Category: Online Event

Sharon Hayes has been teaching singing for the City of Sydney at the Reginald Murphy Centre in Kings Cross on Fridays for 4 years and the Harry Jensen Centre in Millers Point for one term on Tuesdays.  It has brought a lot of joy to the community. New friendships have been made along with learning how to sing correctly. The students are very pleased with their progress.  Sharon was sponsored to sing solo by 'The Metropolitan Room' NYC 2012-2014- she is on iTunes and sings professionally. Sharon also teaches privately and is currently working on a new album. She teaches scales for 30 minutes then each person has the opportunity to sing 1 or 2 songs- which she work on with them to bring out the best. Everyone has lots of fun.Disclaimer  a. To the extent permitted by law- the City of Sydney- its officers- employees- agents and contractors are not liable for any personal injury- loss or damage to property or financial loss (including payment of medical expenses) any individual may suffer whilst participating in online programs and activities presented by the City of Sydney and  b. By participating in City of Sydney online programs- individuals accept that they do so at their own risk and accept that they waive and forego any legal right that they may otherwise have against the City of Sydney and or against its officers- employees- agents and contractors.

StudioRCC deliver free singing programs for tweenies (8 to 12 years) youth (12 to 24 years) and opens (all ages) hosted by Asahi Takahashi.Beginner level singers are welcome to join in at anytime using Zoom link.StudioRCC programs are for 18 years and over- any participants under 18 years younger must be accompanied by an adult.Disclaimer a. To the extent permitted by law- the City of Sydney- its officers- employees- agents and contractors are not liable for any personal injury- loss or damage to property or financial loss (including payment of medical expenses) any individual may suffer whilst participating in online programs and activities presented by the City of Sydney and b. By participating in City of Sydney online programs- individuals accept that they do so at their own risk and accept that they waive and forego any legal right that they may otherwise have against the City of Sydney and or against its officers- employees- agents and contractors

Celebrate the race that stops the nation - Melbourne Cup 2020 at Cyren Bar Grill Seafood- - Sydney's best Melbourne Cup Party venue!Enjoy the day on the water with a 4 course sit down lunch inclusive of a 3 hour drinks package for only $195 per person. This is one event you won't want to miss - an incredible atmosphere- big screens- stunning water views and much more!Get in early- as tables book out fast! Call us on 1300 989 989 or simply fill out the booking form and email it to restaurant@cyren.com.au Your health and safety is our priority. Our restaurants are COVID safe and we have strict restrictions in place so you can enjoy your favourite waterfront dining experience!

This class draws on elements of pilates- Progressing Ballet Technique and strength and conditioning to develop new pathways in your body.You will focus on the principles of postural alignment and core stability to learn the correct use of muscles and develop solid technique.This class is suitable for not only dancers but people who have had injuries or haven't trained for a while. This class will help you strengthen your body in a safe- nurturing environment.This class is curated for small spaces.What you need:Exercise ball (a dining table chair or a sturdy stool are a good substitute for an exercise ball)Resistance Band (strap- tie- towel are all good substitutes)Lacrosse Ball (a spiky ball can be used as an alternative)Small Ball (a small cushion is a good substitute)

LinkedIn is an unbelievably powerful tool for individuals and businesses to grow and communicate a brand- connect with inspiring people- develop a cultivated professional network- generate revenue- drive website traffic and much more.In this panel event- we'll be joined by some amazing thought leaders- entrepreneurs and innovators who know how to leverage the power of LinkedIn- and have established themselves as LinkedIn experts. You'll walk away with tips- tricks and strategies to make your own profile standout- and to bring success to your brand or business!TakeawaysHear tips on how to optimize your LinkedIn profile and make it stand outLearn strategies to help you grow your professional network- and understand how this can help your career developmentFind out how you can use LinkedIn to grow your brand- whether personal or businessBriefly explore how LinkedIn can help drive traffic to your website and generate leads and revenue

Oh snap! WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo is scaling and tailing up your Halloween celebrations this year with a deliciously wicked pop-up CROCtail Bar inside an underground Crocodile Den. That's right- inside a crocodile den with an actual crocodile.Just a piece of (sturdy and thick) glass will stand between you and the Darling Harbour zoo's mammoth Saltwater Crocodile. His name is Rocky- he is over 4m long and weighs at least 365kg! Don't get on his bad side!Upon arrival- guests will be greeted with a free drink and a rare hands-on reptile encounter (snake or lizard).It's then on to find an allocated seat to order some tasty tapas and cocktails aka CROCtails made by mobile bar company Trolley'd using locally and responsibly sourced native and wild foraged ingredients such as roasted wattle- urban beehive honey and Illawarra Plum Vodka.The evening kicks on when the WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo team emerge for a Croc Talk and there may even be the chance to watch Rocky feed! Tickets are $15 per person and include a free beer or house wine on arrival. Plus $5 from each ticket sold will be donated to the WILD LIFE Conservation Fund supporting animal research- conservation and welfare.Seating is limited with only 13 spots available per session in the Croc Den and 38 in the Upper Viewing Deck.

With Tanya Plibersek- Tim Soutphommasane- Adrian Pisarski- and Verity Firth.In 2020- we've done the inconceivable - school children moved overnight to online learning- banks offered mortgage holidays- unemployment benefits were doubled- housed rough sleepers and put a hold on evictions- offered wages subsidies and stayed home from the beach and the pub in the collective interest of our community.So how do we ensure these positive initiatives stay in place as we move into a post-COVID world?Join us - hours after the close of the US election - to reimagine a better Australia- with a stronger economy- a fairer society- and a more environmentally sustainable future.Panellists:The Hon. Tanya Plibersek- Shadow Minister for Education and Training and Federal Member of Parliament for Sydney.The Hon. Verity Firth- Executive Director of Social Justice at UTS.Prof. Tim Soutphommasane- Professor of Practice (Sociology and Political Theory) and Director of Culture Strategy at The University of Sydney.Adrian Pisarski- Executive Officer of National Shelter.Register here.

KGV monthly walking group is continuing as we walk together from afar.Join us on the first Friday of each month as we walk our way to a healthier heart. Walk together at the same time and enjoy a walk with KGV staff and walk participants as we share our walk routes via photographs and videos.Run in partnership with the Heart Foundation the KGV Walking Group is a great way to make friends- stay healthy and keep connected to your local community.Walking for an average of 30 minutes or more a day can lower the risk of heart disease- stroke by 35% percent and Type 2 diabetes by 40%.It's not just your heart and muscles that benefit from walking. Regular physical activity has been proven to:Manage weight- blood pressure and cholesterolReduce your risk of some cancersMaintain bone density- reducing risk of osteroporosis and fracturesImprove balance and coordination- reducing your risk of falls and other injuries.

A TEDxSydney event is a local gathering where live TED style talks are shared with the community. The content and design of each TEDxSydney event is unique and developed independently. TEDxSydney is a day of short- curated talks- and performances that are idea-focused- and cover a wide range of subjects to foster learning- inspiration and wonder - and provoke conversations that matter.The theme for 2020 is REAL. How do we know what is real and truthful amid the noise we live in every day? How can we separate reality from fiction? And what is genuine versus imagined? In a world beset by challenges that span cultural- social- political- economic- environmental and existential concerns- seeking the truth has never been more critical to our survival.