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Apply to run a community market in Taylor Square north
We’re looking for applicants who can show innovation and diversity in the community.
Showcase your Sydney Lunar Festival celebrations
Apply to join our associated events program
Changes at Joynton Avenue Creative Centre and 107 Redfern Street
107 Projects is no longer managing these spaces in Zetland and Redfern.
Help shape our new inclusion (disability) action plan
People with lived experience of disability, family, carers, service providers and organisations are encouraged to provide feedback and share their experiences.
All are welcome to a community day at Victoria Park
Welcome back to Victoria Park!
What’s driving Sydney’s future prosperity?
Hear from inspiring innovators at CityTalks.
Shape the future of your library
Take part in this survey and help us understand how our 9 branches make a difference.
Call for artwork from refugee artists
Share your artwork of hope, welcome and belonging
Bring your idea to life in Haymarket with $200,000
Applications are now open for festivals, events or pop-up attractions.
Apply to hire new sports field in Alexandria
Your group, club or organisation can play on the new sports field.
International student leadership and ambassador program
Free training, work integrated learning and volunteering to help build leadership skills and experience.
Asbestos contaminated mulch in parks
We've tested affected parks and the clean-up is in progress.
Apply to hire new sports field in Annandale
Your group, club or organisation can play on the new facility.
Celebrate outstanding young people and youth workers
Nominations are now open for the Betty Makin Youth Awards
Apply for court hire at Perry Park Recreation Centre in Alexandria
We allocate court space in an expression of interest process. Your sports group or school can apply to use this sports facility.
Our guide to making events more inclusive and accessible
Guidelines to help event organisers provide equitable opportunities for people with disability and people with access needs to enjoy and participate.
Have your say on the state government’s Oxford Street east cycleway
The project will help create a safe link for people riding between the city and the eastern suburbs
Your say on a new Green Square market
It will help local businesses and create a livelier neighbourhood.
We’ve improved the self-service computers and printers in our facilities
New devices, better accessibility and more printing options are now available.
Get help to host your Voice to Parliament event
Community groups and organisations can take advantage of venue hire support in the lead up to the referendum.
Surry Hills fire: information on support available for affected residents, owners and businesses
The City of Sydney, NSW Government and non-government agencies are working together to manage the impact of the fire on 25 May at 7-13 Randle Street.
Have your say on our operational plan and budget
View our draft integrated planning and reporting documents for 2023/24 and provide your feedback.
Award-winning international student leadership and ambassador program kicks off for 2023
Our new ambassadors come from 12 countries and regions, and speak 19 languages.
Be part of our Youth Week in the City program
Opportunities to get involved or promote your own events for young people aged 12 to 24.
Share your thoughts about dining out in our area
We’d love to know what you think before you pick a restaurant or café.
GreenPower and LGCs masterclass: Build a business case
This event is ideal for small to medium businesses looking to purchase renewable electricity. Join us to learn about your options and how to avoid overpaying.
Garbage truck fire a reminder to correctly dispose of batteries
There are risks of improperly disposing of batteries.
Street furniture review
The City of Sydney is working with QMS Media to respond to recommendations from an external review of the city's advertising screens.
Casual speeding. Every K counts
Small increases in speed can have serious consequences.