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Discover what's on in Parramatta by browsing our list of events and to make sure you don't miss out on all the things to do and see in the city.

Christmas Carols in Parramatta Park
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Irving Berlin's Holiday Inn

Bursting with irrepressible charm, irresistible humour and a nostalgia that promises to delight, Irving Berlin’s Holiday Inn tap dances onto Riverside Theatres to ring in…
6 Dec 2025 - 14 Dec 2025

Bare Skills: Food

Learn how to source, identify and prepare nourishment from limited resources
13 Dec 2025

Christmas Carols in Parramatta Park

Gather your loved ones and join us at Parramatta Park on Saturday 13 December from 3pm for an evening of singalongs, family fun, and festive cheer.
13 Dec 2025

PHIVE Presents: Christmas Cheer at PHIVE

Adult Glee Club's Christmas Crew is here once again to spread the Christmas cheer and bring a fantastic set list of classic Christmas tunes, promising you a very mer…
13 Dec 2025

PHIVE Presents: Christmas Magic at PHIVE

Bring the family to PHIVE on Saturday 13th December to share in some Christmas magic and joy.
13 Dec 2025

Sandpiper, Clam and Fish

16 Dec 2025

PHIVE Presents: Santa's Little Helpers Drop-Off (Ages 5-13)

We heard Santa needs a bit of help this year and we’re ready to lend a hand!
18 Dec 2025

Christmas Day Lunch

Join us for a joyful Christmas Day Lunch at Rydges Parramatta, where festive cheer meets an indulgent feast.
25 Dec 2025

New Year's Eve: Fireworks and Concert

Ring in the New Year at Parramatta Park with Jessica Mauboy, Furnace and the Fundamentals, Emma Memma, plus a dazzling drone show and 9pm fireworks. Free entry!
31 Dec 2025

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