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Welcome, listeners, to Things to do in Sydney for Monday, November 24, 2025! It’s your adventure-loving, sports-obsessed pal Oly Bennet, ready to launch another epic Sydney safari through the city’s quirkiest events, must-dos, and absolute gems. Today’s mood? Sydney is vibing with balmy late spring feels, with the weather delivering highs near 25°C and a delicious breeze—ideal for exploring, dancing, or just a casual stroll with a gelato, mate!The city’s energy is pure fizz this week. Darling Harbour is already buzzing ahead of the upcoming PASKO Philippine Christmas Festival, but today it’s the anticipation that’s infectious. Locals and travelers are gearing up for a stacked week, and the heartbeat of Sydney is set to max volume. AC/DC fever is surging—the legendary band preps for their epic Power Up Tour encore at Accor Stadium tomorrow. But today, the pre-party scene is just as electric: head to Mothership Studios in Marrickville for the AC/DC PWR/UP pop-up, snag limited edition vinyl, and load up on rock ‘n’ roll merch!Cultural thrill-seekers, the Art Gallery of NSW is serving up a time-travel treat with Dangerously Modern, spotlighting trailblazing Australian women artists who stormed the European art world before most of us could spell ‘cubism.’ With over 200 works tracing wild creative journeys from Paris to Ireland and back, it’s a feast for your brain and eyeballs. Even more wild? Margaret Preston and Nora Heysen’s work could inspire your own late-night doodling binge.For families and adventure junkies, Sydney’s experiences today are equally inviting. Book a Taronga Zoo ticket with a ferry ride for close-up animal action, or opt for the bravest leap—tandem skydiving over Wollongong Beach. Less daredevil, more discovery? Take The Rocks History Walking Tour and unlock 90 minutes of local legends, ghost stories, and surprises around every cobblestone corner. If you’re the reptile-loving sort, get up close at the Australian Reptile Park, which is open till 5pm.If nightlife is your game, warm up for the big AC/DC bash with a Laneway Festival pre-party brunch at Since I Left You on Kent Street. Only 100 tickets, so if you’re fast, you and your mates get a club-level brunch, DJs, festival glitter station, and a drag queen host who’s got more laughs than a kangaroo in a bounce-off.Now, in today’s local news: Sydney trains and buses are stepping up service ahead of tomorrow’s stadium rush, so don’t even think about driving—public transport is the true MVP. Large Mirage is set to hit Accor Stadium as a local support act, giving Sydneysiders extra home-team bragging rights. There are whispers of new restaurants popping up in Potts Point this week, from Japanese izakaya-style bars to vegan burger joints, so keep an eye out if your stomach’s feeling adventurous.Must-do tips for the day: Wander Circular Quay for street performers and the classic Harbour Bridge selfie, but detour through hidden laneways like Angel Place for magical birdcage art installations overhead. Locals know: always carry a refillable water bottle—Sydney’s public fountains are top notch and eco-cool, and you’ll thank yourself at a festival or bushwalk.Fun fact to drop in conversation? The world’s longest distance sailed by a Class40 boat—over 8,400 nautical miles—was set by competitors heading to Sydney for the GLOBE40 race, which hits the harbour soon. Sydney’s waters aren’t just pretty—they’re world-record territory!And don’t even think this week’s fun stops here. Tomorrow is set for rock ‘n’ roll history as AC/DC electrifies the stadium, and Saturday will bring the Hypersonic Festival and the Filipino Christmas bonanza. Stay hyped, Sydney, because you never know when a dance party will break out over your morning coffee.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome listeners to Things to do in Sydney, coming at you live on Friday, November 21, 2025. It’s your mate Oly Bennet here—globe-trotting sports buff, unearther of the world’s wildest events, and possibly the most enthusiastic Sydneysider not technically born here! Sydney today is sparkling under blue skies with a balmy breeze—perfect for soaking up culture, fresh tunes, festive feasts, and plenty of action. With summer peeking around the corner and the Christmas spirit sneaking into shop windows, the city is buzzing with holiday anticipation.Dive into today's picks: For music lovers, tonight is absolutely pulsing with energy as GRAMMY-winning local legends RÜFÜS DU SOL blast the Qudos Bank Arena on their Inhale / Exhale World Tour. Expect heart-thumping beats and visuals that’ll set your senses spinning—bring your best dance moves and a shirt you don’t mind getting sweaty! If you’re craving another kind of sonic time warp, Hot Dub Time Machine explodes onto Fleet Steps, Mrs Macquaries Point for “Hot Dub on the Harbour.” Dancing across decades of hits with waterfront fireworks—history has never been this much fun.Feeling festive? Swing by ICC Sydney for the Good Food & Wine Show Christmas Market, where more than 150 producers showcase everything from artisan cheeses to top-notch local wines and Christmas treats. Try to resist the gingerbread… I dare you. Families will love Darling Harbour’s Christmas Festival: roaming performers, sparkling carollers, and—brace yourself—the big guy in red himself, Santa. Get your jingle on!Culture vultures are spoiled for choice: The Shiralee at Sydney Opera House transforms an outback classic into epic theatre; over at Customs House, “The Model Makers” exhibition lets you geek out over tiny Sydney landscapes—a literal miniature city! If you fancy getting hands-on, Centra 86 Spicy Margarita Masterclass invites you to craft the drink Sydneysiders argue is “the best in town.” Tell Aunt Margie you’re learning culinary skills, not just sampling tequila…For Sydneysiders on the prowl for new flavors, Bridge Street Social just launched a pop-up outdoor drinks hub in the CBD—cocktails, cold beers, and classic pub snacks served with end-of-year cheer. According to Man of Many, it’s already fast becoming the after-work hang-out for city dwellers winding down.Oly’s top tip: Get around Sydney by ferry today! Not only is the Harbour a killer backdrop for selfies, but the public transit boat system is an absolute gem for avoiding city traffic. Want to feel like a local? Tap your Opal card and scoot across sparkling waters—bonus points for enjoying summer’s first mango ice cream along the way.Looking at tomorrow, you haven’t seen quirky sports until you’ve sampled a beachside Maroubra surf lesson (no wipeouts, just belly laughs), or started your Christmas countdown at Darling Harbour’s Filipino Christmas Festival—food, parades, and wildly enthusiastic carol singers primed for maximum holiday spirit.Tune in tomorrow for more epic Sydney discoveries—unique festivals, bizarre competitions, and maybe, just maybe, the city’s weirdest sporting event. You know Oly loves a wild contest. Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Hello, thrill-seekers and Sydney sideline superstars! This is Oly Bennet spinning you into another episode of “Things to do in Sydney.” It’s Thursday, November 20, 2025, and the Emerald City is buzzing more than a cricket during the Boxing Day test. Whether you’re a lifer, a backpacker, or just lost your boomerang in Circular Quay, pull on your fun socks—there’s a buffet of bonkers experiences ahead!Let’s kick things off with today’s city vibe: We’re looking at classic Sydney sunshine to keep Bondi popping and cafés brimming. The city’s feeling lively after last night’s ARIA Awards at Hordern Pavilion—congrats to Andrea Lam, Lucy Clifford, Amyl & the Sniffers, Ninajirachi, and all the music makers who rocked the house. There’s still a post-party glow, and everyone’s talking about the music, the fashions, and who actually wore those “off the wall” shoes Limelight magazine couldn’t stop describing.But you want action, not just accolades! Here’s what you can catch today:AC/DC fans—get those devil horns ready! The legends are igniting stages at Accor Stadium, and let’s face it, every Sydneysider is pretending they know all the lyrics when the opening riff hits, as Time Out Sydney lays out all the details for ticket-holders.For a mysterious night out, try Sydney’s Murder Mystery: A Deadly Dating Game. Happening downtown at George Street and Alfred Street, it’s part theatre, part whodunnit, all fun—bring your clue-finding A-game, because nothing says “date night” like slightly suspicious glances.Feel like stretching your tastebuds rather than your little grey cells? Barangaroo is alive with Golden Hours, a festival of Aperol Spritz specials, exclusive menus, live DJs, and a roaming parade that could see you dancing off dinner—all with a bay breeze and, if you get lucky, a trip to Italy up for grabs, as reported by Sydney Times.Art lovers, don’t swap your paintbrush for a meat pie just yet. Desert Colours 2025 lights up the Northern Beaches at Curl Curl Creative Space. This dazzling Aboriginal art exhibition celebrates the epic palette of Central Australia and brings a rainbow of Indigenous storytelling straight to Sydney’s doorstep, as Honey Ant Gallery confirms.And music lovers, crank up the decibels for Onslaught at The Underground tonight—a metal gig guaranteed to raise your heart rate and, according to Concerts-Metal.com, possibly your eyebrows.Around the city, there’s a little extra sparkle with boutique shopping at the Double Bay Christmas Festival, and foodie frolics for all at the Good Food & Wine Show’s Christmas Market kicking off tomorrow at ICC Sydney. Big news for restaurant hoppers: several new eatery openings have locals queuing around the block at Barangaroo, so book ahead or befriend someone with inside info!Getting around is a breeze with all major train and light rail services operating normally. If you’re planning to party into the evening, extra late-night buses are rolling out from central hubs thanks to today’s influx of event goers.If you’re looking for classic Sydney, never skip the Opera House steps. But for those who crave quirky, find a local surf club hosting a “Thong Throwing” contest—yes, it’s an actual sport and the perfect photo op.Handy Sydney tip: if you lose your bearings, follow the smell of flat whites or the sound of cockatoos—one leads to caffeine, the other to chaos, but both will deliver you somewhere memorable.Tomorrow promises a feast for the senses: AC/DC rocks again, festive shopping rolls on, and the Bondi Head On Photo Festival keeps art buffs busy until the weekend. Tune in tomorrow to hear about rooftop yoga, the wildest Christmas pop-ups, and maybe a story about the legendary “emu race” at a secret city pub.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome, listeners, to Things to do in Sydney! Coming at you on Sunday, November 16, 2025, with your mate Oly Bennet—the only globe-trotting sports nut who thinks roller disco and competitive trainspotting should be Olympic events. The city today is basking in classic late-spring brilliance: sun shining, a cool breeze off the harbour, and Sydney absolutely bursting at the seams with action, art, and epic entertainment. You can practically smell the sunscreen, fairy floss, and anticipation for summer.If you’re wondering where to start, let’s dive into the wild smorgasbord of events Sydney is throwing our way right now. First up, North Sydney transforms into a full-blown wonderland with the Kirribilli Street Festival. Think live music, alfresco dining, and—hold onto your retro shorts—a pop-up roller-skating rink in the Burton Street Tunnel. Skating beneath the bridge with disco lights and instructors ready to help both wobbly newbies and secret skate gods? It’s peak Sydney. Entry’s free, the vibes are louder than your dad’s 80s mixtape, and the community spirit is off the charts, thanks to North Sydney Streets and the NSW Open Streets Program.If your idea of epic is movies, strut those fancy shoes down the red carpet at Chatswood’s The Concourse for the Focus on Ability Short Film Festival. This afternoon celebrates powerful films by and about people with disability, blending inspiration, art, and the sort of creativity that makes you want to start your own movie, with popcorn mandatory.For groove-lovers and party pirates, don’t miss UNCLE WAFFLES spinning on Glass Island—a floating dance floor bobbing with beats right in the harbour. Ticket info is on Eventbrite, so go on, shake a leg and pretend you’re the Monarch of the Dance Floor. Meanwhile, if you prefer your music on land, Steven Wilson hits the ICC Darling Harbour Theatre tonight for an electrifying concert that’s sure to raise the roof and possibly rearrange your brain cells. According to setlist.fm, tonight’s show is part of his Overview Tour and promises new tracks and fan favourites sure to make progressive rock lovers weep with joy.Families, don’t worry—Sydney’s got your Sunday sorted too. Gather the troops for a day of train rides at Galston Valley Railway, dive into local makers’ magic at Lane Cove Makers Market, or let your mini Picassos run wild with hands-on creative adventures—all details courtesy of North Shore Mums’ unbeatable guide to weekend fun.Sydney’s culture fix is also in high gear at the Museum of Contemporary Art, hosting Primavera 2025: Young Australian Artists, spotlighting emerging talents who’ll have you pondering the meaning of that giant inflatable octopus by the water. Carve out time to catch some classical magic as Ku-ring-gai Philharmonic Orchestra fills Turramurra with Mozart, Strauss, and Beethoven this afternoon, or get your groove on at local markets overflowing with gourmet finds and live jams.Bit peckish or in need of updates? Sydney's latest buzz includes the much-anticipated opening of “Sebastian by the Sea,” Bondi’s new fresh-casual seafood joint drawing crowds with their lobster rolls and prawn cocktails so good you’ll want to move in. Light rail upgrades around Circular Quay have smoothed out weekend service—making it easier to bounce between hotspots without breaking a sweat.If you’re after Oly’s pick for the true-blue must-do: take the ferry out to Cockatoo Island. This spot is a playground of history, mystery, and unbeatable Sydney views—plus, there’s now a kid-friendly self-guided tour that turns the whole island into your own quirky trivia quest. Trust me; you haven’t truly done Sydney until you’ve posed as a convict and tried to spot a ghost with an ice-cream in hand.Local tip from Oly: Sydneysiders have a sixth sense for hidden laneway coffee shops. Duck down Bulletin Place near Circular Quay to discover an espresso nook with better flat whites than most five-star hotels, and some of the city’s friendliest baristas who’ll chat footy or film fests between pulls of the milk steamer.As today winds down—don’t hang up your adventure boots yet! Tomorrow brings even more dazzling events, including a fresh round of artisan markets, outdoor art installations, and, rumour has it, a sunrise paddleboard race at Rose Bay. So tune in again as Oly Bennet chases Sydney’s quirkiest, wildest, and most heart-thumping happenings.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

G’day, listeners! Welcome to Things to Do in Sydney—your daily ticket to the wild side of the Harbour City. It’s Saturday, November 15th, 2025, and you’ve got Oly Bennet at the mic, ready to whip up a fresh batch of Sydney adventure. Strap in because today’s city vibe is an absolute spirited blend—summer warmth rolling in, blue skies lighting up the Opera House, and the whole place buzzing with the promise of the weekend.Let’s set the tone: right now, Sydney’s flirting with perfect late-spring weather. Expect balmy temps in the mid-20s, that classic salty breeze, and extra energy in the air, thanks to some seriously epic events. Today, the city is absolutely going off—the kind of day you’ll remember when you’re telling your mates, “You had to be there!”First, Sydney is doing the hard rock shuffle tonight as Metallica brings their M72 World Tour to Accor Stadium. Picture thousands of fans, an earth-shaking sound system, Evanescence and Suicidal Tendencies on support—pure mayhem, pure magic. If you spot groups in all black with tour tees, you’ll know why! Meanwhile, if you’re in the mood for quieter but no less soaring vocals, the Russian Orthodox Male Choir of Australia marks its 10th anniversary at the Opera House—chills guaranteed, even on a warm night.For families, head over to the International Convention Centre for the One Fine Baby Expo—it’s the ultimate shopping spree for new parents, and it’s completely free to enter. Culture vultures can wander through the “Dangerously Modern” exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW, showcasing trailblazing women artists, or catch the electrifying “Prism” performance at the Opera House, serving up contemporary dance and theatre in one amazing package. If you love quirky sports as much as I do, Perry Park is running drop-in pickleball—all skill levels welcome, and friendly banter guaranteed.Feeling festive? Get your Christmas on a little early at the Good Food & Wine Show Christmas Market. That’s over 150 stalls of Aussie food, wine, and cheeky holiday indulgence—prepare your tastebuds for maximum merriment!Now, for some neat city news: Oxford Street’s legendary music vibes are ramping up, with a fresh crop of indie food pop-ups and the Metallica pop-up shop running all weekend—swing past for limited-edition merch if you’re a collector. Getting around is smooth sailing, with extra late-night trains running for the stadium crowd and ferries gliding across the Harbour. New eatery alert: Surry Hills’ latest Thai street food joint just opened its doors—locals are raving about the crispy pork belly.If you’ve only got a few hours, my first power move is a ferry from Circular Quay—snag those snap-worthy Harbour views. Stroll The Rocks for live buskers and killer street eats, or challenge yourself to find Sydney’s best gelato (pro tip: follow your nose, not the queue). For something offbeat, check out the Phantom Pursuit ghost tour—it’s a spine-tingling Sydney history lesson with a supernatural twist.Here’s your local tip from Oly’s playbook: at sunset, plonk yourself down at Barangaroo Reserve. You’ll catch a 360-degree light show of yachts, skyscrapers, and locals unwinding. It’s free, it’s stunning, and no filter needed.Tune in tomorrow for Sunday’s round-up—think boat shows, indie markets, and secret garden tours. I’ll be back with more surprises that’ll make you want to lace up your sneakers and dive in. Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Sydney! It's Friday, November 14, 2025, and I’m Oly Bennet—your trusty guide for wild adventures and unforgettable moments in Australia’s legendary Harbour City. Let’s get this party started because Sydney is radiating energy today, with the sun shining and spring temperatures hovering around the mid-20s. Whether you’re a local legend or a curious traveller, there’s a slice of quirky, vibrant Sydney with your name on it.Sydney’s current vibe? Pure buzz. The weather’s giving main-character energy—so pack your sunnies and prep your best walkabout shoes. The Women UNLIMITED Leadership Summit just wrapped up, sending a wave of positivity across town after appearances from Hillary Clinton and Julia Gillard. If you hear spontaneous high-fives and pep talks on the streets, blame it on that summit of kindness!Craving culture? Tonight, get ready for “Every Wild Idea” at Woollahra’s Critical Path, 7 PM; icons of movement and choreography are lighting up the stage with jaw-dropping performances, a 20-year celebration of artistic wildness. Concert fiends, get hyped—Evanescence storms the stage at Metro Theatre at 8 PM. Expect hair flips, angsty anthems, and at least one dramatic guitar solo that’ll make you question your life choices.More into foodie shenanigans or family adventures? The Good Food & Wine Show Christmas Market is rolling in, serving up festive magic with over 150 producers of artisan delights—imagine sipping mulled wine with a truffled cheese in hand while deciding which gourmet stall to tackle next. If you’ve got little sports enthusiasts or baby aficionados in tow, One Fine Baby Expo launches tomorrow; it’s a bonanza of baby gear and belly laughs for parents across Sydney at ICC Darling Harbour.For history buffs and supernatural seekers, the Phantom Pursuit Sydney Investigation Tour will have you chasing ghosts and urban legends around Millers Point. Don’t worry—if you bump into a poltergeist, just tell them Oly Bennet sent you!If nightlife is your spirit animal, Latin Nights by the Bay are back, promising salsa rhythms that'll turn even the most stubborn wallflower into a dance floor dynamo. Of course, Sydney always delivers on after-dark dazzle, from rooftop bars with panoramic harbour views to under-the-radar comedy gigs in Surry Hills.What’s new on the Sydney scene? A couple of gastronomic heavyweights just opened downtown—local chatter has crowned Kobeya as the sushi spot to beat, with chef-tossed nigiri that’s practically a spiritual experience. On the move? CityRail has added late-night trains for safer and snappier travel, so no excuses for missing out on the fun!If you’re still building your itinerary, don’t skip a ferry ride across Sydney Harbour, swing by Taronga Zoo, or book a sightseeing cruise from Circular Quay—classic charm and epic views guaranteed. If you’re feeling bold, hunt for street art in Newtown and reward yourself with an epic gelato from Messina. For a behind-the-scenes thrill, check out the hidden alleys of The Rocks. Word is, some corners still echo with whispers from Sydney’s wild colonial days.Local tip: Try asking “How ya going?” instead of “How are you?”—instant street cred. And if you find yourself waiting for ages at a bus stop, it’s not you, it’s Sydney’s unpredictable transit gods. Always have a backup snack!Before you dash off or channel your inner rockstar, mark your calendar for Greek Fest @ Bay Street this Sunday—think beachside souvlaki, live Greek bands, and dance groups shaking it from noon till night. And for those scoring tomorrow’s gig list, the Stardew Valley: Symphony of Seasons is arriving for game lovers and symphony seekers alike.For all that and a suitcase full of sports oddities, listen in tomorrow—Sydney never runs out of surprises!Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Hello listeners, welcome to Things to Do in Sydney—Oly Bennet here, your globe-trotting, hilariously over-caffeinated guide to the city’s wild, weird, and absolutely wonderful happenings! It’s Thursday, November 13, 2025, and Sydney is serving up blue skies, temperatures hovering in the mid-twenties, and that unmistakable buzz only a city by the sea can deliver.The air’s electric today because the Sydney International On-Water Boat Show just dropped anchor at Cockle Bay. This isn’t your average flotilla—think 160-plus luxury boats, interactive boating experiences, roving entertainers, and enough gourmet bites to tempt even the saltiest old mariner. The festival hub around Tumbalong Park means everyone, including families, can soak up sun, live tunes, and free entry according to Fishing World magazine.Meanwhile, the city’s creative pulse is pounding at the Museum of Contemporary Art with Primavera 2025, showcasing trailblazing work by Australian artists under 35—guaranteed to blow the dust off your definition of ‘modern art’!Calling all fans of glitz, glam and toe-tapping chaos: Sydney’s Domain explodes tonight with what’s being hyped as the world’s biggest musical theatre dance party. According to the Australian Pride Network, this “World Pride Party” draws in costumed dancers, confetti, and an open invitation for absolutely everyone to let loose.More in the mood for ear-splitting guitars? Hold onto your eyeliner—Evanescence is rocking the Metro Theatre. Their concert starts at 8pm, promising a night of nostalgic anthems and, no doubt, some dramatic singalongs found on Setlist.fm.For the family crowd, or if your little ones are eyeing a future at sea, the Navy Band is performing at the Indo Pacific 2025 expo at ICC Sydney. Navy musicians are welcoming everyone—from top brass to boat-loving toddlers—for an earful that’s half ceremonial, half rock-out session, according to the Defence Department.In nightlife news, Barangaroo’s Cardea is serving up live music and cocktails while The Vanguard hosts Ella Thompson’s hypnotic, soul-infused show, both listed by the City of Sydney events calendar. If you crave a laugh, Fortress Sydney has Harvey Comedy with prize raffles and Australia’s best comedians.Now, rolling through some city chatter and updates. The food scene is buzzing with new restaurants popping up in Surry Hills and Darlinghurst—locals say the matcha pastries at Greenhouse are worth the queue. Transit-wise, trains are running smoothly but note night trackwork this weekend between Central and Bondi Junction, so plan those late-night dance floor exits accordingly.Sydney must-dos today? Hop the ferry to Taronga Zoo for animal magic with a view, amble through The Rocks for hidden laneway bars, or drift into Barangaroo Reserve for free stargazer cinema under the stars.Insider tip? If you want a true taste of local Sydney, grab a flat white from a hole-in-the-wall café and take it to the Royal Botanic Garden at sunrise. It’s the quietest, quirkiest way to watch the city wake up and eavesdrop on cockatoos plotting world domination.Friday’s teasing even more fun: keep your eye out for the opening of the Lindesay Christmas Gift Fair in Darling Point, plus the launch of the ‘Dangerously Modern’ exhibition spotlighting radical women artists at the Art Gallery of NSW. Tune in tomorrow for your next hit of Sydney adventures!Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

G’day listeners and welcome to Things to do in Sydney—it’s Sunday, November 9th, 2025, and Oly Bennet here, your globe-trotting, sports-loving explorer with an unquenchable thirst for quirky adventure! Sydney’s giving off serious “life of the party” energy today: the skies are clear, the weather’s inviting, and the city’s pulsing with action from harbourside festivals to cultural shenanigans that have this metropolis bursting with cheeky charm.Now, let’s talk today’s vibe! Fresh off the buzz from last night’s Oasis Live at Accor Stadium, Sydney’s got a relaxed but expectant mood, with people soaking up the Sunday sunshine from Bondi curves to the quirky laneways of Newtown. Crowds gathered this morning in Hyde Park for a touching Remembrance tribute by Princess Anne—there’s a real sense of history meeting modern hustle as dignitaries and veterans share heartfelt moments, covered by Hello Magazine. She’ll continue her visit with military events throughout the week, so keep an eye out for royal sightings in your morning strolls.For curious souls and families, you’ve got loads to dive into:The Klook Travel Fest at Sydney Showground is in full swing! Doors are open for giveaways, travel deals, and destination-inspired games—imagine lassoing like a Vegas cowboy and ring-tossing onto the Petronas Towers, all before snagging discounted trips to places like Japan, Disney, and the Gold Coast.Art lovers can wander Carriageworks for the Affordable Art Fair, shopping for contemporary treasures under $10,000 and maybe discovering the next Picasso hiding in plain sight.For music buffs, the Youth Orchestra’s afternoon concert, Broadway Meets Hollywood with the KYO, is setting the stage ablaze—think epic soundtracks and young virtuosos at the Sydney venue.If you’re a family seeking magic, A Thing Called a Birthday is enchanting the Sydney Opera House crowd tonight, while Grug and the Rainbow is prepping a puppet-powered rainbow party later this week.Night owls and party animals, Redfern Town Hall is hosting the Sydney Sound Healing Journey with Christian Dimarco, where vibrations and deep breaths wash the workweek worries away. And for a legendary after-dark scene, the Homemade Saturdays party hits Home The Venue with complimentary drinks and energetic DJs lighting up Darling Harbour.Local announcements worth knowing: Sydney Rail is running on its regular schedule with no major interruptions reported—hooray for seamless commuting! The buzz about a new rooftop bar in Surry Hills is making waves, with “The Loft” promising panoramic city views and bottomless brunches—word on the street is the espresso martinis are dangerously good. Also, the Barangaroo foreshore boardwalk is newly resurfaced, perfect for sunset jogs or just savoring that world-class Harbour panorama.Recommendations for must-do activities combine classic Sydney soul with hidden oddities:Catch a ferry to Taronga Zoo for close-up critter encounters against a backdrop of shimmering water.Stroll The Rocks—grab a bite at Pancakes on the Rocks or hunt for Sydney’s oldest ghost stories on a walking tour.If you love sports as much as Oly does, head to Pennant Hills for the UTR 5+ tennis matchplay from 11:30am—bring your game face and a wildly colorful headband for bonus points!For a unique Sydney flavor, check out Customs House's “Little Sydney Lives” exhibition—a peek into life through the eyes of local children, quirky and endearing in equal measure.Local tip: Sydneysiders are obsessed with “long blacks” but if you ask for a “short black,” you’ll get espresso that could fuel a marathon—sip and power your way through the city’s endless adventures!Tomorrow’s shaping up to be just as wild! I’ll be teasing everything from world-class ballet to epic markets and maybe, just maybe, Australia’s weirdest competitive beach events you won’t want to miss. Tune in to discover more Sydney surprises and madcap moments.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome to ‘Things to Do in Sydney’ with your globe-trotting, sports-mad, and slightly bonkers mate, Ollie Bennet! It’s Saturday, November 8th, 2025, and Sydney is absolutely dazzling today. The skies are brilliant blue, that iconic Sydney sunshine is beaming down, and there’s just a cheeky breeze to keep everyone feeling cool enough for outdoor adventure. The city’s buzzing with the kind of high-voltage, festival-ready energy that only this wild weekend of November can bring.Whether you’re drawn by the shimmer of harbour lights or the call of music echoing off sandstone alleyways, Sydney’s throwing everything at you today—from culture, concerts, and family fun to nightlife that rolls well past midnight. So, where should you point your compass? For a start, Oasis fans are living the dream as the legendary Gallagher brothers conquer Accor Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park tonight. Doors swing open at 5:45pm, Ball Park Music kicks things off at 7:15, then Oasis hits at 8:45 with Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova ready to shake the stadium. The best way to get there—hop a train to Olympic Park station and join the chorus. If you want merch, Westfield Sydney’s got a pop-up stuffed with the exclusive Oasis x Adidas drop and all the graphic tour swag your heart can handle.Now, if you’re craving a cultural deep dive, the Dangerously Modern exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW celebrates 50 trailblazing women artists with a major showcase that’s both bold and beautiful, while the Little Sydney Lives Exhibition offers a blink into the wild and whimsical world of young Sydneysiders aged 5 to 12. For something more festive, Darling Harbour transforms for the Philippine Christmas Festival—two days celebrating Filipino food, music, and culture with all the holiday magic you could ask for.Nightlife devotees, set your sights on Glass Island: tonight, UK house and disco dynamo MiNNA drives the dance floor on a cruising venue with 360-degree views of glowing Sydney Harbour. Get on deck, get your disco shoes on, and let those vibes float high till 10:15pm. Prefer open-air cinema? Stargazer Cinema at Barangaroo Reserve rolls out the big screen under the stars, free and fabulous for every movie buff in town.If you’re bringing the whole clan, Cockle Bay explodes with Christmas Spectacular—jet-ski Santas, marching bands, and enough fireworks to light up the imagination. Martin Place pulls out the stops with its famous Christmas tree and market, perfect for snap-happy families chasing a bit of seasonal sparkle. For those after something unique and hands-on, join an Aboriginal Harbour Heritage Tour at the Botanic Garden and experience the city’s ancient stories and spectacular shoreline through a Gadigal lens.News-wise, there’s a fresh surge of new restaurant openings around Darling Quarter, and if you’re catching public transport, Sydney Trains have just added extra carriages for event nights. That means you can ride in comfort to those late shows, or sneak in one more lap around Vivid installations that are popping up across the CBD.Ollie’s tip of the day? If you’re stuck on what to eat, Sydney Town Hall is hosting the 6th Sydney Tea Expo—sample rare teas, mingle with master brewers, and maybe, just maybe, challenge your mates to the weirdest tea-slurping contest this side of the Opera House. Did you know Sydney’s harbour ferries are not just transport, but also stage wild “ferry races” every Australia Day? True story—this city is always up for a quirky sprint!Stick around, because tomorrow is shaping up with the Sydney Christmas opening weekend launch, roving performers, carollers, and iconic tree-lighting moments. More adventures, more festivals, and even more offbeat competitions await—tune in again for your essential hit of Sydney discovery.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Sydney! It’s Friday, November 7, 2025, and Oly Bennet here, reporting live with my bags packed (just in case I need to chase a kangaroo or a world record) and a full dose of contagious can-do. Sydney is bursting to life today like a confetti cannon—spring sunshine, a gentle breeze off the harbour, and the energy of a city ready to launch itself into the weekend with gusto.For anyone who’s not already wearing Oasis sunglasses and prepping their vocal cords, the main event tonight is the legendary Oasis storming into Accor Stadium at Sydney Olympic Park for the first of two colossal shows. Gates open at 6pm, Aussie darlings Ball Park Music hit at 7:30, and then Oasis cranks up the nostalgia at 8:45pm with all their biggest anthems—Wonderwall echoing through a sea of waving arms. It’s going to be 70,000 strong and epic. Remember, according to Time Out, parking will be the Hunger Games of Sydney this evening, so public transit is the absolute way to go.Craving something a little smoother while still getting your groove on? Glass Island is bringing the party out on the water with Craig David presenting TS5. Word is, tickets sailed away faster than an Olympic rower, but if you wrangle one, expect a night of throwback hits and heart-pumping views of the city skyline.Culture vultures—Sydney absolutely spoils you today. There’s the ground-breaking Unfinished Business exhibition at the Australian Museum, sharing untold Indigenous stories through stunning photography and 3D images, according to The Sydney Times and City Hub. Art nerds can also lose hours at the Art Gallery of NSW’s surrealist show or make a beeline for White Rabbit Gallery’s exploration of immortality. Meanwhile, families and the inner child in all of us can join FrogID Week by helping scientists identify frogs in local backyards—because what’s spring in Australia without the symphony of amphibian croaks?Tonight’s theatre scene simmers with Bell Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet at the Opera House for love and drama with a side of Sydney glamour, while anyone keen on a laugh is in luck! John Bishop is bringing decades of standup comedy to State Theatre—your face might hurt, but only from laughing.Now for some juicy local scoop. Sydney has just scored the bronze for Most Desirable City in the world in the latest Wanderlust Travel Awards, so strut those streets with pride. Meanwhile, Westfield Sydney has become a mecca for Oasis fans this week with a pop-up merch store, including limited edition Adidas x Oasis collabs. Those hunting for hidden gems, don’t miss the new secret bar on York Street—word on the grapevine is the bartenders serve a Negroni with a backstory wilder than your last twelve group chats.The weather is pretty much a Goldilocks dream—warm but not too hot, and perfect for a sun-baked ramble through The Rocks or a lazy splash at Bondi. For a quirky Sydney slice, try the giant chess game in Hyde Park. Just watch out for the cockatoos—they play dirty.A local tip: never underestimate the magic of public ferries. They’re not just transport; they’re an instant cruise, the best view of the Opera House and Harbour Bridge for the price of a flat white. Speaking of flat whites—Sydney’s cafés are world-famous, so find a nook, fuel up, and you’ll be ordering in local lingo in no time.Before I dash off to test how many meat pies I can eat pre-concert, here’s a heads-up for tomorrow: Oasis rocks night two, the Garage Sale Trail markets pop up citywide, and Barangaroo hosts free riverside fun. Catch you on the next episode for more wild, wonderful, and sometimes-weird happenings in Sydney.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome, listeners, to Things to Do in Sydney! I’m Oly Bennet—your globe-trotting, sports-mad explorer—and today is Thursday, November 6, 2025. Sydney’s looking lively, with a soft blue sky and temps rocking a pleasant 22 degrees. The Harbour is shimmering, the jacarandas are going full purple explosion, and the energy is high as the city preps for a bursting run of festivals and events—seriously, it’s a day made for epic adventures.The spotlight’s on the Sydney Festival, which just dropped its enormous 50th anniversary program this morning. Tickets, including $49 early-bird specials, have just hit the market, so Sydneysiders are already plotting which wild cabarets, electrifying concerts, and neon roller derby shows to catch in January. There’s a buzz everywhere about major headliners like Hot Chip rocking the Opera House and global voices mixing with local legends on stages citywide. For those counting the days, this fest runs January 8–25, but today’s the time to knab those golden tickets.Now, if you’re itching for something contemporary, the Affordable Art Fair kicks off at Carriageworks today, running until Sunday. Expect crowds of art lovers, vibrant installations, and works from fresh faces as well as seasoned creators. It’s an unbeatable spot for anything from thoughtful stares to frantic purchases—come hungry for visual treats.Culture aficionados will want to hit the Art Gallery of NSW, where the dazzling “Dangerously Modern: Australian Women Artists in Europe 1890–1940” opens today—adventurous, provocative, and fearless, this show promises masterworks and a slice of secret history.If you’ve got the family in tow or a crew of music maniacs, Sydney’s live music scene is wild this week. Catch Canadian duo Ocie Elliott at City Recital Hall with harmonies so sweet they might just melt your gelato. Fancy something more theatrical? The Opera House is buzzing with “Hansel & Gretel,” so there’s a witch, a house made of treats, and a fairy tale for all ages. Top tip: Opera Up Late drops tonight for those who want to hear arias with their cocktails—high notes and high spirits.If you’re more about the future of city life or maritime drama, the 2025 Indo Pacific Conference opened this morning at ICC Sydney, welcoming international naval delegations and defence tech wizards. Expect streets nearby a bit busier, starchy uniforms galore, and the occasional submarine factoid floating around.Let’s talk eats and city tips. Can’t-miss newcomer: Keep eyes peeled for a sizzling Thai street food spot buzzing in Surry Hills—the opening’s the talk of lunchtime. Getting around? Transit officials say light rail is running smoothly, but expect extra buses near Darling Harbour thanks to the conference crowds and art fair goers. Grab an Opal card if you fancy zipping about; you’ll pass for a local.No trip to Sydney is complete without a dash to Barangaroo for harborside snacks or a wander through Hyde Park, where the kookaburras seem determined to out-laugh every tourist. And here’s a local gem: Sydney’s street festivals light up Stanley Street in Darlinghurst and Redfern this week, serving up food, open-air markets, and proper doses of local banter.Before I let you dash out the door, listen up: tomorrow is bringing even more chaos and charm—night markets spring up in Newtown, while the 25th Biennale of Sydney launches its art-bomb at White Bay Power Station. I’ve got my running shoes ready and my calendar set to maximum whiplash mode.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome back to “Things to do in Sydney!” It’s Sunday, November 2, 2025, and this is Oly Bennet—your one-way ticket to the wildest, quirkiest, and most downright fun events Sydney’s got sizzling today!Sydney is buzzing right now. The spring sunshine is showing off those famous blue skies, outdoor patios are packed, and everyone’s got a little post-Halloween sparkle in their eye. The energy is electric, with street performers, families in costume, and music drifting from open windows. This city’s not just awake. It’s practically doing a cartwheel in the street.Let’s tumble into today’s top happenings. Whether you want culture, craziness, or a good laugh, jump in—Sydney will not disappoint!First up, for night owls and party monsters, Halloween is NOT done with you yet. Homemade Halloween kicks off tonight at 9 PM in Home Main Venue, serving up costumes, DJs, and some seriously spooky surprises. If you like your thrills with a dash of glitz and a swirl of dance, cruise over to King Street Wharf 9 for the open air Halloween Boat Party at 8 PM—harbour breezes, rooftop views, and a free afterparty to keep the good vibes afloat. Meanwhile, Pitt Street is pulsing with WAVE Halloween, a late night bash for those brave enough to party past bedtime.For families and little goblins, today’s your last chance to catch Spookfest at Paddy’s Markets in Haymarket and Flemington—free entry, trick-or-treat stations, and prize hunts galore. Kids, ghosts, and adults who still believe in magic can also swing by The Gentleman Magician’s Magical Soirée for jaw-dropping illusions with a dash of old Sydney lore at a secret venue.Don’t think Sydney’s all about scares—art lovers, feast your eyes on the Little Sydney Lives Exhibition at Customs House! Local kids, ages 5 to 12, are showing photographs that capture their wacky, wonderful world. Or, if you’ve got a competitive streak, the Calling: Sydney tournament wraps up today in Hurstville, with passionate card players chasing US$2,000 in prizes and a spot in Flesh and Blood TCG history. Trust me, the costumes here tend towards “wizard with spreadsheet” rather than “witch in fishnets.”Music fans, you hit the jackpot. The Korean superstars TWICE are performing tonight at Qudos Bank Arena and tickets are hotter than a Bondi Beach barbie. If you have a soft spot for legendary sound, City Recital Hall is hosting Ben Elton's hilarious “What Have I Done?” as well—a treat for comedy fans searching for a rollicking night out.In the world of local news, there’s a buzz about the newest pop-up on Crown Street—the “Green Fork Diner” is open for fresh eats with a sustainable twist, and Sydneysiders are raving about the plant-based “Bondi Burger,” which honestly tastes so good it might just convert even the strictest steak lover. Public transit is running smoothly today; just a heads-up—light rail lines to Chinatown and Darling Square are packed pre-dusk thanks to Spookfest crowds, so plan accordingly and maybe rent a Lime bike for a breezy ride.No matter your vibe, treat yourself to Sydney’s classics: walk across the Harbour Bridge, grab a gelato in The Rocks, or marvel at the sunset from Mrs Macquarie’s Chair. For a hidden gem, try the AAA Sydney City Walk departing Customs House—an architect-guided stroll through historic lanes where you might just find Sydney’s tiniest café...or the best lamington around.Here’s a local tip: the city’s public fountains are always chilled (perfect for outdoor hydration), and today’s sunny weather means sunscreen is a must—grab a free SPF sample outside Paddy’s Market or Bondi Pavilion. And if you fancy yourself a trivia champ, did you know Sydney has more annual festivals per capita than any city in Australia? That’s right—if it exists, Sydney turns it into an event.Set your alarms for tomorrow, listeners—a Bondi Beach sunset party kicks off in the evening, and the Soulmate Halloween special at Cargo Bar promises music, costumes, and epic new friends. You’ll want the scoop, so tune in then!Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome listeners to Things to do in Sydney! It’s Saturday, November 1st, 2025, and this is your front-row ticket to the Harbour City’s eclectic playground. The city is sparkling under a sublime spring sun, with highs gliding around nineteen degrees—ideal weather for anything from outdoor shenanigans to costumed capers.Sydney is alive with its signature blend of laid-back beachy energy and Halloween aftershock, as Sydney’s spookiest season lingers with day-after parties and family fun. The air’s buzzing with beachgoers, families brandishing pumpkin buckets, and costumed club hoppers still sporting werewolf fangs at brunch. If you’re listening near King Street Wharf, you might already hear the bass pumping from the Glass Island’s POOL CLVB Love CLVB + Friends cruise. Departing 1:30pm sharp, this floating party is all about rooftop vibes, world-class DJs, and Sydney Harbour views so dazzling you’ll wish your phone had a “swoon” filter.Culture vultures and art aficionados—don’t miss the Head On Photo Festival, Australia’s biggest lens extravaganza, snapping stories from around the globe all over Sydney’s galleries. Over at the ICC, car nuts will be drooling at the International EV Motor Show, showcasing future-forward electric rides and some jaw-dropping concept cars, while crafty youngsters and families can scope out the Little Sydney Lives Exhibition at Customs House, where five- to twelve-year-olds serve slices of daily Sydney life, unfiltered and adorable.Gamers, roll up! Club Central Hurstville hosts Calling: Sydney, a massive Flesh and Blood trading card game tournament with hundreds of wannabe champions battling for glory, gold foils, and buckets of cash—whether you’re a card-slinging pro or just want to watch the legends in action, the energy is infectious.For a slice of Aussie tradition, historians and punters are flocking to Royal Randwick for Golden Eagle Day, a headline horse race where thoroughbreds thunder past for a cool $10 million purse—a truly epic way to feel Sydney’s racing pulse!Kids and families, Paddy’s Spookfest keeps the Halloween mood rolling with free entry, trick-or-treat games, and prizes bigger than a Frankenstein forehead at Haymarket and Flemington Markets. For night owls, check out Happy Endings Comedy Club or put your best costume forward for Halloween International at the Rocks, dubbed the world’s wildest concept party!In local news, word on the street is restaurant lovers can anticipate the opening of “Fire & Fable” at Circular Quay next week, a fantasy-themed eatery where every dish comes with its own saga. Meanwhile, Transport NSW reports expanded light rail services tonight, so if you’re enjoying Sydney’s nightlife, you’ll be zipping between hotspots with extra convenience.For must-do experiences, take a leisurely walk at the Royal Botanic Garden—today's Aboriginal Harbour Heritage Tour reveals twisty tales and traditions of Gadigal country. Snap sunset pics from Barangaroo Reserve, and, if you dare, join the Drawing with a Drag Queen Workshop in Surry Hills, hosted by The Fabulous Wonder Mama, blending art, sass, and glow-in-the-dark shenanigans.Local tip: If you’re navigating public transit, always tap on and off with an Opal card—even on ferries. And pro move: grab a frozen yogurt in the afternoon from one of the secret laneway shops around Pitt Street—a refreshing treat that locals swear by on warm days.Looking ahead, tomorrow promises fresh shenanigans, community festivals, and a blast of big-name comedy as comedian Sam Campbell lands his new show at Enmore Theatre. Stay tuned, adventure seekers—Sydney’s always sprouting surprise treats.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome to Things to Do in Sydney! I’m Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting, sports-loving cheerleader for all things quirky, wild, and wonderful. It’s Friday, October 31, 2025, and Sydney is absolutely buzzing—so strap in for a wild ride! Today’s weather is classic Sydney spring: clear blue skies, warming up to a frolicking 26°C, and the city’s energy is off the charts thanks to Halloween fever and a wave of blockbuster events. Wherever you go, the city feels like it’s ready to party—think ghosts, costumes, music, and a hearty dash of that only-in-Sydney magic.Sydney’s headline today is the Ghost in The Rocks Festival, which has taken over The Rocks and Circular Quay and is frankly spookier than a kangaroo on a trampoline. The city’s first-ever dedicated Halloween festival is in full swing, drawing massive crowds with free entertainment, live music, street performers, and a candlelit, fog-filled night market. Tonight, The House of Horrors turns a historic cottage into a multi-level haunted dance party with DJs spinning monster mashups till late. If you’ve dreamed of strutting your stuff in a 360° video booth and going full ghoul for the Sydney Halloween costume competition, your moment has arrived down at Reese’s Ghouls Gate.Family in tow or just keen for daylight scares? The daytime market vibe at The Rocks morphs into a truly atmospheric, all-ages haunted bazaar come dusk, with magical trinkets, spooky snacks, and plenty of jump scares from “friendly” ghosts. Later tonight, the Ghost Cinema at Cadmans Cottage lights up the sky with horror classics, immersive soundscapes, and sneakily placed live performers guaranteed to make you shriek like you’ve just spotted a drop bear.For the nightlife adventurers, check out the Ultimate Halloween Party at Arcade Bar & Club on O’Connell Street. Two levels of DJs, games, and costume contests are on the menu. If you want ‘fancy dress’ to mean ‘fancy mess,’ this is the party for you.If you’re more about culture than creatures, the city’s loaded with options: The Book of Mormon is on at the Capitol Theatre for a musical with more plot twists than a footy match, and the Primavera exhibition at the Museum of Contemporary Art showcases Australia’s young artistic talent. Got aspiring artists or drag fans in the house? There’s a glow-in-the-dark Halloween Drawing Workshop with The Fabulous Wonder Mama at Surry Hills—because, in Sydney, we celebrate spooky with style.Big news for travel buffs: Royal Caribbean’s Anthem of the Seas has made its grand Sydney Harbour debut today! That means cruises are about to be the hottest ticket on (and off) the water. Also, public transit remains on regular schedule, but expect busy platforms around Circular Quay and The Rocks thanks to festival turnout—jump on a ferry for killer harbour views and fewer crowds.On the culinary front, Sydney’s Halloween-themed pop-up stalls at Poliakov’s Haunted Woods are winning rave reviews for their “freakishly delicious eats”—from gelato to bubble tea, all with a spooky twist. And if goblins aren’t your thing, nab a table at one of the new waterfront eateries near Barangaroo for a cocktail with that world-class skyline as your backdrop.If you want to experience a true slice of local magic, head to George Street in The Rocks for the best view of tonight’s Halloween Parade—just get there by 6:30 pm if you want front-row action without elbowing through the crowd. Local tip: Sydney’s festival folk take costumes seriously, so come as a ghoul, wizard, or—my personal favorite—a cricket bat-wielding ghost, and you’ll instantly be adopted as one of our own.Tomorrow’s looking just as epic, with the Sydney Zombie Walk taking over the CBD—thousands strong, raising funds for charity. And there’s more festival, more art, and more food than you can shake a vampire’s cape at. So tune in for your next fix of Sydney’s most unusual, unforgettable events.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

G’day listeners, welcome to Things to do in Sydney—I’m Ollie Bennet, your roving guide to the planet’s quirkiest sports and wildest city adventures, and today’s date is Thursday, October 30th, 2025. Whether you’re a beach bum, a comedy nut, or a festival junkie, Sydney’s got more zest than a summer cricket final at the SCG!Right now, Sydney’s sporting classic spring vibes—warm sunshine, blue skies, and just a whisper of mischievous evening breezes that say, “bring a jacket, mate!” The city’s feeling festive, energetic, and slightly spooky, thanks to a thrilling lineup of Halloween hijinks plus some cultural gems guaranteed to spark your curiosity.Curious what’s popping today? For art lovers, the annual Primavera Exhibition is dazzling audiences at the Museum of Contemporary Art, showcasing the sharpest talents of young Australian artists. If you fancy your margaritas with a side of flair, Cantina OK! is running hands-on Margarita Masterclasses—perfect for shaking up your Thursday with world-class cocktail wizardry.Jazz fans, hold onto your hats—the Leah Berry Quartet is at St Stephen’s Uniting Church, bringing the smooth sounds of Betty Carter right into the heart of the city. And families, here’s a treat: Spookfest at Paddy’s Markets is in full swing in Haymarket, with free entry, treasure hunts, trick-or-treat antics, and selfie spots so good even your gran will look scary. By nightfall, Barangaroo Reserve transforms into Stargazer Cinema—a free outdoor movie experience with stunning harbour views. Want something seriously quirky? Hit up Harvey Comedy @ Fortress Sydney in Chippendale, where some of the country’s funniest comedians serve up games, prizes, and secret raffles that’ll have you laughing all the way to Circular Quay.If you’re here for something a bit daring, the Ghost Festival kicks off in The Rocks, with haunted feasts, supernatural storytelling, and a Halloween parade that turns historic streets into a fun-tastic phantom’s playground—imagine tentacles wriggling from windows and “zombies” moonwalking past heritage pubs!Fresh scoop on the local beat: Sydney is entering a live music boom, with iconic venues like Royal Randwick now hosting major concerts and festivals—thanks to lifted event caps, expect more outdoor music and culture extravaganzas than you can shake a boomerang at. Transport-wise, trains and ferries are running like clockwork but check for brief delays in peak hours due to Halloween festivities. Foodies, take note—new openings like The Grounds of Alexandria are mixing edible flowers with some of the city’s top pastries, and North Sydney’s just welcomed a secret gin den rumored to hand out trivia questions with every martini.For must-do experiences today, grab a basketball and join a casual shootaround at Pyrmont’s Maybanke Courts, or get your spooky fix with a Pumpkin Carving Workshop in Surry Hills—bonus points if your Jack-o’-lantern has the opera house on it! If you fancy nature with a twist, sneak away to Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden in Lavender Bay, a labyrinth of hidden pathways, art installations, and downright magical picnic spots.Here’s your local tip: Sydneysiders swear by Tap-and-Go payments on transport (don’t be the one fumbling for coins!), and if you’re ordering coffee, ask for a “flat white” and you’ll get a creamy taste of Aussie morning magic. Fun fact—Sydney’s bats outnumber its opera singers, so if you hear squeaking while you walk at dusk, you’re probably witnessing a nightly bat commute!Tomorrow, get set for The Ultimate Halloween Boat Party on the Harbour, Throwback Thursdays at Shelbourne Hotel, and more citywide concerts as Sydney kicks off the party season. There’s no snooze button on adventure here, so subscribe for more of Ollie’s offbeat discoveries, wild tales, and maybe even a guide to cheese-rolling or backyard cricket in the inner suburbs.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome, listeners, to Things to do in Sydney! It’s Sunday, October 26, 2025, and the Harbour City is positively buzzing—think clear blue skies, a balmy spring breeze, and a crowd of locals and visitors sipping their morning brews, plotting out a packed day of fun. Sydney today is a kaleidoscope of energy: sun dancing off the water, laughter echoing from beach to laneway, and a lineup of events so wild your grandma’s flip-flops might just join in.Right out of the gate, let’s zap through some of today’s top happenings. For all you country music connoisseurs, the Ridin’ Hearts Festival gallops into Sydney Showground, boots and hats optional but highly encouraged. Frontier Touring says the lineup's stacked, so expect toe-tapping tunes, heartstring-tugging ballads, and maybe a line dance or two. Got youngsters or just love bubble science? Adventure awaits at Bubble Planet Sydney inside Olympic Park—a multi-sensory bonanza of gigantic bubbles, interactive rooms, and a hot air balloon simulator. Can you handle this level of bubbly brilliance?If you’re craving a little culture, head over to the Royal Botanic Garden where Artisans in the Gardens has transformed the lawns into an outdoor gallery, showcasing over 3,000 handcrafted works from local makers. According to CityHub, you can even meet artists working live, so there’s plenty of inspiration leafing its way through the gardens. For live music, CommBank Stadium brings you Diljit Dosanjh’s AURA Tour tonight—a record-breaking stadium show that’s guaranteed to set the crowd alight with anthems and visuals. If musicals are your jam, Sydney Opera House hosts “Rent” all week, delivering Broadway magic with Harbour views and a champagne in hand.The family front is thriving too: The Cancer Council NSW's 7 Bridges Walk encourages Sydneysiders to lace up and stroll through the city, raising funds for cancer research—so whether you walk for the views or the cause, you win either way. In the Rocks, Sydney’s Halloween shenanigans are in full swing with Australia’s Biggest Trick or Treat and Ghost in the Rocks turning the cobble-stoned streets into a spooky playground that’s as fun for adults as it is enchanting for kids.On the nightlife radar, the Paragon Hotel Rooftop is throwing its No Monday Bluez Summer Day Party, headlined by disco legend Late Nite Tuff Guy. The only blues allowed will be the sky above as the rooftop grooves on for nine sun-soaked hours. Limited tickets at the door, and Eventbrite swears this is the party where you’ll wish Monday never comes.Now for the local scoop: Sydney’s food scene is firing with The Grounds of Alexandria buzzing and new street eats popping up in Parramatta Lanes, fresh off their four-night festival. Public transit’s running on schedule, but expect light traffic near stadiums and the city centre—especially for tonight’s events.Today’s must-dos? Soak up the sun on Botany Bay’s secluded beaches for a family picnic or solo recharge. Glide down Parramatta River for an eco-adventure with bird-watching; glide past ever-curious kookaburras and maybe a mudskipper staging its own aquatic Olympics. While near Lavender Bay, sneak into Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden—Sydney’s most beloved “hidden” oasis—to read, stroll, or find a quiet table for artful contemplation. If it’s your first time, pro tip: Aussies love a “flat white” coffee and will chat footy, weather, or the best dumpling shop with anyone who’ll listen—so strike up a conversation and unlock a local secret.If you can keep your party shoes polished and your curiosity on tap, tomorrow brings even more: K-pop icons TWICE arrive at Qudos Bank Arena, and Barangaroo’s Stargazer Cinema offers free outdoor movies with dazzling harbour views. Listen in tomorrow for the scoop!Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

G'day listeners and welcome to Things to Do in Sydney with your mate Oly Bennet! Today is Saturday, October 25th, 2025—and let me tell you, Sydney is absolutely buzzing right now. The morning’s kicked off with that classic spring feeling: blue skies, a gentle breeze, and just enough sunshine to have the beachgoers and café sitters sharing weather updates like they're their own personal meteorologists.What's setting the tone today? Sydney’s energy is off the charts, thanks to a wild variety of events scattered across town. Whether you fancy a family outing, artsy adventure, a foodie frenzy, or a show that’ll leave you grinning, Sydney’s dialed it up to eleven.First up—Parramatta Lanes is closing out four wild nights of street food, pop-up bars, disco lights, and live music acts all over Parramatta’s CBD. If you like your festivals with a dash of viral snacks and cheeky rooftop hangs, this is Sydney’s answer to turning a car park into an adult playground. It’s free, it’s sprawling, and there’s even glow-in-the-dark food—now that’s a party trick! Don’t forget to check for car park closures and jump on public transport unless your spirit animal is a traffic cone.For my artsy listeners, Sculpture by the Sea is back, stretching from Bondi to Tamarama. It’s like a treasure hunt with giant sculptures—some weird, some wonderful, and all perfect for those “look mum I’m cultured” selfies. And don’t miss the Seeing Sydney, Knowing Country exhibition at the State Library of NSW—it’s totally free and wraps you up in the city’s story from the ground up.For the music heads, tonight’s a treat at the Sydney Opera House: Daniel Müller-Schott, one of the world’s top cellists, is serving up Tchaikovsky with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. That’s some high-voltage drama—for the ears! If you’re more of a musical theatre legend, Rent is running at the Opera House, ready to belt out hits and pull your heartstrings like a tug-of-war at a country fair.If you want flavours that’ll take your taste buds globetrotting, the St George the Minor BBQ is lighting up Rose Bay with Greek roasts, octopus on the grill, and drinks that’ll turn your “Opa!” into an opera. Up for a drive? Rockdale hosts a massive Diwali: Festival of Light bash this evening—think fairy lights, sizzling food, dazzling performances, and the kind of festive spirit that could light up the Southern Hemisphere.Car lovers and thrill seekers, don’t snooze on the United Festival and Tuned X Launch Party at Sydney Motorsport Park tonight. It’s a five-hour drift-a-thon with giveaways, rides, a car meet, and enough high-speed revving to make your FitBit do a victory lap.For local news, Sydney’s restaurant scene is stirring things up with new openings popping up like spring flowers. If you’re heading to Parramatta Lanes or Sculpture by the Sea, keep an eye out for pop-ups and fusion eats—because Sydney chefs are in attack mode. Public transit’s running smooth, but expect some extra action near festival zones, so be ready to tap on and ride the rails in true local style.If you want the classic Sydney experience, visit Circular Quay and let the Opera House and Harbour Bridge flex for your travel photos. Feeling cheeky? Sneak over to Glebe for the annual art show at Tramsheds—real local vibes with coffee on the side. The Royal Botanic Garden’s Aboriginal Harbour Heritage Tour offers history, beauty, and enough wild stories to make you wish plants could talk.Here’s my Oly Bennet insider tip: Every café has its own take on flat white, but ask for a “magic” and you’ll get a short, strong coffee beloved by the locals—a secret handshake in a cup!Tomorrow, keep your eyes peeled for the Wahroonga Food & Wine Festival and the bustle of Bondi as Sculpture by the Sea rolls another day. Plus, there’s a stack of art exhibitions, Sunday workshops, and more local music ready to kick off. Tune in for adventure, cheeky facts, and every wild event Sydney throws our way.Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

Welcome, listeners, to Things to do in Sydney! The date is Friday, October 24, 2025, and I’m Oly Bennet, your globe-trotting sports nut—so buckle up as we dive into the heart of Sydney’s Friday action. Right now, Sydney is humming with a spring buzz: the sun’s doing its thing with blue skies and a pleasant breeze, inviting everyone outdoors. The city’s alive from Circular Quay to Newtown, and events are popping off like kangaroos at a trampoline convention.Let’s kick things off with a lightning round of must-see events today! Culture lovers, the Head On Photo Festival launches today at Bondi Beach. You’ll find mind-blowing art, music, and photography in a creative explosion on the sand—perfect for getting those Instagram bragging rights. Meanwhile, over at the Enmore Theatre, local heavyweights Broken Earth take the stage at 7:30 pm for a high-voltage gig that promises riffs and rambunctious crowds. If you’re more for sophisticated sounds, Italian legend Al Bano is in concert at the ICC Sydney Darling Harbour Theatre tonight, serenading fans with classics—who says you can’t mix rock and ravioli? For those hunting nightlife, don’t miss Groove Armada’s epic afterparty at Calypso Nightclub from 10 pm, with six hours of electronic music magic. That’s enough beat-dropping to power the Harbour Bridge for a week. Families and foodies, head to Parramatta Lanes from 5 to 10:30 pm—a sprawling festival with street eats, music stages, art installations, and glowing food pop-ups. Entry’s free, but energy and appetite required!And here’s Sydney’s hot-off-the-press scoop—Randwick Racecourse just up-leveled the city’s event game! The government lifted the cap on major gatherings, so now Randwick can host up to 10 monster events yearly. That means more mega concerts, sports showdowns, and communal carrot-eating competitions (okay, maybe not that last one, but never say never in Sydney!). Food fanatics, listen up: new restaurants are sprouting up in Surry Hills and Barangaroo, including Japanese-inspired street food and a secret late-night dessert bar. Public transit’s running smoothly, but expect detours near Parramatta Lanes—leave the car, catch the train, or ride a rented e-bike. You’ll look effortlessly cool and dodge the parking circus.For must-dos today, paddle out at Manly Beach—October seas are sparkling! Take a stroll through the Australian Museum for the Nature Photographer Exhibition, where you’ll spot dazzling wildlife moments caught in pixels. Later, check out live street music on King Street Wharf—six incredible acts battling for $6,000, the only time a saxophone duel might outshine the rugby on telly. For a hidden gem, try the candle-making workshop in Surry Hills: you’ll leave with a handmade candle in a Japanese ceramic, ideal for romantic dinner light or mood-boosting selfie.Here’s a wild Sydney fact for my trivia lovers: if you spot a bin chicken (the noble ibis) raiding a snack—take heart! In the 2020s, it became the city’s unofficial mascot. That’s right; in Sydney we celebrate eccentricity, whether feathered, human, or globally acclaimed podcaster.Tomorrow promises even more fun—indie gigs at Oxford Art Factory, the Italian street festival in Leichhardt, and art workshops popping up all over town. So don’t touch that dial! Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

G’day, listeners! You’re tuned into Things to Do in Sydney with Oly Bennet—the only guide who’s corner-flagged every oddball event from ferret legging to underwater hockey. It’s Thursday, October 23, 2025, and Sydney is absolutely buzzing. The sky is showing off that classic spring blue, there’s just a whiff of ocean on the breeze, and the cafes are already cranking out flat whites faster than a Wallaby on the break.Today, the city’s energy is riding high—between sun-drenched afternoons and a jam-packed lineup of cultural, musical, and quirky adventures. According to ArtsHub Australia, this week Sydney’s in full festival mode, with everything from Beethoven to improv comedy filling our theatres and parks.If you fancy a symphonic thrill, the Willoughby Symphony Orchestra is unleashing Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony in Chatswood—a total goosebumps moment for classical buffs. Meanwhile, the Improv Comedy Festival at Improv Theatre Sydney is promising rapid-fire wit, belly laughs, and probably at least one Spiderman impression before the evening’s out. For families, the Australian Museum is a top pick with free dino-riffic adventures, glittering megafauna displays, and hands-on science fun designed to unleash your little one’s inner Indiana Jones.Art lovers—don’t blink or you’ll miss Sculpture by the Sea, the world’s most spectacular outdoor sculpture exhibition stretching along those famous Bondi clifftops. It’s a sea breeze-powered gallery with a sunrise side of wow, as artists from around the globe transform rock ledges into an epic sculpture hunt, running all the way through November.For Korean rock fans, the iconic Boohwal band is rocking City Recital Hall. Their 40th anniversary show is set to deliver powerhouse vocals and nostalgia by the bucket load. Over at Café Del Mar, you can groove to summer anthems as Talum Australia returns—think Afro House beats, cocktails, and Darling Harbour fireworks. There’s even a Diwali Festival of Lights competition bringing some luminous family fun to Parramatta Lanes, mixing food, art, music, and lantern-lit joy across the evening.Speaking of good news, Sydney’s food scene just got even spicier—several new eateries have flung open their doors this week in Surry Hills and Newtown, and the Aussie burger wars are hotter than a Bondi beach BBQ. City Transit has announced express light rail services to major venues tonight, so leave your car behind and thank me later when you breeze past the gridlock. Also, there’s a new pop-up vintage market outside Town Hall for those with treasure-hunting tendencies.Craving a must-do? You can’t beat the classic Bondi scavenger hunt—start at the Icebergs pool, follow cryptic clues along the coastal path, and unlock Sydney secrets between sun-kissed surf stops. If it’s tranquility you’re seeking, detour to Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden, a hidden Lavender Bay oasis where fairy tales and local legend bloom behind every turn. Or for something seasonally Sydney, take a sunset stroll and see if you can spot a sausage sizzle at any of the harbourside parks—I guarantee there’s one somewhere.Here’s a local tip: if you want to avoid the caffeine queues, duck into a corner bakery instead of the big-name cafes. You’ll find the best flat white this side of the equator and learn the true meaning of “morning tea”—with a lamington on the side.Before I sign off, mark tomorrow’s calendar for Pillow Talk Bondi Beach Club’s marathon sundown party, pop-up jazz in the Botanic Garden, and the Fisher’s Ghost Art Award kicking off with some of the city’s brightest creative sparks. Keep your sneakers by the door and your sense of adventure fully charged, because Sydney never chills for long!Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI

G’day listeners! Welcome to Things to Do in Sydney—your daily audio passport to the quirkiest, wildest, and downright coolest happenings in Australia’s most electrifying city. I’m Oly Bennet, and today is Sunday, October 19th, 2025. Sydney is waking up to blue skies, spring warmth, and a city absolutely buzzing with festivals, live music, and enough adventure to make even a professional thrill-seeker break a sweat. So, caffeinate those dreams, lace up your walking shoes, and let’s dive into a city where the only thing more unpredictable than the weather is the next event on your list.The big headline today? It’s all about the action in the streets and down on the sand. The iconic Crows Nest Fest is back and bigger than ever, drawing crowds from all corners to bask in awesome live music, gourmet food stalls that would make a MasterChef weep, markets brimming with weird and wonderful treasures, and a dedicated Kids Zone packed with circus fun, face painting, and even a canine parade for your four-legged mates. Want artisanal cheese at 10am? Sorted. Want to challenge a stranger to a spontaneous hula hoop showdown in the middle of Ernest Place? Crows Nest Fest is your stage.Now, if you fancy yourself a ceramicist—or just appreciate mugs that double as modern art—the Sydney Ceramics Market at Carriageworks is a high-octane, clay-fuelled adventure. Over 130 makers, all under one historic roof, promise a hands-on, hands-dirty deep dive into the art of pottery. Watch live demonstrations, chat with artists who literally eat, sleep, and breathe clay, and discover one-off pieces that could transform your kitchen from bland to boujee.Beach lovers, armchair sommeliers, and families with a taste for the finer things will flock to Balmoral for Hunter Valley Uncorked. Picture this: award-winning wine, mouthwatering bites, all while your toes dig into the soft sand and mellow live music drifts by. If you’ve never enjoyed a crisp Hunter Valley Semillon with a soundtrack of crashing waves and smooth jazz, are you even living?Music devotees—if you scored a ticket, you’re the chosen ones: Bear’s Den graces The Vanguard tonight with intimate, soul-stirring folk. Just you, a glass of something nice, and the spellbinding sounds echoing through one of Sydney’s cosiest venues.And for families on the hunt for adventure, Hyde Park transforms into a treasure-hunter’s dream with Kid Quest Adventure, a quest-style event built for pint-sized adventurers aged four to eight who love puzzles and playgrounds with a twist.This week in city news, the public transport gods smile upon you: Sydney Trains have added more frequent weekend services to cater for these mega-events. Inner Westers, rejoice—the light rail will run late, meaning those festival shenanigans won’t end at sunset. For foodies, Surry Hills welcomes “Hops & Chops,” a brand-new gastropub opening its doors with enough craft beer to make your tastebuds do the samba. Plus, pop-up exhibitions are bringing vibrant Indigenous street art to the laneways around Redfern—an absolute must for culture vultures on the go.If you’re plotting your perfect Sunday, don’t miss a classic Sydney Harbour ferry ride—because nothing says “I’m a local legend” like having an ice cream while speeding under the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Snag a coffee at a hidden café in Barangaroo, or hunt for treasures at Rozelle Markets. If you’re feeling spicy, hunt down some okonomiyaki at the Big Japanese Market in Crows Nest, running alongside the festival yesterday and filling the neighbourhood with serious umami vibes.Here’s a hot tip: Most major events today are easily accessed by public transit, so ditch the car and zip around like you own the city. And for pub trivia armory, did you know Sydney has the world’s largest natural harbour? That means you’re legally obligated to snap a selfie with the Opera House at least twice a month—preferably while dressed as a wombat. (Okay, maybe that last part isn’t enshrined in law, but I support it.)Tomorrow, get ready for more festival madness as Sydney’s Craft Week rolls on, with immersive workshops for art fiends and curious minds alike. And coming up, the global sensation Burna Boy is set to ignite Qudos Bank Arena—so keep those dancing shoes handy!Thanks for listening, please subscribe, and remember—this episode was brought to you by Quiet Please podcast networks. For more content like this, please go to Quiet Please dot Ai.For more check out https://www.quietperiodplease.com/and make sure to jump on these great deals https://amzn.to/3V0gjPtFor more on Oly check out https://www.instagram.com/olybennet/This content was created in partnership and with the help of Artificial Intelligence AI