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Sydney Streets on Redfern Street floats festive vibes

South Sydney Herald
By South Sydney Herald
Sydney Streets on Redfern Street. Photo: John Abdul

Sydney Streets on Redfern Street on March 11 offered Festival vibes, live music, roving entertainers, vinyl record fair, games, activations, alfresco dining.

Pop-up bars from the Tudor Hotel and the Redfern, and Atomic Beer Project’s ‘Hoptimus’ truck. Markd Tattoo flash day in collaboration with Donut Papi.

Photo: John Abdul

Thanks to the City of Sydney.

 

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