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Muru Mittigar Aboriginal Cultural Centre tells the story of the Darug people, the traditional owners of the area. Muru Mittigar has an Aboriginal Cultural Museum showing Aboriginal history; Retail Art Centre featuring fine arts and crafts by Aboriginal artists; Nature walks with native plants traditionally used by Aboriginal people for medicinal, food or material resources.

Newington Armory is a special place - formerly the Royal Australian Naval Armament Depot (RANAD), it features over 100 heritage buildings of various ages and types, set amidst a 52 hectare riverside landscape of undulating hills and woodlands.

Parramatta Artists Studios is progressing to the fore of contemporary artistic production. Located in the centre of Parramatta's central business district, in the heart of Western Sydney, the studios offer affordable non-residential/residential studio and exhibition space to emerging and established contemporary artists, craft practitioners and creative industry professionals.

Penrith Skatel caters for both rollerskating and rollerblading enthusiasts, providing general skating as well as learn to skate classes, artistic lessons, inline hockey, birthday parties, group bookings and school bookings.

Located next door to Darling Harbour, the Powerhouse Museum is one of Australia's largest and most diverse museums. It features an extraordinary array of treasures across decorative arts and design, science, technology, space, transport and social history.

Skye LifeStyle offers a weekly one hour yoga class at 10am on Saturday at Paddington Returned Services League (RSL).

Founded in 1915, the Sydney Conservatorium of Music is Australia

Sydney Fish Market (SFM) offers visitors and Sydneysiders the opportunity to experience an authentic working fish market. It is the largest market of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere and the world's second largest seafood market in terms of variety outside of Japan.

They create, promote and publish new poetry by Australian writers, in unusual ways. Through a range of forms such as radio, podcast, live performance and collaboration with artists and designers, they broaden the public's definition of and experience with high quality Australian poetry. Our projects focus on commissioning new work and developing imaginative contexts in which this poetry can be creatively and critically explored. The Red Room Company focus on supporting the work of young and emerging writers through individual projects, and are increasingly interested in engaging with regional and remote Australian voices. In 2007, they piloted their national poetry education program, Papercuts, which was launched nationally in March 2009. Until October 2011, The Red Room Company has a Clubhouse in The Rocks as part of The Rocks Pop-up Project, which is hosting a series of live events and artists in residence.