Some of our not-to-be missed experiences for the whole family at Barangaroo
We’re all in need of some summer fun, and luckily Barangaroo will be full of sweet summer fun for the whole family. Check out some of our not-to-be missed experiences.
Sydney Festival - Frida Kahlo: The Life of an Icon
Journey through the life of one of the most influential artists of all time.
When: From 4 Jan 2023
Sydney Festival, Vigil - Awaken
On the evening of 25 January we bring together the peoples of Eora, look out across the water from Barangaroo reserve and awaken Me-Mel.
When: 25 Jan 2023
WugulOra Morning Ceremony
As an ancient Smoking Ceremony cleanses the way for new beginnings, the WugulOra Morning Ceremony celebrates the world’s oldest living culture through dance, music and language.
When: 26 Jan 2023
Sydney Festival - Naabami (Thou Shall/Will See): Barangaroo (Army of Me)
Stripped back, raw, steadfast in stance and knowledge, portraits of First Nations women and girls who are contemporary sovereign warriors and avatar-sentinels of staunch Cammeraygal woman Barangaroo.
When: 5-29 Jan 2023
Art in the Park
Get creative with us at these free lunch time art workshops.
When: 12 Jan - 17 Feb 2023
SailGP
The SailGP Village will offer SailGP F50 ‘fly by’ parades, Q&As with SailGP athletes, a fan shop, ticket box office, event TV, DJ and pop-up bar.
When: 18-19 Feb 2023
Valentine's Day
Whether it's fine food, inspired homewares, or day spa dates that take your beloved's fancy, Barangaroo is the place to celebrate - in lavish style - the most romantic day of the year.
Eat & Drink
Discover a waterfront haven of world-class dining only four minutes from Wynyard Station.
Picnics
Barangaroo Reserve is the perfect spot for a harbourside picnic. As well as providing a new perspective on Sydney Harbour, Barangaroo Reserve features lookouts, idyllic coves and a variety of picnic spots.
Aboriginal Cultural Tours
Immerse yourself in the native history of Sydney Harbour and the importance of the land to Australia’s Aboriginal heritage and its significance to the clans of the Eora Nation that once lived where Sydney now stands.
