Driving connection, creativity and economy in Liverpool
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Liverpool City Council administers the City of Liverpool, a dynamic and fast-growing region of 42 suburbs in Sydney's south-west. The Major Events Team curates a vibrant calendar of festivals and activations designed to boost the local economy, attract visitors, and highlight the area's creative talent. We actively partner with local businesses, artists, and community groups, using our events to drive economic growth and increase visibility for all partners within Liverpool and beyond.
Monday - Friday, 8.30am - 4.30pm
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Lanterns and Lights offers an immersive experience of Asia - Liverpool City Council Photo by Ben William
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Most Blessed Nights Street Food Market offers diverse international food - Liverpool City Council Photo by Ben William
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Motherland African Festival showcases the cultures of the African continent - Liverpool City Council Photo by Ben William
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Discover the magical charm of East and West Europe - Liverpool City Council Photo by Ben William
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Starry Sari Night showcases featuring designs from local talents - Liverpool City Council Photo by Ben William
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Enjoy the flair and rhythm of Latin America at Primavera - Liverpool City Council Photo by Ben William
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Pasifika Summer celebrates diverse heritage of the South Pacific Islands - Liverpool City Council Photo by Ben William
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Liverpool City Council is bringing back its epic New Years Eve celebration for ONE amazing night Photo by Ben William
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