Bondi Festival - Winter 2021

2021 Here we come

Bondi Festival 2020 will no longer be going ahead this spring.

We can’t wait to see you in winter 2021, when we bring our arts festival and an all-ages adventure zone back to the world’s most famous beach.

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Did you catch arts reviewer, style icon and star of the screen Suzy Wrong on Hungry Ghosts? 💃🏻Here she looks back on Bondi Feast, our little baby arts Festival that has evolved into Bondi Festival.🎪

🌯Our boiz Dazza and Keif are busy training for their next breakdance battle when COVID ends. They take a break for a burrito snack and to reminisce on being at Bondi a year ago. 🌯
🚨🚫CONTENT WARNING🚨❌This comedy video is probably not one for the kids.
⭐️ @dazzaandkeif #BondiBurrito #LadyAndTheTramp #BondiFestival #spring #bondi #LetTheGoodTimesRoll

Much loved writer and actor Matthew Whittet lived on Curlewis Street in the late 90’s. This is a shout out to the past. The ghost of a duck 🦆 that haunted him – but was it actually real?⭐️: @mattwhittet
@waverleycouncil
@bondichamber
#bondimuscovy #bondipekin #bondifestival #spring #bondi #letthegoodtimesroll #bondicats #WaverleyCouncil #bondibytes

Sometimes you gotta be responsible… 🤷🤷‍♀️The team at Bondi Festival have made the decision to postpone Bondi Festival to winter 2021.The decision to postpone the event planned for 26 September – 10 October 2020 followed a review of the most up-to-date advice regarding COVID-19 restrictions.We were so excited to be bringing people together again to celebrate the arts, to see the weird and the wonderful, to bring joy to our community and to support the economies of our festival industry and the local community. However, the health and safety of our community is our top priority and we feel we need to be part of the solution, ensuring that we’re doing everything we can to minimise the spread of COVID-19. In this case, that means cancelling this year’s event. 😢We explored putting on a completely virtual Festival, but Bondi Festival is intrinsically tied to the iconic suburb in which it takes place. The feeling and experience of Bondi Festival just wouldn’t translate online as well as we would like it to.That being said, we’re not going anywhere. We’re like that friend you keep trying to catch up with, but always need to reschedule. We’ll see you in winter 2021.Art and culture in Bondi isn’t going anywhere and Bondi Festival is on a mission to bring it to you. We’re already devising a thrilling offering for next year’s event, and with more time to prepare we are going to make it a truly spectacular experience – rain, hail, pandemic or shine 🌧⚡️❄️☀️. In the meantime, we’re also looking at opportunities to continue to celebrate our incredible arts scene with online events for Festival fans. Stay tuned. 🤗Follow us on socials and check out our website www.bondifestival.com.au
for all the latest news.We truly cannot wait to party with you in 2021.Much love,
Bondi Festival
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We’ve all wanted to bust out a boogie on Bondi Beach right? Festival darlings Nicole Pingon and Chemon Theys grabbed a Ike, laced up their tap shoes, and did just that.
🌟@npingz @chemona_lisa
🖌 @emmaree.design#bondibytes #bondifestival #spring #bondi #letthegoodtimesroll #tapdancing #bondibeach #fun

⚡️Festival legends Laser Kiwi rate Bondi's most obscure gems, dishing out a massive 50,000,000 kiwi points!!!
#bondifestival #spring #bondi #letthegoodtimesroll #bondibytes #bondicats #laserkiwi

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Bondi Festival acknowledges the Bidjigal and Gadigal people, who traditionally occupied the Sydney Coast. We also acknowledge and pay our respects to Aboriginal Elders both past and present.