Explore land and culture on a beautiful walk through the Warali Wali Trail. It is a 4.7 km (one way) or a 9.4 km (return) long track that runs along the Prospect Creek Corridor between Cumberland City Council and Fairfield City Council areas. The trail includes a series of four individual public artworks created by Aboriginal artists. The public artworks express the Dreaming Stories of Prospect Creek and tell of the native flora and fauna along the local waterway.

WHO: Cumberland City Council
WHERE: Prospect Creek Corridor
WHEN: Anytime
HOW MUCH: Free

Visit the market for all the essentials for festive feasting alongside a curated selection of food-related giftware. Plus, there will be a range of ready-to-eat food on the night from your market faves and a pop-up bar by Atomic and Archie Rose Distilling Co.

WHO: Carriageworks
WHERE: Carriageworks, Everleigh
WHEN: 21 December, 4-9pm
HOW MUCH: Free

Time to get jolly with a special Christmas Carol night at the brewery!

Featuring the renowned Polyphony choir singing live, come and get into the Christmas spirit with a fun sing-along and plenty of festive froths

WHO: Polyphony x Yulli’s Brew
WHERE: Yulli’s Brews, Alexandria
WHEN: 22 December, 6pm
HOW MUCH: Free

From December through April, Erskineville will be home to Sound Out the Street, a series of free, non-ticketed street activations on the last Friday of every month.

Join musicians, artists and performers in and around Erskineville’s streets, shopfronts and unusual corners as the sun sets between 6.30pm and 8.00pm. Expect unique stories, sounds and thrilling performances and celebrate the artists that make our everyday streets extraordinary.

The event kicks off this Friday December 23rd

WHO: PACT
WHERE: Erskineville
WHEN: 23 December – 30 April, 6:30-8pm
HOW MUCH: Free