Sydney is calling locals and visitors to feel the Sydney Side of Summer as the city gears up to host its hottest summer ever with a jam-packed schedule of major music, art, culture, and sporting events.
The city will come alive with concerts, sporting matches, blockbuster musicals and museum openings, all set against the backdrop of Sydney’s golden beaches, glittering harbor, thriving dining scene and abundant national parks.
Minister for Tourism and the Arts Ben Franklin said this summer season is set to be Sydney’s biggest and best yet.
“The program of major events coming to Sydney this summer is unrivalled, from opera performances on the harbor and major international sporting events such as Aus Sail GP, to the Art Gallery of NSW Opening Festival, New Year’s Eve and Sydney World Pride, Sydney is the ultimate summer playground,” Mr Franklin said.
“We are committed to delivering fantastic events that not only provide fun and entertainment for Sydneysiders but also attract visitors from all over the world to experience the Sydney side of summer and position NSW as the major events capital of the Asia Pacific.”
Major events taking place in Sydney through to 2023 include the famous News Tears Eve Fire Works, Sydney to Hobart Boat Race, United Cup Tennis Tournament and the grand Sydney Festival from 5-29 Jan.