
Every January, the City of Sydney is enthralled, brought together, and ignited by the Sydney Festival, which offers daring and unforgettable experiences. What better way to start 2025 than with a festival that brings people together and revitalizes Australia’s artistic scene?
The Sydney Festival will take place between Parramatta and Chippendale from 4 to 26 January 2025. The Sydney Festival 2025 boasts a vast lineup of diverse local artists and well-known international names this summer, with over 130 shows and events, including 22 World Premieres, 24 Australian exclusives, 43 locations, and over 50 free events, including more than 12 nights of free live music.
What can you expect from the festival? We’ve selected some highlights that display the program’s diversity, featuring shows that will challenge, provoke, and entertain you. Check out the performances in Sydney and Parramatta this month.
Vigil: Gunyah at Barangaroo, led by First Nations peoples, culminates on 25th January with Vigil: Truth, highlighting visions for the future. Enjoy curated talks by ABC Radio National broadcaster Rudi Bremer, a soundscape by Brendon Boney, and workshops.
The Thirsty Mile is a lively festival by the water, offering seven theatres, exhibition spaces, and a summer bar with 12 nights of free live music at the Moonshine Bar.
For the above two events, pre-book parking with DIVVY at 30 The Bond for $36.50 per day or $8 for the evening.
From January 9th to 23rd, catch Dark Noon at Sydney Town Hall, featuring a reimagining of the Wild West by South African actors. This immersive production confronts themes of power and race. For evening parking, pre-book at 168 Clarence St (Club York) for $12.
Don’t miss Cirque Alfonse—a captivating circus that flips farm life on its head! Experience thrilling acrobatics, impressive juggling, tap dancing, and even a tractor performing wheelies. Grab your tickets now for the show running from 3 to 12 January at Riverside Theatres.
DIVVY offers Parramatta parking for just $5 an evening at 140 George Street & 91 Philip Street.
Explore your parking options with DIVVY in Parramatta, Surry Hills, Barangaroo, Darling Harbour, and Sydney city. Visit our website or use the DIVVY Parking App to book your spot now.
For more information on the Sydney Festival, visit www.sydneyfestival.org.au.
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