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Ultimate Venue Guide by the Sea In By the Sea Sydney Opera Beach House House Avalon In the City UltimateYour Venue Roslyn Packer Esquire Reign STUDIO Guide Theatre Sydney Tower In the Gardens Celebrate the Christmas of the decade in iconic style. From intimate soirées of 20 through to lavish extravaganzas up to 400, Trippas White Group offers an extensive portfolio of venues across Australia’s most spectacular locations. Botanic Terrace The Calyx House On The Domain Experience Whether it’s underneath the sails of the Sydney Opera House, in the sky at Sydney Tower, or amongst lush greenery in the Royal Botanic Garden, there’s an icon set to impress during the festive season. In the Park Centennial Queens Park Homestead Kitchen By the River Mary Mae’s Iconic events By the Sea Photo by Daniel Boud SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE Surrounded by picturesque views, the Sydney Opera House is Australia’s most iconic building – home to an array of unique event spaces, including the newest, most sought after venue, The Yallamundi Rooms. Trusted to operate within these hallowed walls, our dedicated event specialists work hard to create the most memorable experiences at Sydney’s most treasured venue. Phone: 1300 305 529 Email: [email protected] BEACH HOUSE AVALON The Beach House is perfectly placed on the edge of the beach. The event space boasts floor to ceiling windows with the beach as the ultimate backdrop for Christmas parties. Impress your colleagues, clients and friends with a celebration that offers unsurpassed ocean views, great food and service. Phone: 02 8023 7685 Email: [email protected] beachhouseavalon.com.au beachhouseavalon Iconic events In the City ROSLYN PACKER THEATRE Roslyn Packer Theatre Walsh Bay is just a stones’ throw away from Barangaroo, the Headland Park and The Rocks. With a number of versatile events spaces, Roslyn Packer Theatre encapsulates the romance and history of Walsh Bay, while also offering state of the art facilities. Perfect for Christmas parties and private functions – Roslyn Packer Theatre offers semi-private and intimate spaces to exclusive venue hire Phone: 1300 306 932 Email: [email protected] roslynpackertheatre.com.au Walsh Bay Kitchen walshbaykitchen.com.au walshbaykitchen ESQUIRE DRINK + DINE Located on level two of the iconic Queen Victoria Building, entering Esquire feels like stepping into a New York supper club, complete with reimagined Modern Australian comfort classics alongside an array of the world’s best spirits and hand-crafted cocktails. A dark, oak bar framed with mosaic and parquetry flooring, soft leather seating and sensuous low lights all make the most of the QVB’s historical Romanesque revival architecture. A haven for parties, make your end of year celebration one to remember at Esquire. Phone: 1300 306 932 Email: [email protected] esquireatqvb.com.au esquireattheqvb REIGN AT THE QVB Located on level one of the iconic Queen Victoria Building, Reign is Sydney’s new premium Cham- pagne Parlour & Bar. Set amongst lush marble, brass and soft musk tones, and framed by a Ro- manesque arch window overlooking Town Hall, this is where Sydney’s monarchy comes out to play. Featuring an extensive beverage menu of 150 Champagnes and sparkling wines, curated artisan cocktails and some of the best sips by the glass - there is a tipple to suit everyone’s tastes, all to be paired with Reign’s seasonally-driven share plates. Whatever the occasion, Reign has you royally covered. Phone: 1300 306 932 Email: [email protected] reignatqvb.com.au reignattheqvb STUDIO Situated amongst the clouds, STUDIO Sydney Tower is the city’s highest and most iconic event space. Located 305 metres above the heart of the CBD, STUDIO provides a contemporary setting and spectacular backdrop for any style event. Wow your guests with a sky high Christmas celebration that’s like no other. Phone: 1300 306 932 Email: [email protected] studiosydneytower.com.au studiosydneytower Iconic events In the Gardens Artist Impression BOTANIC HOUSE Be the first to experience the new Botanic Gardens dining and event precinct. Only minutes from Sydney’s CBD, hidden amongst the foliage of the famous Royal Botanic Garden and harbour foreshore, this venue is the perfect escape to host your Christmas celebration. Enjoy cocktails and dancing on the wide verandahs, with spectacular views or indulge in a formal seated event. Artist Impression Phone: 1300 306 932 Email: [email protected] botanichouse.com.au botanichousesydney Artist Impression TERRACE Artist Impression ON THE DOMAIN Boasting a prime location only moments from the city centre at the edge of The Domain, Terrace is an excellent leafy city-escape, offering clients and guests ultimate convenience and beautiful park vistas. The flexible indoor and outdoor spaces can be tailored for a variety of purposes including breakfast seminars, presentations, cocktail events, conferences and seated functions. Phone: 1300 306 932 Email: [email protected] terraceonthedomain.com.au terraceonthedomain Artist Impression THE CALYX EXPERIENCE The Calyx (pron. kal-iks) is one of Sydney’s most unique venues set in the Royal Botanic Garden, showcasing themed exhibitions incorporating a fusion of art, theatre and flora. The venue boasts stunning architecture and an extravagant event space with Australia’s largest green wall as its backdrop. If you’re after a Christmas party venue with the ultimate wow factor, look no further. Phone: 1300 306 932 Email: [email protected] thecaylxexperience.com.au thecaylxexperience Iconic events In the Park CENTENNIAL HOMESTEAD Centennial Homestead is set in the heart of Sydney’s Centennial Park, boasting an elegant dining room, sundrenched decks, outdoor terraces, floor-to-ceiling windows and unsurpassed views over rolling green lawns. With capacity for cocktail parties up to 1,000 guests and seated events for up to 390, Centennial Homestead can accommodate almost any style of event, making it one of Sydney’s most flexible and adaptable venues. Phone: 1300 306 932 Email: [email protected] centennialhomestead.com.au thecentennialhomestead QUEENS PARK KITCHEN Queens Park Kitchen is a relaxed location to escape the chaos of the CBD and enjoy the beauty and magic of Sydney’s biggest backyard. Host your Christmas party in this rustic and casual space which accommodates up to 50 guests exclusively. Phone: 1300 306 932 Email: [email protected] queensparkkitchen.com.au queensparkkitchen Iconic events By the River MARY MAE’S With riverfront views, sundrenched spaces and room for 10 – 300 guests, events at Mary Mae’s at Brisbane Powerhouse will set the scene for your Christmas function. With both private dining rooms and larger event spaces, Mary Mae’s offers menus and spaces for events of any size and style. Phone: 07 3358 5464 Email: [email protected] marymaes.com.au marymaesbrisbane SYDNEY CAPACITIES COCKTAIL DINING CapacitiesTHEATRE CABARET SYDNEY OPERA HOUSE Yallamundi Rooms 400 180 200 144 Utzon Room 200 100 150 - Concert Hall Foyer 1,000 500 - - Joan Sutherland Theatre Foyer 700 200 - - Portside Restaurant & Bar 300 120 - - Western Foyers 1,500 - - - Drama Theatre - - 544 - Studio Theatre 600 - 320 - SYDNEY TOWER STUDIO Sydney Tower 200 150 100 80 BOTANIC HOUSE Upstairs 300 150 100 80 Downstairs 100 50 - - THE CALYX EXPERIENCE Entire Venue 400 180 150 80 TERRACE ON THE DOMAIN Entire Venue 350 180 120 100 ROSLYN PACKER THEATRE WALSH BAY Roslyn Packer Theatre - - 896 - Richard Wherrett Studio 200 110 100 80 Ruth Cracknell Room 70 60 60 48 Ground Foyer 300 - - - Walsh Bay Kitchen 200 90 - - REIGN AT THE QVB Entire Venue (Exclusive Capacities) 150 - - - ESQUIRE DRINK + DINE Entire Venue (Exclusive Capacities) 150 - - - GREATER SYDNEY CENTENNIAL HOMESTEAD Wisteria Room 300 180 200 90 The Kitchen 250 120 - - Entire Venue 1000 850 - - QUEENS PARK KITCHEN Entire Venue 70 50 - - BEACH HOUSE AVALON Ocean Room 250 150 120 - BRISBANE MARY MAE’S The Dining Room 80 60 60 - Sun Room 120 100 - - The Lounge 45 35 35 - The Observation Deck 70 40 - - Entire Venue 300 200 - - The SeasonTis To Be Jolly Contact our dedicated events team to book in your iconic Christmas celebration. 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