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What's on at the Star This June May 28, 2014 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE What’s On at The Star this June The Star erupts with excitement this June making it the ideal location for sport, scenic or special occasions. Be it the sparkle of Vivid, the sounds of the city’s most exciting DJ’s or some of the country’s most thrilling sporting action, The Star has all the right ingredients for an exhilerating experience. DINING Vivid Sydney – Until June 9 With its signature restaurants Balla, BLACK by ezard and Sokyo creating special menus to light up your taste buds and cocktails infused with a colourful twist. Choose from Italian-inspired cuisine at Balla; grilled goodness at BLACK by ezard; or Japanese fusion at Sokyo. Bookings available online at star.com.au or 1800 700 700. Balla The Star’s resident Italian Chef, Stefano Manfredi has dreamed up some delectable dining options to bring the festival of light alive. His three course creations starts with a Beetroot Carpaccio with Buffalo Ricotta and Pistachio ($16), your choice of Saffron and Sausage Risotto ($28) or Barramundi with Heirloom Vegetables Caper Puree and Olive Dust ($39), and to finish a Citrus Fruit Terrine with Polenta Biscuit ($16). This dessert is matched perfectly with Balla’s cocktail of the festival – Lemon Thin Ice (Vodka, Limoncello, orange rind and lemon sorbet - $15) Available for lunch Tues - Fri and dinner Mon-Sat. Bookings available online at star.com.au or 1800 700 700. BLACK by ezard Chef Teague ezard has created signature dishes to thrill the most discerning of palates with creative cocktail concoctions and a winter feasts for the festival. Starting with Chicken liver toast, Beetroot, Carrot and Pea ($22), Oxtail Ravioli, Smoked Wagyu Tongue, Root Vegetables and Pecorino ($45) and Spiced Pumpkin Mousse with Maple Syrup Ice cream, Walnuts and Lemon ($22). Black by ezard Bar will also be lighting up everyone’s taste Hemispheres with their Aurora Borealis (cocktail of spice rum, apple brandy, Triple Sec d’Alsace, Smoked Cinnamon & pumpkin, and lemon - $19) or Aurora Australis (Australian Gin, Aperol, Orange and Rhubarb Consomme and Pink Grapfruit - $19) Bookings available online at star.com.au or 1800 700 700. Sokyo Chef Chase Kojima has a special Vivid Trifecta that’s sure to please. For $28 you can indulge in a Sokyo Rainbow Futomaki roll with Sokyo gels, Usuzukuri – thinly sliced Snapper, with soy and lime with edible floral arrangement and a choice of cocktail; Chasing Kojima (yuzu sake, elderflower, lemongrass and pink grapefruit - $18) or Eden Hall (biscuit infused vodka, passionfruit, coconut vodka and agave - $18). Satisfy your sweet tooth with Green Tea Smores, made up of Chocolate biscuit, raspberry marshmallow and banana ice cream ($18) to finish. No bookings will be taken for this special – First in, best dressed! Available for lunch Fri and dinner Mon-Sat. Bookings available online at star.com.au or 1800 700 700. Casual Dining Specials Indulge in a daily selection of colourful Vivid Sydney desserts at the Garden Buffet or a dip in the rainbow chocolate fountain comprising of strawberry, orange, white, milk and dark chocolate. There is more colourful cuisine on offer with the Rainbow Bandung, made up of Condensed Milk, Cendol and Rainbow Jelly at Fat Noodle. Cocktail Hour The Star’s stellar line up of bars are also putting their best foot forward with cherry setting the night on fire with “City Lights”, “Kraken Kampfire” or “Flaming Cherry”. Rock Lily brings a colonial flavour with the “Point and Centre”, “First star.com.au facebook.com/THESTAR @TheStarSydney @TheStarSydney Fleet” and “Ruby Rose” while Sports Bar 24/7 offer “The Shining” or “Black Out” for visitors to enjoy during sporting events day or night. Strictly Ballroom pre-show dining – until June 29 To give theatre-goers the ultimate entertainment experience, The Star is offering a number of pre-show dining offerings at its signature restaurants Balla, BLACK by ezard and Sokyo with menus designed to get you to the show in time. Book today at star.com.au NIGHTLIFE & LIVE ENTERTAINMENT $5 happy hour at The Star - Monday to Friday, 5:00pm till 7:00pm Every Monday to Friday between 5:00pm – 7:00pm The Star invites you to kick back with $5 Crown Lagers, house wine and spirits. Take your pick from a great line up of bars, including The Star’s live music hub Rock Lily; lounge bar Cherry (Open Thurs – Sun); 24/7 Sports Bar; or the uber-cool Sokyo Lounge. Sports Trivia every Wednesday in 24/7 Sports Bar from 7:30pm If you know your sports, here is your chance to be rewarded for it! Join us at The Star for Sports Trivia every Wednesday from 7:30pm in 24/7 Sports Bar and put your knowledge to the test. Weekly cash prizes are available and as an added bonus if all members of your team are Absolute Rewards members, we will double your winnings! So get your mates together and hit-up 24/7 Sports Bar to enjoy the sporting stardom you deserve! State of Origin – The Star showcasing all the excitement here The Star and 24/7 Sports Bar is the place to be for every minute of the 2014 NRL State of Origin. With special guests and food & drink specials that include: $5 VB Schooners, $8.50 Jack Daniels + mixer and $6.00 Hot Dogs. Special hosts from either side of the fence will be getting in amongst the action including Tim Basher, Andrew Ryan, Terry Lamb and MC’d by the one and only Dale “Tex” Walker . Dates:18 June and 9 July ROCK LILY Stan Walker – Sunday June 8 from 9:00pm – 10:00pm Stan Walker has become one of the most refreshing and shining examples of talent the Australian music industry has to offer. Stan's undeniable vocal-gift and engaging boy-next-door charm have already resulted in him successfully releasing a couple of top selling singles, including the double Platinum "Black Box" and a platinum-selling album "Introducing Stan Walker". Stan will be performing his brand new track, out in June, and is set to melt the crowd with his soulful sounds. Entry is free. Rock With Laughter Comedy Night, featuring headline entertainer Tien Tran - Thursday June 26 from 7:30pm The highly popular ‘Rock With Laughter’ event returns for another side-splitting evening of stand up. June’s ‘Rock With Laughter’ event will be headlined by a sassy up and comer Tien Tran. Tien joins us from Western Australia and with dry wit and daring topics he gained a nomination for the best Newcomer Award at this year’s Melbourne International Comedy Festival. Support acts include Sally Kimpton, Anna Fraser with Cam Knight hosting. CHERRY Every Thursday – Friday during June, $7 drink specials from 7:00pm – 9:00pm In addition to The Star’s 5:00pm – 7:00pm Happy Hour, guests at Cherry can carry on enjoying drink specials with $7 house wine, beer and spirits from 7:00pm – 9:00pm on Thursday and Friday evenings. This month key DJ acts include Husky, Lok Stok, DJ B Side, Murray Lake and The Tara’s. MARQUEE Boombox Fridays – every Friday in June Get to Marquee at the end of your working week for Boombox Fridays – plus enjoy Marquee’s Friday drink specials, with $8 house spirits, wine and beer before 11:00pm. star.com.au facebook.com/THESTAR @TheStarSydney @TheStarSydney Marquee Saturdays The exciting line up continues with a mix of international DJs set to keep the party going. Arno Cost, Saturday June 7 – 10:00pm till late Marlo & Emma Hewitt, Saturday June 14 – 10:00pm till late Goodwill, Saturday June 21 – 10:00pm till late EDX, Saturday June 28 – 10:00pm till late CASINO Bingo - 24/7 Sports Bar - every Tuesday and Thursday A share of $2,100 cash and $1,400 in Casino Dollars, plus a jackpot are all up for grabs each Tuesday and Thursday at 24/7 Sports Bar at The Star. Games are at 11am, 2pm and 7pm, with a $2 entry fee per session. Terms and conditions apply and can be found at star.com.au The Star Mahjong Your chance to win a share of $1,000 each game. Register daily at the Mahjong Room, Casino Level 2. Registration closes 10 minutes prior to the commencement of games. Traditional Mahjong is held every Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 10.30am, 2.30pm and 7pm whilst Baida Mahjong is available on Tuesday and Saturday and either 10.30am or 2.30pm. All you need to play is to be an Absolute Rewards member. Visit an Absolute Rewards desk for more details and to sign up – it’s quick, easy and free to join. SPECIAL EVENTS AT THE STAR Live at The Star: Hyundai Fan Park 2014 – 14 June – 14 July The Star is turning up the heat in the Event Centre showcasing all the action of the world’s most watched event LIVE from Brazil! The Star, in conjunction with Hyundai and Four Four Two, will be telecasting the games from Australia’s largest LED screen and transforming the Event Centre into a stadium with 3000+ capacity to showcase all the thrills and spills of soccer excitement. Entry to The Star Events Centre will be FREE of charge to patrons coming to enjoy the games and a vast selection of game day inspired food and beverages will be on offer to get the crowd into the spirit and fuel their football fever. ACCOMODATION VIVID Hotel Offer - 23 May – 9 June Throughout this iconic Sydney festival of lights, The Darling and Astral Tower & Residences are offering VIVID goers: • Complimentary overnight self-parking for one car • Free in-room WI-FI • Two complimentary cocktails / drinks at Vivid Bar or Cherry (to the value of $34) • Event program upon arrival Please quote the promo code: VIVID14 to redeem this offer.
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