YCK Laneways Pop-Up at Sydney GPO
The YCK Laneways group will pop-up as a 1920s-inspired cocktail bar for two nights at the Sydney GPO.
Overview
Sydney nightlife precinct YCK Laneways, which encompasses 15 bars located across York, Clarence and Kent streets, will be popping up in Sydney's historic GPO building for two evenings this October.
Making its home in The Fullerton Hotel Sydney, favourites including Since I Left You and Stitch Bar have teamed up to create a 1920s-inspired cocktail bar, complete with a bespoke drinks menu. Expect the likes of a Premier Cru French 75 with Bombay, lemon juice, sugar syrup and bubbles.
Visitors will also be able to enjoy art from the likes of visual creator George Rose, Melbourne muralist Justine McAllister and illustrator Sarah McCloskey while they sip. Live music will fall to house music vocalist Arrnott Olssen with The Potbelleez's DJ Dave Goode, as well as Angela Rosero from Sydney dance band Cumbiamuffin.
The initiative is in partnership with real estate group CBRE and Bacardi. It will form part of Wynyard's Flow and Glow event program across October 13-14, which is free to attend and includes access to pop-up art galleries, immersive experiences and panel talks on creating conscious cities.
Since I Left You on Kent Street
YCK Laneway's pop-up will run from 5pm on Thursday, October 13 and Friday, October 14.
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