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Although people are unable to enjoy our full visitor experience, we're rolling out exciting digital initiatives that will enable you to stay connected with our extraordinary places on Sydney Harbour. Discover some of our upcoming events below...
Operating every Wednesday from 8am to 2pm, the Middle Head Market is an opportunity for locals and visitors to enjoy a pleasant, country-style bazaar atmosphere together with breathtaking harbour views and live music.
Introducing DigiTalks – a series of online talks, virtual tours and webinars designed to keep you engaged at home, on your lunch break or wherever you may be! Running on select Wednesdays, DigiTalks are an opportunity for attendees to gain rich insights into not only our heritage destinations but also the world's best harbour. We invite you to register for one, or more, of our upcoming DigiTalks.
Some of the most inspiring places in Sydney are protected by the Harbour Trust. On Wednesday 26 August, Harbour Trust volunteer Julie Evans will delve into the history of our visitor destinations, including Cockatoo Island, North Head Sanctuary, Sub Base Platypus, Headland Park and Macquarie Lightstation. Plus, attendees will discover the different ways to enjoy our extraordinary visitor destinations.
Cockatoo Island has been reimagined as an immersive contemporary art space for the 22nd Biennale of Sydney. Between 16 June and 6 September, visitors to the island are invited to engage with a series of public artworks anchored in this year’s theme: NIRIN.
Having conquered mainland Sydney, Mary’s – the reigning champions of the local burger scene – have brought their trademark foodie experience to Cockatoo Island in time for Biennale of Sydney (16 June to 6 September).
Spanning 80 kilometres of harbour foreshore between two of Sydney’s most iconic surf beaches, the Bondi to Manly Walk includes pit stops at historic sites protected by the Harbour Trust; namely, North Head Sanctuary in Manly, Headland Park in Mosman, Macquarie Lightstation in Vaucluse and Sub Base Platypus in North Sydney.
