Whether you like spending time outdoors with nature, getting your creative juices flowing or just kicking back and relaxing with your loved ones, there’s always something to do in the Eastern Suburbs. So if you find that you’ve got some extra time on your hands, go check out one of these thrilling events!
OWLS FOLDING AUSTRALIA ORIGAMI CONVENTION, Saturday 29 - Sunday 30 October (Potts Point)
Transforming paper into art is no easy task, the craft of Origami takes a lot of patience, heaps of skill and a wild imagination. And that’s precisely what Australia’s best artists and designers aim to help you master in this informative workshop. Apart from paper-selection and folding tips, here you’ll also find yourself mind-blown, learning how Origami is applied to science, maths and engineering in a practical way. Tickets are limited, so hurry and get yours before it’s too late!
Price: From $32
Location: 58A Macleay Street, entrance near Baroda Street, Potts Point NSW 2011
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WATSONS BAY CIDER FESTVAL, Sunday 30 October (Watsons Bay)
A ticket to Watsons Bay Cider Festival pretty much guarantees you a fun-filled afternoon. Tasting tickets let you try 10 samples from the myriad of cider stalls and take home a bottle of one of your favourites. Cider lovers, where else can you get so many varieties of the world’s most popular drink for only $30? But the festival’s not just about cider, there will also be delicious food items such as Nutella doughnuts and some great live performances lined up just for you.
Price: $30
Location: 1 Military Road, Watsons Bay NSW 2030
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SWAMP MONSTERS, Sunday 30 October (Centennial Park)
This one is for the kiddos, especially those hitting the ceiling with enthusiasm for Halloween. Let the little ones enjoy a night of classic trick-or-treating as they journey across five eerily exciting game stations. They’ll have to muster all their courage to fight zombies, pick up frogs and complete various other tasks to earn rewards. For the younger kids, there’ll be a much less spooky alternative at each station, so no worries, they’re bound to have an enjoyable time!
Price: $17 per child
Location: (Meeting point) The Learning Centre in the Education Precinct, off Dickens Drive, Centennial Park NSW 2021
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MELBOURNE CUP LAWN PARTY, Tuesday 1 November (Centennial Park)
It’s time to whip out your snazziest outfit and most dashing pair of shoes because Centennial Homestead is hosting its yearly Melbourne Cup event. The celebration starts from midday and includes a splendid array of food, excellent live music and for only an extra $45 per person, you and your crew can enjoy an additional three-hour beverage special. Just be sure to make reservations soon so you can secure a stylish afternoon on Melbourne Cup Day before spots run out.
Price: $95
Location: Centennial Homestead, 1 Grand Drive, Centennial Park NSW 2021
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SO YOU WANT TO BE AN AUTHOR: LISA HANRAHAN, Wednesday 2 November (Bondi Junction)
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Do your wildest dreams include getting a book written, published and promoted? If so, this event is a must-go for you! Lisa Hanrahan has been working in the publishing industry for years and she’s got a wealth of experience to share at this workshop. Come along and get to know some insider secrets regarding the do’s and don’ts of pitching your manuscript and promoting your work as a writer.
Price: Free
Location: Waverly Library, 32-48 Denison Street, Bondi NSW 2022
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