June events in Sydney
When you're focused on getting flu shots, fixing faulty heaters and sculling hot beverages, it’s easy to get stuck in inside, worrying over your winter habits. To lift your spirits, we’ve compiled a months-worth of adventures that could be all yours if you brave the blustery outdoors. We’ve got tips for staying cultured in the cold with cheap theatre tickets and costume shops for that cosplay outfit you’ll wear at Supanova Pop Culture Expo. Rug up and travel the short distance between cinemas for Sydney Film Festival or gawk at the remaining Vivid events.
Feeling underdressed? Head to one of Sydney’s best op shops, stockpile full knitted outfits and ’80s shoulder-pad blazers, and get out there.
Find the biggest events in June
Glebe Artisans Market
Glebe Artisans Market is all about handmade and local products, sold by the artist or designer who created them. The quarterly market takes place at Foley Park and there’s usually around 50 stallholders selling jewellery, plants, furniture, fashion and children’s toys. Stallholders are likely to change each season, but previous markets have championed the wares of Parva Skincare, Mona-Lisa Ceramics, and hand printed cushions from Bob Window.
James Cameron – Challenging the Deep
Film director James Cameron is best known for his blockbusters Titanic and Avatar, but he’s also an avid deep sea explorer who has led eight major expeditions – including the first ever solo dive in the Mariana Trench, 11km below the waves. Mr Cameron himself opened the exhibition at the Australian National Maritime Museum, which showcases his history-making expeditions and blockbuster films.
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The best sandwiches in Sydney
It may be one of the most simplest lunches but when you find a good sandwich, it’s worth shouting from the roof.
Don't get down, get out and about
20 ways to beat the winter blues
We at Time Out love the odd Netflix binge like the next person, but it’s very easy to get cabin fever when caught indoors in the colder months. We say you should brave the outdoors and explore what Sydney has to offer at this cooler time of year.
