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Heleana Genaus
District Coordinator
We acknowledge that this land area traditionally belonged to the Gadigal and Wangal peoples of the Sydney Basin.
A gateway between the City of Sydney and the Inner West, the Newtown-Enmore and Erskineville neighbourhood is one with a strong sense of identity.
From thrift shops, vegan restaurants and infamous watering holes to some of the most interesting modern dining, bottle-spinning cocktail bars and multicultural food, quirks, diversity and creativity are not just embraced but actively encouraged.
Set against rowed terraces, former industrial sites and graffitied walls, discover a vibrant cultural playground bursting with businesses and community doing things a little bit differently.
Courthouse Hotel
Odd Culture
Young Henrys
Mary’s
Rising Sun Workshop
Bank Hotel
The Real Deal
Tokyo Lamington
Marlborough Hotel
The Social Outfit
All Buttons Great and Small
Dresden
Little Lagos
Location
Along King St and Enmore Rd: a vibrant neighborhood which celebrates its offbeat character and cultural diversity in every storefront.
Statistics
hours King St trade
restaurants
vintage stores
Organisations
We’re building vibrant, diverse, inclusive and safe 24-hour Districts across NSW.
Where bold performances create unforgettable nights, Sydney's intimate home of live music and more.
Little Lagos is Sydney's First & Only West African Venue Hosting Events & Serving Good Food.
This page is managed by Newtown Enmore Precinct. Hero image credit: Destination NSW
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.