Spectrum Now Festival
The Sydney Morning Herald Spectrum Now festival, presented by ANZ, is set to be a colourful exhibition of some of Sydney’s diverse creative talent. Spectrum Now will run from the 11th until the 29th of March, giving Sydney siders the opportunity to engage with the arts and excite all their senses.
Directed by Richard Roxburgh, there are countless events in store this year, many of which are easy to access and free of charge. Event categories range from ‘Secret Sydney’; a useful guide to exposing some of Sydney’s hidden gems, to ‘Live and Loud’; a collection of live acts guaranteed to rouse a new appreciation for music and theatre.
In a selection of galleries, backstreets, theatres and restaurants, these vibrant venues across Sydney will infuse together food and art, as well as cinema and sound. There really is no limit to what creativity can achieve, especially when there is such collaboration between different mediums on offer.
The festival kicks off with Spectrum Playground, the outdoor ‘centrepiece’ located in the Domain. There in the heart of the city will be an array of markets, stalls, outdoor dining and even an open-air cinema.
Spectrum Now has something for everyone, and should not be missed as a prime opportunity to see local Sydney artists exhibit their work out in the public sphere.
For further information on event times and venues, visit: website http://spectrumnow.com.au (SM)
