Restaurant Expo

Restaurant Sydney 2010
25 October – 26 October 2010
Best food and wine producers expo with a large range of kitchen equipment suppliers.
Royal Hall of Industries, Moore Park Sydney
Website: sydney.restaurantevents.com.au

Angelos on the Bay

It is superbly situated on the bay at the up and coming Cabarita, Angelos is a fabulous getaway for a weekend lunch of fine Italian food and wine. With panoramic water and park views from its Federation-style building in Prince Edward Park on Phillips Street. Contact telephone: (02) 9743 2225

Fine Food Show

Good Food & Wine Show

Darling Harbour is having another Good Food and Wine Show Sydney. It is an event that no food and wine lover wants to miss. With splendid combination of celebrity chefs, shopping ideas, and plenty of food and wine tasting this will ensure another successful event. This year you are tasting new dishes designed by the celebrity chefs including Gary Mehigan, George Calombaris, Manu Fieldel and Tobie Puttock.

Sunset at Palm Beach

Sydney Hotels Price War

Sydney hotels are sick of slashing room rates and now they are calling for an $85 million special events campaign to compete with rivals hotels in Melbourne.
The Hilton Hotels group's vice-president of Australasian operations, Ashley Spencer, said Sydney was an iconic city that should be competing for more international events. "Every day that goes by is a day we miss an opportunity," Mr Spencer said. "We should be hosting much more international conventions and sporting events that Melbourne is taking."

Rosemount Fashion week

Sydney Australia, a city in the early days of autumn 2009 showcases an event The Asia Pacific fashion week Rosemount Australian Fashion Week clones, as fusionists and platforms of the elite, pubic and up and coming stars, the sawyer of this is super uba! Creative Professionals gathered under the one roof at Sydney’s Passenger terminal to impact this serious talent drop and share of the unfolding of exquisite taste, panache and excellence.

Archibald Prize 2009

The Archibald Prize is considered the most important portraiture prize. It was first awarded in 1921 after a bequest from J F Archibald, the editor of The Bulletin. Guy Maestri won 2009 Archibald Prize. He was born in Mudgee, NSW in 1974, Maestri completed a Bachelor of Fine Art (Hons) in painting at the National Art School, Darlinghurst in 2003. He has had solo exhibitions at the Tim Olsen Gallery and was a finalist in the 2007 and 2008 Dobell Drawing Prize.