EVENTS & CULTURE · SYDNEY
City of Sydney Seeks Feedback on New Entertainment Precincts
Published · Cenlocal summary
The City of Sydney is proposing more than 20 special entertainment precincts to support live music, performance and late-night dining. Feedback closes 26 November.
The City of Sydney has opened public consultation on plans to create more than 20 special entertainment precincts across its local area.
According to the City, the precincts would give a boost to live music, performance and late-night dining, with about 5,000 businesses expected to benefit. The proposed boundaries are guided by the city's existing late-trading areas.
Have your say
Residents, venue operators and other local businesses can comment on the plans until 26 November 2026. Details are available through the City of Sydney's consultation channels.
What it means for local business
For hospitality, music and arts businesses, the precincts are intended to make it easier to operate later and host performances. Residents living near the proposed areas may also wish to review how the plans affect their streets.
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