King Street Wharf

You get a flight, a chopper from Newcastle to Sydney and back, so you miss the M one.

Have you, have you ever done a, a cashy job Grand Final weekend where you meet at King Street Wharf, you get on a boat and go to Homebush?

No, I haven't.

That's the best way to go to the Grand Final.

I'm

meeting on King Street Wharf.

Okay.

At 6 a.m.

Sydney, come on.

For the harbour party crowd, and there are many of you, Glass Island is running a Gustavo cruise for house music on the water, the Sailing Beats Spring Afro Boat Party is departing Darling Harbour from 7.30pm with Afro Beats DJs, and Into Deep Sunset Beats is departing King Street Wharf for a Sunset DJ set on the harbour.

Turning the harbour into a dance floor, exactly as intended.

Rossi Club and Late Night Crew, brace yourselves because tonight the city is going off.

Over at Golden Age Cinema & Bar in Surry Hills, they're screening the classic Diary of a Country Priest.

Down at King Street Wharf, Bungalow Eight has a sunset session from around 4pm.

DJs, harbour views, absolutely gorgeous knock-off vibe.

And for something a bit different, the University of Sydney is running a Shark and Ocean Q&A as part of Social Sciences Week, 4pm to 5.30pm at the Social Sciences Building on the Camperdown campus.