12 July 2017
Anyone who frequents Centennial Parklands knows and appreciates the spectacular waterways that frame our three parks – Queens Park, Centennial Park and Moore Park. Once an inhospitable swamp, the waterways and ponds of Centennial Parklands have become iconic mini ecosystems, rich with history. Ever wondered how we came to name them? Here is a full run […]
Read more 10 July 2017
Over the years, Centennial Parklands has been home to some of the most spectacular events in Sydney’s short history. From hosting the ceremony to celebrate Federation in 1901, to some of the most nail biting sporting events (such as at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games), the Parklands has been home to some wonderful celebrations. Over […]
Read more 07 July 2017
With serene ornamental gardens, tranquil tree-lined pockets and groves, and peaceful ponds, Centennial Parklands is the perfect place for some time-out or reflection. This week we celebrate some of the best photos to capture this ‘reflective’ theme! If you would like to share your pictures in the Parklands don’t forget to tag us with @centparklands and #centennialparklands […]
Read more 05 July 2017
The land on which Centennial Parklands is constructed does have a rich Aboriginal cultural heritage, so for this NAIDOC Week (2-9 July 2017), we are taking some time to acknowledge the site’s traditional custodians. NAIDOC stands for National Aborigines and Islanders Day Observance Committee and with ‘NAIDOC Week’ week, members of all kinds of Australian communities are encouraged to come together to celebrate Aboriginal […]
Read more 30 June 2017
It is no secret that Centennial Park, Moore Park and Queens park are some of the best places to spot native and exotic bird life in Sydney! Cockatoos, swans, swamp hens, the Parklands has them all. This week’s ‘Friday Favs’ is a tribute to all of the Parklands’ beautiful and sometimes rather quirky, feathered friends. […]
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