Every year, Sydney organizes an impressive line-up of events to welcome and celebrate Christmas. This year, Sydney Christmas 2014, holds family-friendly Christmas concerts to provide a fun filled night of entertainment and music. Surry Hills, Hyde Park, Rosebery and Martin Place are some of the locations the concerts are held.
If you have plans to spend Christmas in an awesome location like Sydney this year, you are definitely in luck as this amazing line-up of events are awaiting your attendance. Whether you are coming as a company or with your family and friends, you can be sure that these events are catered to both adults and children. Without further ado, here are the top 5 events you should add into your travel itinerary.
Christmas Projections
Where: Pitt Street, George Street and King Street.
When and what time: 27 November to 25 December 2014. Opening hours are 830pm to 1am.
When the sun starts to set, observe in wonder as Sydney Town Hall’s front brightens up with striking light projections. As part of an improved Christmas 2014 program, digital projections are also slated for display on certain buildings between King Street and Pitt Street Mall.
Alexandria
Where: Alexandria, Power Avenue and Alexandria Park Oval
When and what time: 6 December 2014, Saturday. From 630pm to 830pm
Spice up your Christmas celebrations with a touch of Rock n’ Roll! Other than live music performances, parents would be delighted to know that are other activities installed for their kids. There are craft activities, fireworks display, children’s entertainment and a surprise visit from Santa! The concert will be hosted by James Tobin and musical acts include The Drey Rollan Band, Lah-Lah’s BIG Live Band as well as Christmas carols from The Accapelicans. By the way, don’t forget to buy one of their Santa stockings – each stocking is packed with a set of goodies and they are for a good cause. All proceeds go to Australian Children’s Music Foundation.
Christmas at Sydney Town Hall
Where: Sydney Town Hall
When and what time: 16 December 2014, Tuesday. From 8 to 930pm
Families who attend this year’s Sydney Town Hall concert will surely get into the Christmas spirit without fail. The concert is coupled with gorgeous sandstone surroundings as well as a Grand Organ, and the combination of these elements goes into the making of a memorable night when the festive music starts to play. Tickets for this concert tends to sell quickly, thus you are advised to act fast if you wish to be part of the night’s events.
Choirs at the Tree
Where: Martin Place
When and what time: 1 December to 24 December 2014. Opening hours are 6 to 8pm.
Located at a Christmas tree in Martin Place, choirs (for the first time ever) have been arranged to perform every night throughout December. Get into the Christmas mood and sing along with the choirs!
Carols At The House
Where: Sydney Opera House
When and what time: 6 December 2014 (2pm) and 7 December 2014 (5pm)
If you are ready to be awed by a 500-strong choir who sings your favourite Christmas carols, you know that this something you would not want to miss. Emma Matthews, an opera sensation, will perform alongside the choir to perform famous songs such as Ave Maria.
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