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$20 High Tea Special
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- Now until 7 June
- WHERE
- Azuma Patisserie, Ground Floor, HSBC Centre, 580 George St, Sydney
- ABOUT
- Azuma is offering a special introductory price on their new High Tea service
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Vivid Sydney
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- WHERE
- Various locations
- ABOUT
- This groundbreaking festival plays host to performances by dance floor alchemists Kraftwerk and Empire of the Sun.
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Saturday and Sunday Ladies Lunch
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- Every Saturday and Sunday, 1pm-5pm
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- L'il Darlin, 420 Elizabeth St, Surry Hills
- ABOUT
- Li’l Darlin has created a gorgeous experience with polkadot tablecloths, big pink flowers, a glass of bubbles each and lunch like you never experienced before.
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Framed prints and designer throw pillows
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- Available now
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- Kristy Lee Interiors, Shop 2, 58 Darley Rd Manly
- ABOUT
- Just in! H-U-G-E framed prints and new designer throw pillows.
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Pyrmont Festival
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- 17 - 26 May
- WHERE
- Pirrama Park, Pyrmont
- ABOUT
- This waterside tribute to wine, food and art is known for collaborations between local chefs and producers from regional Mudgee.
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Unwrapped
MakMak Macaroons
MakMak has finally opened a retail mac-house selling their delicious, bespoke dessert creations on South King.
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Close-Up
Jason Minty of Becker Minty
Jason Minty is one of the most qualified shoppers around, having spent years scouring the globe for the best in design and homewares. Here we take a look into how his travels and experiences have contributed to the emporium that is Becker Minty
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The lifeblood of many world cities is undeniably found wherever people spend their valuable time and money. From fast fashion to luxury labels, beauty to books, concept dining to convenient consuming, everything is catered for in the very heart of Sydney.
Highlights: COTA, Westfield Sydney, Ivy Bar.
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This lush and leafy village houses internationally-known Australian designer stores, artful antiques, relaxed cafes and galleries dotted along Queen Street. Woollahra is the next stop on a sunny afternoon stroll.
Highlights: Axel Mano, Bistro Moncur, Reads.
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The gracefully ageing architecture of Surry Hills is like a backdrop in a theatre production brimming with a bohemians and trendsetting cast of people. This is Sydney's creative hub where design, fashion, music and style are as essential as breathing.
Highlights: Collector Store, Vini, Paper2, Hudson Meats.
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Darlinghurst has a lot more to offer than renowned Oxford Street. With new concept stores, high-end street-fashion boutiques, bohemian cafes and authentic eateries and restaurants constantly springing up, this happening Sydney village is well worth a visit time and time again.
Highlights: Sur Bourke Espresso Bar, Jekyll & Hyde, Mon Petit Chou.
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This is where the different lives of many merge beneath the towering blocks of 19th-century apartments. Home to some of the trendiest cafes, restaurants and boutiques, Potts Point/Kings Cross will make you feel as thought you've stumbled upon a little patch of New York.
Highlights: Becker Minty, The Sardine Room, Spring Court.
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Blending a long Indigenous history with new, independent developments, the area is bursting with audacious new concepts while mainstays honour traditional hand-made methods. Retro and vintage furniture, boutique dining and art galleries will command your attention in Redfern/Waterloo.
Highlights: 2 Danks Street, Great Dane, White Rabbit Gallery.
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An eclectic culture that's young and fresh, harbour front walks and verdant parklands inform the sunlit alfresco lifestyle on the Lower North Shore. You'll find high energy pockets of wining and dining, independent boutiques and hole in the wall delis and cafes feeding the fresh eclectic culture across this understated sprawl of excellence.
Highlights: Design Mosman, Delicado Foods, flori e casa.
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Perched on a picturesque peninsula in Sydney's inner west, Balmain and Rozelle are home to a quirky mix of art galleries and flea markets, boutiques, cafes, restaurants and pubs. This eclectic waterside enclave offers a laid-back inner-city alternative.
Highlights: Hunt Leather, Stem, Corner Bar.
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Like honeycomb, many individuals work to fill Newtown's foundations with a distinctive taste. Bohemian by nature, but a modern pioneer in the diversity of its entertainment, design and food, the vibrant street life is a result of the eclectic myriads of artists and professionals that call it home.
Highlights: Jester Seeds, Berkelouw, Holy Kitsch.
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Noted for its quirky bohemian vibe, Glebe is a vibrant and charming fringe precinct with a strong café and restaurant culture. Take a stroll down Glebe Point Road and stumble upon recently opened hole-in-the-wall hot-spots Sydney's cultural crowd frequent.
Highlights: Gleebooks, Sonoma Glebe, Glebe Markets on Saturdays.
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Explore the leafy streets and enticing laneways of one of Sydney's most beautiful harbour front suburbs and shopping precincts. If you're in the mood to splash out on designer gear, this is where you can truly immerse yourself in some of Sydney's finest wares.
Highlights: Mrs Sippy, Moss & Spy, Busatti.
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The mother of Australia's hipster culture and evolving hand of a next-level set of bars and restaurants, Bondi keeps the most condensed mix of culture, charisma and cultivated menus in Sydney. Highlights: Brown Sugar, Tuchuzy and the Bondi Markets on Sunday.
Highlights: Brown Sugar, Tuchuzy and the infamous Bondi Markets on Sunday.
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Framed by the Harbour Bridge and Opera House and nestled on the edge of breathtaking Sydney Harbour, The Rocks offers an unrivalled blend of the old and the new, from heritage architecture and cobblestoned laneways, to some of Sydney's finest restaurants.
Highlights: Pony Lounge & Dining, Craft NSW, Buttons Buttons Buttons.
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Watch the boats draw patterns in the harbour, hear the uproar of the fish auctions after sunset, wander through the shops on Harris Street, or dance until dawn at The Star. Times are continuously evolving in the waterfront suburbs of Pyrmont/Ultimo.
Highlights: Cafe Morso, Flying Fish, The Star.
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Sydney’s favourite beachside village conjures the halcyon days of a seventies summer: the hazy union of the sun, surf and sea and the promise of days that never end and nights you know you’re meant to remember. Just cast the tourist fables, and you’ll encounter its soulful truth.
Highlights: Infinity Sourdough, Murdok, Pulp Creative Paper.
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Explore an exciting melting pot of cultures and cuisines in Sydney's vibrant Chinatown. Whether it's yum cha, dumplings, ramen, sweets or ancient herbal remedies, Chinatown and Haymarket is where traditional and contemporary South East Asian influences meet.
Highlights: Din Tai Fung, Menya Noodle Bar, Chat Thai.
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A riot of flavours, textures and colours, Chatswood is high on sensory thrills. Here, cultural traditions and culinary adventure face off in dessert shops and noodle houses, and teahouses play elegant witness to local dining rituals. But although Chatswood might be steeped in tradition, it moves to a modern beat.
Highlights: Ten Ren Cha for Tea, Kam Fook.