Hubfest at The Hub on Hall Street
Over one weekend, this gastronomic Bondi precinct is turning into a sun-soaked street party.
Overview
When you're seeking a gourmet bite in Bondi, The Hub on Hall Street makes life simple, with this vibrant precinct home to much-loved spots like Da Orazio, bills, Gelato Messina and Masala Theory. Yet for one weekend this month, the precinct is transforming into a sprawling celebration of flavour, sound and creativity for Hubfest.
Taking place from 12–9pm on Saturday, March 28–Sunday, March 29, this festival-like experience is taking over the entire precinct, serving up over 30 food and drink offerings priced from $10–20. However, this stellar pricetag is complemented by a dedicated laneway DJ stage and a large-scale public art takeover by Bond's own, NOTNOT.
Setting the tone at Hubfest, The Tower Stage will sit between Salumerie and Harris Farm, wrapped in custom NOTNOT artwork. Brought to life throughout the two-day program, catch local DJs such as Damien Hesse, Nick van Tiel and Bad Ezzy, immersing the precinct in a sun-soaked soundtrack ripe with disco, house and coastal tunes.
Then, visitors can experience multidisciplinary street artist NOTNOT doing what he does best — transforming urban environments with provocative pieces. For Hubfest, the New York-born artist will reinvent the precinct's laneway with cascading bunting installations, while adding bold entrance moments and hero artworks throughout.
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