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Vibrant going-out Districts across NSW ready to collaborate
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City of Ryde
With more than 60,000 Koreans calling Sydney home, Eastwood is the place to experience first-hand the indelible influence of K-Pop, K-Drama and K-Culture.
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Hornsby Shire Council
Hornsby 2077 has something for everyone, where traditional and trendy sit side by side equally.
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Randwick City Council
Comforting & cosy: Randwick’s intimate village feel is shaped by food, culture and healthy dose of art.
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Woollahra Municipal Council
Paddington’s reputation as a high-end, expertly curated luxury shopping destination is no secret.
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City of Sydney
Where Heritage Meets Hip
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Northern Beaches Council
Avalon Collective pairs beachside ease with village sophistication: boutique shopping, good food, creative energy and a relaxed coastal rhythm.
Opportunities
Posted by Neon Marketplace
EOI - Calling all artists, designers and makers - Sydney Craft Week 2026
As part of Sydney Craft Week 2026, UNSW Art & Design is launching the Makers Market, a curated one-day celebration of contemporary craft, design and creative practice.
As part of Sydney Craft Week 2026, UNSW Art & Design is launching the Makers Market, a curated one-day celebration of contemporary craft, design and creative practice.
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Opportunity closes
31 Jul 2026
Posted by Camden Village
Put Your Brand Centre Stage at SPINOUT
Promote your business. Support your community. Be part of one unforgettable weekend.
Promote your business. Support your community. Be part of one unforgettable weekend.
Opportunity closes
31 Dec 2026
Posted by Destination NSW
EOI - NSW Aboriginal Visitor Experience Accelerator
Get involved! Destination NSW, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and Create NSW are working together to strengthen Aboriginal participation in the visitor economy.
Get involved! Destination NSW, NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service and Create NSW are working together to strengthen Aboriginal participation in the visitor economy.
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Opportunity closes
25 Aug 2026
Posted by YCK Laneways
Videographer required - Negroni Campaign
YCK Laneways is producing a series of short-form social videos across two Sydney nightlife precincts for a negroni-focused campaign.
YCK Laneways is producing a series of short-form social videos across two Sydney nightlife precincts for a negroni-focused campaign.
Opportunity closes
01 Aug 2026
Posted by Neon Marketplace
Vendor applications open for Japan StrEAT Party Sydney
Serve authentic Japanese food and beverages at a high‑traffic festival.
Serve authentic Japanese food and beverages at a high‑traffic festival.
Opportunity closes
31 Aug 2026
Posted by Neon Marketplace
Hornsby Art Prize 2026
Entries are now open for the 2026 Hornsby Art Prize, a national contemporary art competition with a $23,000 prize pool, open to Australian artists aged 18 and over across painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and sculpture.
Entries are now open for the 2026 Hornsby Art Prize, a national contemporary art competition with a $23,000 prize pool, open to Australian artists aged 18 and over across painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and sculpture.
Opportunity closes
05 Aug 2026
Statistics
Dive into the data behind New South Wales' 24-hour economy. Explore key statistics on nightlife, entertainment, business growth and spending. Data as of 31 March 2025, powered by the Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner's Data After Dark platform.
in-person night-time spend in March 2025
Source: Westpac DataX spend data
non-core night-time economy businesses
Source: Australian Business Register
core night-time economy businesses
Source: Australian Business Register
food and drink businesses
Source: Australian Business Register
entertainment businesses
Source: Australian Business Register
pubs, taverns and bars
Source: Australian Business Register
Latest events and case studies
Keep up with the latest District news or see upcoming events happening across the Districts.
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We acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of First Nations Australians. We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present.
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