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‘Long reads’ and ‘frothy fun’ in store as Sydney Festival 2027 unveiled

Sydney Morning Herald - Culture ·
‘Long reads’ and ‘frothy fun’ in store as Sydney Festival 2027 unveiled

A quirky nod to wellness culture is a highlight of next year’s program with old cars transformed into spas – free for the public to use.

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