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City of Sydney Christmas program revealed

City of Sydney < 1 mins read

 

WHAT:                        Details of the City of Sydney’s Christmas program will be announced in front of the state’s tallest Christmas tree at Martin Place.

 

Starting this weekend, markets, concerts, choirs, lights, decorations and Santa will ensure Sydney sparkles for four weeks of festive fun.

 

The media launch will feature live performances by the Australian Girls Choir, a visit from Santa, his beautiful big sleigh, a sneak peak of what’s on offer at the Martin Place Christmas markets, and this year’s charity partner - Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation.

 

WHEN:                       10am, Wednesday 22 November 2023         

           

WHERE:                     Christmas tree in Martin Place (near Pitt Street)

 

WHO:                          Lord Mayor of Sydney, Clover Moore AO

Sydney Children’s Hospitals Foundation, General Manager, Engagement, Kate Ferguson

                                    City of Sydney Executive Producer, Stephen Gilby

                                    Australian Girls Choir

                                    Santa and his sleigh

                                   

For more information or to arrange interviews, please contact Roxanne Macara 0438 554 640 or [email protected]

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