Things To Do In Sydney This August

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Sydney is a vibrant city and throughout the year you can find a million and more things to entertain you and the month of August is no different. We’re going to take a look at all the biggest things to do in Sydney this August to inspire you to explore everything the city possibly has to offer this month. We’ve picked out a mix of great things, from a film festival to classic car exhibitions.

Australia China Cultural Week

Made up of a series of events , the Australia China Cultural Week is going to be an exciting attraction for all those in the city. With a combination of viual artists, live performances, the most inspirational Chinese Pop Artists and an audience of more than 2000 you will be guaranteed to take in some rich culture. As there’s no obligation to pay for the event, you can enjoy a great cheap experience in Sydney.

When: Saturday 16 August from 19.30 to 22.00
Where: Sydney Town Hall, 483 George Street (cnr Druitt Street) Sydney 2000
Price: Make a donation
Website: www.chinaweek.net

The Lion King

Closing at the end of August, the musical re-imaging of the Disney classic ‘The Lion King’ is being performed at the Capitol Theatre and it is one of the most spectacular theatrical experiences around. If you were/are a fan of the animated film then get yourself down to Campbell Street, buy a ticket to the show, sit back and feel your emotions get the better of you.

When: Tuesday 04 March and Sunday 31 August
Where: Capitol Theatre, 13 Campbell Street (between George and Pitt Streets) Haymarket 2000
Price: From $50
Website: www.lionking.com.au

The Korean Film Festival (KOFFIA)

Running for the fifth year, the film festival has established itself in the city and this year it’s bigger than ever! The Korean Film Festival is touring the country hitting 6 cities and in August it lands in Sydney with screenings of the major blockbuster hits from Korean Cinema as well as the critically acclaimed art-house films. All films are in Korean, however there are English subtitles.

When: Wednesday 13 August to Thursday 21 August 2014
Where: George Street Cinemas, 505 George St (between Bathurst & Liverpool Streets) Sydney 2000
Price: Adult: $16| Children: $12.50| Senior: $12.50
Website: www.koffia.com.au

WILD LIFE Sydney Zoo (Twilight Hours)

As the sun sets at the Sydney Zoo there are a lot of creatures there that, start to wake up. So if you ever wondered exactly what these nocturnal critters get up to when we’re all snoozing then twilight guide of the zoo. You’ll be able to find out what it is a Koala gets up to when it has woken up after spending 20 hours of the day asleep and learn about the secrets and behaviours of other animals.

When: Every Friday night during daylight savings – 5pm to 6pm
Where: Wildlife Sydney, Aquarium Wharf Darling Harbour 2000
Price: $60
Website: www.wildlifesydney.com.au

Auto Obsession

If you’re as mad about cars as we are at BBM, then you’ll definitely find the time to head over to the Powerhouse Museum and marvil at the 25 featured restored classic historic cars. The exhibit consists of a “curious, eclectic and fascinating collection” of vehicles ranging from the luxury designs to even memorable family cars. A 1955 FJ Holden, a 1965 Ford Falcon XP, and a 1970 Chrysler Valiant Regal VF to list some of the cars on display, so be sure to among the admiring fans.

When: Saturday 09 August and Sunday 26 October from 10.00 to 17.00
Where: Powerhouse Museum, 500 Harris Street Ultimo 2007
Price: Free with general admission| $15 adult| $8 child/concession| $38 family
Website: hwww.powerhousemuseum.com