Zone Sky Zone is Australia’s best indoor trampoline park with hundreds of trampolines, all connected to form one massive trampoline that literally allows you to jump off the walls! Don't forget about the climbing wall too.
09:00 am - 05:30 pm
Discover something exciting on every corner this summer at the world premiere of How Cities Work interactive family exhibition, now open at the Museum of Sydney.
10:00 am - 05:00 pm
For one day only, connecting the street to the elite, the supercharged urban circus returns with a stellar cast of world champions including a two time World Champion BMX Flatlander, two world renowned breakdancers, an internationally acclaimed basketball freestyler and a World Record holding cyr wheel artist.
11:00 am - 03:00 pm
Darling Quarter will host a series of family-friendly workshops in celebration of NAIDOC Week from Monday 8 to Thursday 11 July. The workshops will run in conjunction with a free art exhibition, curated by aMBUSH Gallery, from one of Australia’s most exhibited artists – Wayne Quilliam – who will bring large-scale digital art to Darling Quarter in a visual representation of the NAIDOC aim “Let’s work together for a shared future”.
10:00 am - 05:00 pm
Foyer of the Monkey Baa Theatre, Sydney, NSW
This July school holidays, Riverside Theatres is a treasure trove of delights for kids of all ages, with a spectacular program that includes the musical magic of The Toybox, Andy Griffith’s hilarious Just Romeo & Juliet! presented by Bell Shakespeare and the outrageous fun of Roald Dahl’s The Twits.
07:45 pm - 09:30 pm
The Nicholson Museum is Australia's oldest University museum and home to the largest collection of antiquities in the Southern Hemisphere. Our gallery is located in the historic Main Quadrangle at the University of Sydney and open freely to the general public.
Kids just love exploring this secret garden and it's hidden pathways. It's a beautiful oasis in the heart of the city and a great place to visit when in the Darling Harbour area. They have wonderful daily activities just for kids too.
The Grounds of Alexandria impressed from the moment we arrived. Cafe, roastery, bar, eatery, organic gardens, markets, lemonade stalls, animal farm and kids enclosed play area.
Perched on one of the sandstone ledges that gave The Rocks its name, Susannah Place is a typically English row of ‘two up, two down’ terraces, each originally with basement cellars and kitchens, separate laundries and bathrooms. Between 1844 and 1990, over 100 families called these four terrace houses home, living lives inextricably linked to the vibrant world of the Rocks beyond their front doors.
