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Best In Town: Top 8 Things To Do In September

The top things to do in NSW & VIC this month.

08/26

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Written by Rebecca Beaton

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Starting from 3rd September, the InterContinental Sydney Coogee Beach will become the new home of Sydney’s floating sound bath experience. Set against the sweeping views of Coogee Beach, the 75 minute sunset sessions blend sound, water and stillness to create a deeply restorative experience. Aqua Sculpt combines gentle movement with therapeutic sound healing to calm the mind and encourage deep relaxation. This collaboration marks one of the first wellness programming experiences to launch at the newly transformed beachfront hotel.

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The AusFitness Expo returns to Sydney from 11th until 13th of September. With hybrid fitness racing is set to take centre stage, guests can sign up to compete in, or spectate multiple events, including the Deadly Dozen, a popular hybrid fitness race from the UK. The Titan Games, created by Titan Fitness in Coogee, and of course the CrossFit Expo Games.

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The Sydney Fringe Festival returns from 1st to 30th September, offering an extraordinary lineup of over 350 events presented in over 70 venues across Greater Sydney area. The lineup will feature an array of performances including theatre, music, comedy, dance, visual art, circus and cabaret.

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Ardour Lilianfels has unveiled its all-new contemporary luxury day spa and wellness offering, Èliva Blue Mountains. The new spa brings an experience-led wellness offering to the region, featuring soft, contemporary interiors across four treatment rooms, a recovery lounge with vibroacoustic bed, traditional saunas, steam rooms and mineral pools. The space will offer a curated selection of holistic, full-body treatments across the brand’s three core pillars, Rest, Recovery and Invigorate.

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Margaret Preston will be opening at the Ian Potter Centre: NGV Australia from 4th September. The first exhibition on the artist in more than two decades, Margaret Preston, charts the artist’s entire career through more than 200 of her paintings, prints and sculpture, alongside archival materials. The landmark exhibition also contextualises Preston’s practice and legacy by placing her work in direct dialogue with that of her peers, as well as work by contemporary First Nation artists.

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Happening on 5th September, Fed Square is hosting a celebration of community-led environmental action, art and plants, marking the start of spring. Throughout the day, you can join in a hands-on propagation or creative workshop led by artists and plant experts and meet with passionate environmentalists from local community groups working to protect our landscapes and waterways through collective grassroots action.

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The Melbourne Royal Show will he happening from 24th September until 4th October at the Melbourne Showgrounds. Featuring fluffy lambs and farm animals to award-winning food, Showbags, competitions, freestyle motocross and spectacular entertainment, the Melbourne Royal Show is where unforgettable moments come together.

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Melbourne’s favourite floating bar and restaurant, Afloat, will return for its eleventh season on the Yarra River (Birrarung) in September, unveiling Yamas Greece. Taking its name from the Greek toast meaning “to our health,” the venue’s latest transformation draws inspiration from the country’s coastal colours, sun-ripened flavours and spirit of the glittering Greek Islands.

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