Australia Day @ Darling Harbour.... http://bit.ly/zVLFDr
Australia Day @ The Rocks.... http://bit.ly/wuXIb4
Australia Day @ Hyde Park.... http://bit.ly/vZPqjT
Australia Day @ Parramatta Park.... http://bit.ly/xs0BQe
Australia Day Thong Challenge @ Bondi Beach.... http://bit.ly/yIImu2
Australia Day @ Bicentennial Park.... http://bit.ly/zS9Pje
NRMA Motorfest.... http://bit.ly/xA1UAm
Ferrython.... http://bit.ly/yAqUZj
Sydney Ports' Jazz on the Water.... http://bit.ly/yYv5MB
Australia Day Special Offers by Cultural/Public Institutions.... http://bit.ly/zdJxlK
Chinese New Year is the biggest and most important celebration for the Chinese. The festivities last for 15 days, beginning on the first day of a new moon (on the first day of the Chinese calendar) and ending with the day of the full moon. During Chinese New Year celebrations, people wear red clothes, give children 'ang pow' (lucky money) in red envelopes and set off firecrackers. Chinese New Year in this Year of the Dragon falls on Monday, 23rd of January and is generally celebrated all around Sydney from now until early February. Here are some of them this week:
Chinatown Lion Dances (28 & 29th of January)... http://bit.ly/zvS7qX
Celebrate Year of the Dragon @ the Chinese Gardens, Darling Harbour (20th January to 5th of February)... http://bit.ly/whtLFR
Chinese New Year events at the Art Gallery (28 & 29/01)... http://www.artgallery.nsw.gov.au/exhibitions/dragon/related-events/
Chinese New Year Twilight Parade (29th of January)... http://bit.ly/wsoSN8
Other family fun events include:
Mazda Opera in the Domain (28th of January)... http://bit.ly/wYv0d1
Moonlight Cinema @ Centennial Park (8th of December to 25th of March 2012)... http://bit.ly/tyAYiA
Sydney Shakespeare Festival (5th of January to 12th of February)... http://bit.ly/Ai7XFf
Great Opera Hits on a Sunday Afternoon @ Sydney Opera House (8th of Jan to 26th of Feb 2012)... http://bit.ly/xq2RyB
Hawkesbury International Sand Sculpting Competition @ Windsor (11th to 29th January)... http://bit.ly/A3iHKN
Also, some not to be missed exhibitions still ongoing:
Art of the Brick, a large scale LEGO sculpture exhibition (12th Dec 2011 to 5th of Feb 2012) http://bit.ly/rL4v6C
Harry Potter: The Exhibition with 100s of authentic Harry Potter film artefacts, props & costumes (19th of Nov 2011 to 18th of Mar 2012) http://bit.ly/tM92CX
Picasso Exhibition at the Art Gallery of NSW (12th of Nov 2011 to 25th of Mar 2012) http://bit.ly/uWaBu8
HAPPY AUSTRALIA DAY & HAPPY CHINESE NEW YEAR to you & family - may this Year of the Dragon bring you much happiness & prosperity!
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