Expired Events in Sydney

Co-created by Harriet Gillies- Lucas Jervies- Hugh O'Connor and Solomon Thomas. Concept and performance by Lucas Jervies...

You can have anything that you want - you just have to ask! -Conceived and -directed -by Channing Tatum- Magic Mike Live...

On the back of two sold out shows- Mel Blue and some of their favorite bands - Abby Bella May- Mesmeriser- and Bronte Pu...

You've seen him on YouTube- you've seen him on RuPaul's Drag Race- now it's time to see him live on stage for his Haus P...

Table for Six

Vegan Market Sydney Vegan Market will be taking over the EQ this November

Rediscover your riding confidence in our rusty riders course.The course runs at a slower pace and develops the skills and confidence required to be an effective bike rider.Topics covered:Classroom: rights and responsibilities- route planning- traffic and positioning theoryOff-street: control skills and practiceWhat to bring:Your bikeClean ragA bike in good working order (instructors will assess your bike's road-worthiness and may exclude you from the course if they feel your bike is unsafe)A helmetWaterSunscreen

From wherever you are- we invite you to explore the streets of Sydney in the early 20th century through a virtual tour.This exhibition showcases photographs commissioned by Sydney Municipal Council from 1900 to 1920.The City Building Surveyor's Department used photography to document the city's profound transformation in the first 2 decades of the 20th century. These photographs inadvertently capture the largely working class neighbourhoods and people being displaced by commercial and government redevelopment.The City Building Surveyor's Condemnation and Demolition Books is a key photographic collection held in the City Archives comprising almost 5000 photographs and associated glass plate negatives.To explore the City of Sydney's Archives and History resources go to archives.cityofsydney.nsw.gov.auCurator Laila Ellmoos

On this new digital content platform- we will share with you the passion and joy of Baroque music whenever you want and wherever you are.Brandenburg One is the Australian Brandenburg Orchestra's inventive new digital stage. With hours of music available and new performances every fortnight- immerse yourself in the world of period performance with extensive program notes- educational videos- podcast episodes- interviews- archival concert recordings and more! As an expanding digital library of all things Baroque- Brandenburg One is free to the general public for you to enjoy and share while the concert halls are closed- and long after they reopen.Visit our website for more!