Chippendale Green is part of Central Park which occupies 5.8 hectares on the former Carlton and United Brewery on Broadway.
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Chippendale Green is the central gathering space within Central Park, a landmark 5.8-hectare urban precinct built on the historic Carlton & United Breweries site on Broadway. Blending Chippendale's rich industrial heritage with contemporary city living, Central Park is home to residential apartments, student accommodation, retail, commercial offices, hotels, and dining destinations, with Chippendale Green at its heart. Surrounded by some of Sydney's most vibrant hospitality, cultural, and lifestyle offerings, the Green serves as a popular destination for community events, activations, and public gatherings.
Chippendale Green is a unique outdoor event and gathering space located at the heart of the award-winning Central Park precinct. Surrounded by residential, retail, hospitality, commercial, and student accommodation offerings, the Green provides a highly visible and versatile setting for community events, cultural activations, markets, festivals, brand experiences, and public gatherings. The space is enhanced by landmark features including Halo, the iconic wind-powered kinetic sculpture by Jennifer Turpin and Michaelie Crawford, while its position within one of Sydney's most vibrant mixed-use developments ensures strong foot traffic, excellent amenity, and a dynamic urban atmosphere.
A prime location within the Central Park precinct, just a short walk from Central Station and easily accessible by train, bus, light rail, bicycle, and car. Positioned on the edge of Sydney CBD, the precinct is highly walkable, with direct access to surrounding destinations including Broadway, Ultimo, Surry Hills, and Kensington Street. Well-connected pedestrian pathways and nearby transport links make Chippendale Green a convenient and accessible destination for visitors, workers, students, and event attendees.
Chippendale Green: Up to 4,000 people
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We acknowledge that we live and work on Aboriginal land and recognise the strength, resilience and capacity of First Nations Australians. We also acknowledge all of the traditional owners of the land in NSW, and pay respect to First Nations Elders, past and present.
