Hole in the Sky Village Bizarre Pop Up Bar
The Hole in the Sky could well be Sydney's first birds-only bar.
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This editorial is sponsored by our partners, The Rocks.
The Hole in the Sky could well be Sydney's first birds-only bar. That's birds in the feathered, rather than the female, sense. In other words, both men and women are admitted, but only if they're incognito, disguised as a winged creature.
Before you get yourself into a tizz with feathers, chicken skin, glue and flying contraptions, rest assured that the Village Bizarre team will be the ones providing the costumes, in the form of masks that they'll be giving out at the event's info booth. All you have to do is swoop down to The Rocks, grab a mask, pop it on and follow the feathers, which will lead you to the Hole in the Sky.
Open between 6.30pm and 10pm every Friday night for the duration of the Bizarre, the pop up is a bar disguised as the firmament, complete with nests, cocoons, twinkling stars and a 'room in the clouds'. The birdlike beverage attendants will be offering beer, wine and cocktails from the Rocks Brewery.
Just in case, at any point, you feel the pull of gravity drawing you earthward, a steady stream of ethereal DJ beats, dreamy projections and celluloid snapshots will keep your senses and imagination airborne.
If you happened to be lured anywhere by a white rabbit around this time last year, you might have an inkling of what to expect, though, like Alice, you can't be sure that even your weirdest and most wonderful experiences won't be trumped.
To watch the teaser video, click here.
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