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September 28, 2025 3 mins
G’day and a massive welcome to Things to Do in Sydney! It’s Sunday, September 28, 2025, and Oly Bennet here—your quirky, sport-obsessed globetrotter—ready to serve you today’s freshest adventures! The Harbour City is buzzing with that crisp spring energy. After a mellow morning, it’s heating up to a comfy 23°C, perfect for stretching your legs or diving into a wild flurry of events, no umbrella needed!

Sydney’s put its party jersey on today, with a kaleidoscope of happenings for every flavor of fun. Culture vultures, check out the Timeless: A Journey in Persian Classical Music at the Sydney Opera House at 3pm. International virtuosos from both Australia and Tehran will dazzle you with hypnotic Persian laments and lively dance tunes! If your taste buds are on a quest, wander over to the Australian Native Food Festival. Today’s the grand finale of this inaugural celebration at the Royal Botanic Garden, where you can sample indigenous Aussie foods, meet First Nations chefs, and snag an Instagram-worthy native dish—kangaroo jerky, anyone?

If you fancy a slice of world-class nightlife, DJ Snoopadelic—yep, that’s Snoop Dogg himself—takes over Cargo Bar at 6pm, dropping beats hotter than Bondi sand in January. Meanwhile, sea-foodies can indulge in the Grand Seafood Buffet at Sheraton Grand Hyde Park at 12:30pm. For the little rascals or anyone feeling artsy, the Fun-Festival of Light Diwali colouring session at North Sydney Library offers a drop-in creative escape. Colour your own rangoli and light up the festival wall!

Want to feel truly local? Scoot to York Lane from 10am, where Coffee & DJs keep things mellow and funky, blending the bean scene with killer soundtracks right in the city’s heart. Fancy something harmonious? The spiritual crowd can unwind at Newport Community Centre from 5pm for an in-person meditation session—inner peace, seaside breeze!

Now for the local scoop! Word on the street is that a new Italian-Japanese fusion spot, Bento Rosso, just opened near Circular Quay. Imagine spicy tuna cannoli and wagyu lasagne—Sydney’s multicultural food game just levelled up. The Light Rail’s running smooth after last week’s brief hiccups, so hopping between these hotspots is a breeze. Planners, don’t skip setting your Opal card to auto-top-up—nothing kills the mood like fumbling for coins at the gate!

What’s peak Sydney today? Don’t just tick off the Opera House and Harbour Bridge—take the Manly Ferry for those classic harbor vibes, kick back with gelato, or detour through the laneways of Newtown for street art that’s fresher than a cricket pitch at sunrise. If you stumble on a group playing two-up in a pub, join in—this local coin-tossing oddity is steeped in Aussie spirit, luck, and loud laughs.

Before I dash off to referee a spontaneous frisbee battle at Coogee Beach, listen in for tomorrow’s hot picks like the Sydney Fringe Festival’s wild final acts or the infamous Berlin Rave dropping the beat at Home the Venue. As ever, Sydney’s just one big playground—so lace up, get exploring, and let the adventure pick you!

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
This is your Things to Do in Sydney podcast. Gooday
and a massive welcome to Things to Do in Sydney.
It's Sunday, September twenty eighth, twenty twenty five, and only
Bennett here, your quirky, sport obsessed glowed trotter, ready to
serve you today's freshest adventures. The Harbour City is buzzing
with that crisp spring energy. After a mellow morning, it's

(00:22):
hating up to a comfy twenty three degree celsius, perfect
for stretching your legs or diving into a wild flurry
of events. No umbrella needed. Sydney's put its party Jersey
on today with a kaleidoscope of happenings for every flavor
of fun culture vultures. Check out The Timeless, a Journey
in Persian Classical Music at the Sydney Opera House at

(00:43):
three pm. International virtuosos from both Australia and Tehran will
dazzle you with hypnotic Persian laments and lively dance tunes.
If your tastepods are on a quest, wander over to
the Australian Native Food Festival. Today's the grand finale of
this inaugurate celebration at the Royal Botanic Garden, where you
can sample indigenous ossie foods, meet First Nation chefs and

(01:07):
snag an instagram worthy native dish kangaroo jerky anyone. If
you fancy a slice of world class nightlife, DJ Snooper
Delic Yep that Snoop Dogg himself takes over Cargo Bar
at six pm, dropping beats hotter than Bondai sand in January. Meanwhile,
seafood these can indulge in the Grand Seafood Buffet at

(01:27):
Sheraton Grand Hyde Park at twelve thirty pm. For the
little rascals or anyone feeling artsy, The fun Festival of
Light Devali coloring session at North Sydney Library offers a
dropping creative escape. Color your own rangoli and light up
the festival. War want to feel truly local, scoot to
York Lane from ten am, where coffee and DJs keep

(01:49):
things mellow and funky, blending the bean scene with killer
soundtracks right in the city's heart. Fancy something harmonious, the
spiritual crowd can unwind it Newport Community Center from five
pm for an in person meditation session in a piece
seaside breeze. Word on the street is that a new
Italian Japanese fusion spot Bento Rosso just opened near a

(02:13):
circular k imagine spicy tuna canoli and wag you the Zani.
Sydney's multicultural food game just leveled up. The light rails
running smooth after last week's brief hiccups, so hopping between
these hotspots is a breeze. Planners, don't skip setting your
Opal card to auto top up. Nothing kills the mood
like fumbling for coins at the gate. What's peak Sydney today.

(02:37):
Don't just tick off the Upper House and Harbour Bridge.
Take the Manly Ferry for those classic Harbor vibes, kick
back with gelato, or detour through the lane ways of
Newtown for street art that's fresher than a cricket pitch
at sunrise. If you stumble on a group playing two
up in a pub, join in. This local coin tossing
oddity is steeped in ossy spirit, luck and loud laughs.

(03:00):
Before I dash off to referee a spontaneous frisbee battle
at Coogee Beach, Listen in for tomorrow's hot picks. Like
the Sydney Fringe Festival's Wild Final Ax or the infamous
Berlin Rave dropping the beat at home the venue. As ever,
Sydney's just one big playground, so lace up, get exploring,
and let the adventure pick you. Thanks for listening, please

(03:21):
subscribe and remember this episode was brought to you by
Quiet Please Podcast Networks. For more content like this, please
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