influential artists, combines film, photography, and installation to explore themes of race, gender, and cultural identity. His latest work, Once Again… (Statues Never Die), is a five-screen black-and-white film that delves into the relationship between art collector Albert C. Barnes and philosopher Alain Locke, two figures central to discussions of African art and its role in global art history.
Accompanying the film are 19th- and early 20th-century African art objects on loan from the Australian Museum, along with sculptures by Richmond Barthé and contemporary artist Matthew Angelo Harrison, highlighting the ongoing impact of African art on Black identity in the West.
When: 27 September 2024 – 16 February 2025
Where: Museum of Contemporary Art Australia
Cost: Visit the MCA website for ticket information
Events for Foodies
November is a bumper month for food lovers in Sydney with loads of food and wine events to fill your calendar.
Philip Shaw Wine DInner at Abode
Calling all food and wine lovers! Join acclaimed winemaker Philip Shaw for a one-night-only dining experience at ABODE Bistro. Bar in Darling Harbour. Hosted by Damien Shaw, CEO of Philip Shaw Wines, you’ll enjoy a four-course menu crafted by Chefs Josh Askew and Wayne Lai, paired with award-winning cool-climate wines.
Indulge in highlights like Cured Ora King Salmon and 32-day dry-aged Beef Striploin, expertly matched with six wines. Philip Shaw has personally curated six exceptional pairings to enhance each course and will be talking through the wine notes and ethos with each dish. To view the wine pairings see here.
When: Friday, 8 November 2024, 6.30pm – 9.30pm
Where: ABODE Bistro. Bar, PARKROYAL Darling Harbour, 150 Day Street, Sydney
Cost: $149 per person
Sydney Cellar Door
Sydney Cellar Door is back, bringing together the best wines from across New South Wales in a two-day celebration. After almost a decade’s hiatus, the event offers wine lovers a chance to taste and discover exceptional wines from 40 regional producers representing 16 wine regions.
Expect tastings from wineries like Philip Shaw and Ross Hill from Orange, Margan and Tyrrell’s from the Hunter Valley, and classic Mudgee varietals from Lowe Family Wines and Robert Stein. The event will also feature live entertainment and food trucks, making it a fun-filled experience for all.
When: 9-10 November 2024
Where: Tallawoladah Lawn, outside the Museum of Contemporary Art, The Rocks
Gozney’s Proof Supper Club
Experience culinary magic at Proof Supper Club Sydney, part of Gozney’s exclusive world tour. Hosted by rising star chef Analiese Gregory, this unforgettable evening combines gourmet dining with interactive experiences in a secret outdoor location.
You will enjoy:
- Multi-course dining experience with wine pairings
- Hands-on pizza making with Gozney Pizza Collective
- Exclusive interaction with Chef Analiese Gregory
Analiese brings her unique forage-to-fork cooking style from Tasmania to Sydney, promising an extraordinary culinary adventure. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a truly one-of-a-kind gastronomic event that pushes the boundaries of traditional dining.
When: November 14, 2024 at 6pm
Where: Secret outdoor venue (revealed 7 days before event)
Cost: A$150.00 – Ticket Sales: Begin October 15th at 9am
Sydney Gin Festival
Raise a glass and get ready for a gin-credible experience as the Sydney Gin Festival returns this November! Gin enthusiasts can enjoy an extraordinary lineup of over 55 craft distillers and a chance to sample 220 boutique gins.
Take your gin journey to the next level with masterclasses hosted by experts from the International Spirits Academy, offering insider tips and hands-on cocktail crafting sessions. Be sure to check out special features from Hickson House, Papa Salt, and Puss & Mew Distillery!
New for 2024: Enjoy priority entry with “Jump the Q” tickets or opt for the “Any Session” ticket for added flexibility.
For more details and to secure your spot, visit www.ginevents.com.au
When: Friday 15 – Saturday 16 November 2024
Where: Rosehill Gardens, Parramatta
Tickets: 3hr tasting sessions from $50 | Masterclasses from $110 | Four-ticket bundle for $50 per person (Friday only)
Wine Island: A Holiday on the Harbour
Nestled among the palm trees at Gap Bluff in the stunning NSW National Park, this hidden paradise will offer panoramic views over Sydney Harbour while you indulge in a curated selection of wines, beverages, and culinary delights from around the world.
Explore cellar doors from acclaimed wineries like Kies Family Wines, DAS Juice, Chateau Tanunda, Rameau d’Or, and many more! Enjoy a refreshing selection of drinks from iconic Australian holiday spots, including Broulee Brewhouse, Papa Salt Gin, and Lūla Rum.
When: Friday 29 November to Sunday 1 December
Where: Gap Bluff, Watsons Bay
Tickets: on sale now from $89 via their Wine Island
Luna Lu’s Dumpling Masterclass
Luna Lu’s Dumpling Masterclass is the perfect way to welcome spring in Sydney. With its prime location at The Rocks and gorgeous views of Sydney Harbour, this 90-minute class will have you mastering the art of dumpling-making in no time.
Guided by Luna Lu’s resident chef, you’ll prepare two delicious dumplings, including a vegan option, and enjoy a glass of sparkling wine on arrival. Open to all skill levels, it’s a fun way to spend your Sunday with family or friends.
When: Sunday 24 November, 4pm – 6pm
Where: Luna Lu, 7-27 Circular Quay West, The Rocks
Cost: $100 adults, $55 children (plus booking fee)
Five Dock “Little Italy” Food Tour
Discover one of Sydney’s original Italian Communities on this walking tour of Five Dock and discover their passion and taste their delicious products!
This is a great experience for locals or visitors to Sydney who want to see a slice of everyday life.
When: 9 November, 9am
Where: Meet in front of Fred Kelly Place, just back off Great North Road Five Dock
Tickets: $70 per person (includes one coffee and 4 tastings, Book here
Sports and Outdoor Events
Australia Vs Pakistan T20
Get ready for an exciting showdown as Australia takes on Pakistan in the Men’s T20 International Series this November. Featuring two world-class fast bowling attacks, this series promises to be a thrilling spectacle across three iconic venues.
The first game in the 3 game series will be held at the Gabba on 16 November, and the final game in Hobart on November 18. The middle game is in Sydney with ticket on sale now.
When: Saturday, 16 November 2024 from 7pm
Where: SCG, Sydney, Moore Park
Yoga in the Park
Get fit and flexible every Sunday morning with FREE Yoga in The Park! The focus on breathing, the concentration required to find balance in certain poses, the flow of the movements – it’s all an active meditation that can help clear the mind, quieten anxieties and strengthen your body.
When: 9:30 am, every Sunday (All Year)
Where: Corner of Lower Fort St. and George St. at Dawes Point Park, right under the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
Tickets: Free, more Info here
NSW Regional Events
Blackheath Rhododendron Festival
It’s a flower festival with a whole lot more, including a grand street parade, wood chopping, coal shovelling and lots more.
When: 4 November 2023
Where: Wentworth Street Blackheath Village, Blue Mountains.
Cost: Free
More: Check the festival website
Check out our weekend in Blackheath for ideas of other sites to see if you visit the Rhododendron Festival or our guide to the Blue Mountains High Tea for a bite to eat before you head home.
Savour The Tweed – A Culinary Celebration
Get ready for five days of flavour-filled experiences at Savour The Tweed, Australia’s newest food and drink event, in the last week of November. This exciting event showcases The Tweed’s gourmet offerings through a stunning program of over 20 distinctive events.
From First Nations storytellers to passionate chefs, talented distillers, brewers, baristas, cheesemakers, and artisan producers, Savour The Tweed brings together the best of the region’s culinary scene.
With events like the Welcome to Country Dinner with Bundjalung chef Mindy Woods, seafood cooking demos with award-winning chefs, and exclusive dining experiences featuring local produce, Savour The Tweed is a must-attend for food lovers.
When: 30 October – 3 November 2024
Where: Various locations across The Tweed
Cost: Visit savourthetweed.com.au for event details and ticket purchases.
The Lakes Festival
The Lakes Festival is a 10 day event featuring more than 20 free events across the Central Coast. Think sports, family fun, culture, art, and live music events.
Events are spread along the coast from Woy Woy to Budgewoi. The star of the show Light up the Lake on Saturday 9 November, will feature fireworks, food stalls, and plenty of great live music, so grab a picnic blanket and join in the fun.
When: 8-17 November 2024
Where: Memorial Park The Entrance
Cost: Free, check the festival program
Berry Motorfair
Berry Motorfair is back and bigger than ever! This year’s event will be held at the stunning Coolangatta Estate Winery, offering a perfect day out for car enthusiasts, families, and friends. Expect a curated collection of cool, classic, and collectible cars, alongside live music, delicious food and drink stalls, charity auctions, and exciting giveaways.
In addition to the spectacular cars and entertainment, Berry Motorfair continues its support for Lifeline Australia and is proud to partner with the Starlight Children’s Foundation. The event aims to raise $150,000 for these vital organizations.
- When: Sunday, 24th Nov. 2024 – 10am to 2pm
- Where: Coolangatta Estate Winery, 1335 Bolong Road, Coolangatta
- Tickets: from Berry Motorfair Humanitix page
Plan ahead
There is lots happening across Sydney over the summer so get a head start with these pages.
- What’s on in Sydney in December
- What’s on in January in Sydney
- Christmas Events
- School holidays in Sydney
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