Surry Hills residents and visitors will enjoy a day of festivities, live music, and alfresco dining on Crown Street as part of the Sydney Streets festival series this spring.
The event, scheduled for Saturday 2 November, is one of seven free one-day celebrations across Sydney neighbourhoods aimed at showcasing local venues, businesses, and products. From 11am to 10pm, Crown Street will be closed to traffic, transforming into a pedestrian-friendly space filled with community activities and entertainment.
Local Business Participation
Several Surry Hills businesses are set to participate in the event. YO-CHI will offer DJ performances and kids’ games, while Tucano’s plans to set up a pop-up bar with live music. For those interested in health and wellness, Central to Health Chiropractic will provide free spinal screenings. Masala Theory will join the festivities by operating a food stall on the street.
Sydney LM Clover Moore AO expressed enthusiasm for the event series, stating, “We started these neighbourhood celebrations to help local communities get back on their feet after the pandemic, and they’ve become more and more popular.”
“Sydney Streets gives a boost to local businesses and helps create thriving and connected communities,” she added.
Other Participating Suburbs
The spring Sydney Streets festival series will also feature events in six other Sydney suburbs:
1. Haymarket (21 September)
2. Potts Point (28 September)
3. Glebe (12 October)
4. Darlinghurst (19 October)
5. Pyrmont (9 November)
6. Redfern (16 November)
Each location will showcase its unique character through various activities, food offerings, and entertainment options.
Traffic and Transport Information
For all events in the series, surrounding streets will be closed to traffic from 9am to 11:30pm, with special event clearways in place. Residents and visitors are advised to check livetraffic.com for full road and traffic details to plan their travel accordingly.
The Sydney Streets festival series aims to encourage locals and visitors to explore the city’s diverse neighbourhoods while supporting local businesses and fostering community connections as Sydney embraces the spring season.
Published 23-Sept-2024