Use Sydney Bus Charter to Attend September Event!

There’s no denying the fact that Sydney is one of most happening cities across the globe with a number of creative events lined up on the annual calendar. The onset of spring in the month of September is all set to offer you with a myriad of festivals, fairs, music shows, food and cultural exhibitions. If you are looking forward for an eventful month and have plans to attend popular September events in the city of Sydney, makes sure to choose bus hire in Sydney for a comfortable ride. Here are a few fun-filled events you can consider attending at the brink of Spring season.

Willoughby Spring Festival

As the Spring season awakens the beautiful city of Sydney, the North Shore’s biggest spring street fair will catch the attention on the 3rd of September at the Willoughby City Council with a procession of vibrant street parade that will be followed by live entertainment shows and fun activities throughout the course of the day. There will be more than 100 market stalls jam-packed with delectable food, fine art items, home décor products, handcrafted jewellery and unique gifts. Come over with your friends and family to welcome a season full of blooming flowers.

Cabramatta Moon Festival 2016

The Australian love for Asian food is something that cannot be explained in mere words. This food festival due to be held on 4th of September is known be to be Sydney’s prime cultural celebration that attracts more than 90,000 people every year. You’ll be mesmerized to witness the energy of visitors as they line up to treat their taste buds with an astounding array of salty, spicy, sour and sweet delicacies put on display by authentic food stalls and experienced campaigners. You’ll feel pumped up with the buzz of the crowd as live entertainment show takes the centre stage.

AAADA Sydney Antiques Fair

The finest antique dealers in Australia will come together in Randwick to showcase the premium variety of art and antiques over a period of 4 days from 7th to 11th of September Get your hands on that imaginative piece of sculpture you had been looking for, or an old-fashioned trinket with an irresistible appeal.  This emporium of authentic antiques compilation is Australia’s only international quality fair that you just cannot afford to miss.

Oz Comic-Con Sydney

A wild celebration of television shows, films, cult animation, gaming and graphic novels is on your way as the multi-genre entertainment and comic convention Oz-Comic Con is back in action on the weekend of 10th and 11th of September. If you are a fan of pop-culture, you surely wouldn’t want to miss some real-time action of the voice actors and the comic book artists. Apart from that, there will be cos-play competitions, gaming demonstrations, master classes and creative workshops to keep you busy throughout the day.

Sydney Underground Film Festival

With an objective to revitalize an enthusiasm for filmmaking, this underground film culture festival will bring together a diverse range of artistic, indie, innovative, experimental and mind-blowing  bunch of films that are sure to challenge the conventional tradition of filmmaking.  Special guests will add charm to the festival with breathtaking performances, and you’ll be given a chance to ask questions. Enjoy the thrilling atmosphere as the event opens up on 15th of September with a fanatical party and ends on 18th with a more electrifying one.

Let’s Go Greek Festival Parramatta

Given its high reputation over the years, the Community of Parramata and the Greek Orthodox Parish will once again present one-of-a-kind annual Greek style Festival this year on the 18th of September, Sunday. The day will mark a beautiful amalgamation of live Greek musical entertainment along with delicious and authentic Greek food.  There will be fun activities for kids and carnival rides for people of all ages. Do not miss the fireworks at the end to mark the closing of a typical Greek-themed festivity.

Arts Activated Conference

Ever imagined what kind of wonders people with disabilities can do when it comes to showcasing their artistic skills on a big platform. A two-day (21-22 September) conference event ‘Arts Activated’ will assemble together all such talented people to impart knowledge and ideas to inspire a bunch of aspiring artists. You get a chance to explore, discuss and connect to the leading experts who believe in nothing but the sky as the limit, no matter what the disability.  Get to know how the organization is fostering a pathway for audiences and artists with disability.

Bella Markets

Your trip to Sydney is incomplete without a mouthful of shopping at the outdoor Bella Markets, which will be waiting for you in the grounds of Bella Vista Hotel on the 25th of September. Up to 25 market stalls will feature a wide range of kid’s clothing, toys, recycled homeware, vintage items, craftworks, packaged goods and homemade preserves. Kids can have fun with the jumping castle and free face painting, while you can also stop by for a delectable organic breakfast at the Bistro.

Australian World Orchestra

Internationally renowned Australian orchestra players, Stanley Dodds and Alexander Briger AO will take the stage at the City Centre to mark the celebration of Australian World Orchestra completing its fifth year. There will be a couple of concerts over two wonderful nights of 28th and 29th of September, as the finest conductors hailing from Australia and around the world will fill the Sydney Opera House with exquisite pieces of orchestral melodies.

EB Expo

Are you a gaming freak and also a lover of pop culture? The coming 30th  of September, you’ll get a golden chance to participate in an ultimate gaming action at the EB Expo, which will take you on an awe-inspiring ride of world-class gaming technology that can be experienced in massive interactive booths with a number of televisions positioned for you to play. There’ll be a wide assortment of unreleased video games in some splendidly high quality mode.

If you are travelling in a group, you can easily move between these event destinations by hiring a bus in Sydney. Not only is it cheap, but it is also a convenient way of travelling in and around the city.