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  • Sydney Streets expression of interest

  • Sydney Streets returns for rotating street closures across some of our favourite inner-city neighbourhoods. We'll set the atmosphere by closing the streets and providing roving performers, portable toilets and outdoor furniture. The series will be supported by a print and digital marketing campaign. 

    Apply for event space during the road closure

    Complete this form to take advantage of the additional space available during the road closure event with activities such as kids workshops, pop-up stalls, outdoor dining or live performances. We’ll assess all applications on a case-by-case basis. Formal approval will be given to successful applicants.  

    Each business will be responsible for supplying their own equipment and services including furniture, waste management, security and patron management. An expression of interest application must be submitted and approved to be eligible to trade on the street. 

    Other ways to get involved

    If you’d like to have a temporary food stall we’ll need your temporary food stall approval reference number included in this application. 

    We’re encouraging businesses to also activate in-store with promotions, cultural programming, product demonstrations and specials. If you’re not applying for outdoor space, no approvals are required. We encourage you to list your activity on What’s On to be part of the Sydney Streets marketing campaign. 

  • Eligibility

    To be eligible, you must be a business, organisation, community group or government agency within the City’s local government area with a product or service provided to residents. Businesses within the road closure area will be prioritised however we will consider expressions of interest from businesses within the surrounding streets. We will consider the mix of businesses and activations within the event to balance the offerings on the day. The distribution of flyers and/or other marketing/promotional collateral material is not permitted and is in line with our guidelines for single-use items. Political, offensive or religious offerings or marketeers will not be permitted.

     

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    • Macleay Street – between Greenknowe and Roslyn streets – Saturday 15 February
    • Stanley Street – between Yurong and Crown streets – Saturday 22 February
    • Harris Street – between Pyrmont Bridge Road and Union Street – Saturday 8 March
    • Glebe Point Road – between Parramatta and St Johns roads – Saturday 15 March
    • Redfern Street – between Regent and Chalmers streets – Saturday 29 March
    • Crown Street – between Cleveland and Foveaux streets – Saturday 5 April

  • The map below is a guide to indicate the approximate location only.

  • Potts Point

     

  • Crown Street

  • Harris Street

  • Haymarket

  • Stanley Street

  • Redfern Street

  • Glebe Point Road

  • Darlighurst Road

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  • The City of Sydney has recently adopted a policy which allows you to use footpath space in front of your store (subject to guidelines) without seeking approval from us. 

    The policy doesn’t apply to stores in the city centre or along light rail routes.  No sales are permitted on the footpath and activations are allowed up to 60cm in front of the shopfront.

    Businesses are encouraged to read through guidelines and self-assess eligibility – no formal approval is needed.

    Please read through display of goods on footpath policy to determine your eligibility.

  • You must stay within your current patron capacity and conditions of your liquor license. Drinking alcohol won’t be permitted outside the approved licensed areas of businesses. 

    Licenced outdoor areas must be enclosed with temporary barriers such as planter boxes or fencing.

    No drinks in glasses are permitted within the approved outdoor area.

     

  • Download Liquor licence: temporary change of boundaries form (PDF 1.3MB)

  • In order to extend your existing liquor licence to additional space on the road for outdoor dining, please complete and upload the temporary change of boundaries form. This will help us process your application.

    Alternatively, if you'd like to set up a bar on the street, you'll need to apply for a pop-up bar license through Liquor and Gaming NSW.

    Please include this detail when telling us about your plans below.

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  • We’re encouraging businesses to also activate in-store with promotions, cultural programming, product demonstrations or book signings. Let us know your plans so we can help you promote your business on What’s On.

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  • Purpose of collection: To gain interest and eligibility in the high street pedestrianisation program, Sydney Streets.
    Intended recipients: City of Sydney employees.
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