Kirribilli will swap cars for community, turning into a harbour-side playground of live music, family fun and alfresco dining - complete with a roller rink in the Burton Street Tunnel.
Broughton Street and surrounds will close to traffic and open to the community for a free, all-day celebration of food, music and culture.
A major highlight will be the pop-up roller skating rink in the Burton Street Tunnel - lit up with music and a disco-party theme, complete with skating instructors to guide beginners and help everyone find their rhythm. It’s a rare chance for all ages to lace up and glide through this iconic space beneath the Sydney Harbour Bridge.
The entertainment program features local talent, including performances from the Sydney Street Choir and Neutral Bay’s Hummingbird Adult Pop Choir, alongside acoustic sets, roving circus acts and street theatre. Children can explore their creativity at hands-on eco art workshops, while performers will bring colour and surprise to the precinct throughout the day.
Community groups will host stalls and activities, while Kirribilli’s cafés, restaurants and businesses spill onto the street. Among the many highlights set to bring the streets to life, Grace of India and Bloomingales will extend into the open air to create a lively hub. With fresh blooms, upbeat music and the relaxed buzz of outdoor dining, this corner of the event will offer a colourful and welcoming atmosphere.
Adding to the cultural flavour, visitors can also explore small gallery openings and a photography exhibition, offering moments of discovery throughout the day.
North Sydney Streets is proudly funded by the NSW Government’s Open Streets Program, led by Transport for NSW.