Eveleigh Markets' Monthly Artisans' Arts & Craft Market - 1ST Sunday of each month. The vegetable crates and refrigerated trucks from the Saturday Weekly Farmers' Market will make way for this vibrant Sunday monthly art and crafts market that will showcase a diverse and exciting collection of high quality painting, sculpture, design, furniture, photography, ceramics, glass, home wares, craft, toys, and Indigenous artwork created by local and emerging artists and designers.

Sunday is the day to experience the colourful and eclectic atmosphere of the EQ Village Sunday Market, held under the cover of our market umbrella structure. With a great mix of jewellery and accessories, skin care, toys, homewares, clothing and more, this is an established Sunday destination with something for the whole family.

Runa Islam was born in Dhaka, Bangladesh (1970) and lives and works in London. She is renowned for her film and video installations which experiment with modes of representation as a way to reconsider ideas and visual forms.

The Rocks Discovery Museum is a free, family friendly museum which tells the story of The Rocks area of Sydney from pre-European days to the present. Housed in a restored 1850s sandstone warehouse, The Rocks Discovery Museum is home to a unique collection of images and archaeological artefacts found in The Rocks. The exhibits are filled with interactive fun, using touch screens, audio and visual elements to bring the history of the area alive.

The Governor: Lachlan Macquarie 1810 to 1821 celebrates the 200th anniversary of Lachlan Macquarie's governorship. On display are Macquarie's personal letters, journals, maps and paintings, as well as objects such as the intriguing Macquarie Collector's Chest, that tell the story of his contribution to colonial Australia.

The Manly Art & Craft Markets are a must see if you are visiting Manly on the weekend. The surprising thing about the Manly Markets is that no matter how many times you take a stroll through, you'll always find something new and interesting. That's because, in addition to our regular weekly artists, we have a large contingent of regionally-based or interstate artists and craftspeople, who use the Manly Markets as their weekend retail outlet when visiting Sydney.

When foreigners started arriving in India centuries ago, they were captivated by the people, architecture, customs and costumes. By the late 18th century, when the British presence was more widespread through India, artists were commissioned to portray the world the foreigners had encountered.

In the Balance: Art for a Changing World features works by Australian and international contemporary artists that respond to ecological concerns.

The Birds by internationally celebrated US sound and media artist Stephen Vitiello will be installed at the entrance to the Art Gallery of NSW. This sound piece is based on Daphne du Maurier's story of the same name. Inspired by the cacophony of Australian native bird life, Vitiello will 'catch a listener by surprise as if there is suddenly a spoken voice or singing bird whispering in one's unsuspecting ear'.

This exhibition highlights the artists and art featured in the groundbreaking three-part documentary series Art + Soul, which will screen on ABC Television from 7 October 2010.

Primavera is an annual exhibition for Australian artists 35 years of age and under.

This exhibition celebrates the Sydney Aboriginal community of La Per (La Perouse) by combining historical and contemporary works unique to this seaside community.

Reacquaint yourself with the friendly and familiar faces of The Rocks' much loved weekend market. Be the first to discover new and emerging talent in the dedicated designers' and lifestyle section or follow the cobblestone laneways where even more stalls offer a full range of artisan and handmade products.

The market is located in a truly fantastic position overlooking Sydney's famous and funky Bondi Beach. The market has been operating since February 1994, when permission was first given by Waverley Council. Which makes us one of the longest running night markets in Australia. Fabulous things that you can discover include: jewellery, sunglasses, paintings of Bondi Beach, sea shells, clothing, plants, hats and shoes. Or you can enjoy a relaxing massage.

The remarkable story of the Lu family, who arrived in Australia in 1977 on the Vietnamese refugee boat Tu Do (Freedom), is documented in 14 photographs by Michael Jensen and Andrew Frolows. The Australian National Maritime Museum acquired Tu Do in 1990 and has worked closely with the Lu family to record their experiences and to restore their boat.

Alan Villiers' photographs of his voyages aboard Arabian dhows (1938-39) record what he saw as the 'last days of sail' in the Red Sea, the Persian Gulf, the coasts of Arabia and north-east Africa. Villiers captures the age old Arabian sailing traditions and coastal trade routes, the great skills and hardship endured by the sailors and pearl divers- a unique way of life that has now passed.

For over 150 years, on ships and sledges, in one of the planet's most hostile places, explorers risked their lives to plant a flag at a shifting point on the Earth's surface. The search for the South Magnetic Pole obsessed explorers and scientists long before the Geographic Pole.

David Moore, world-renowned Australian photographer, was commissioned by Columbus Line to create photographic portraits of their shipping activities. Columbus Line began operating between North America and Australia and New Zealand in 1959 and was the first company to regularly schedule a containerised shipping service.

Overlooking one of the world's most beautiful harbours, the Sydney Opera House Market presents an eclectic collection of quality handmade Australian arts and crafts. Here, every Sunday, 40 or so Sydney-based artists and crafts people form an elegant row of craft stalls along the Sydney Opera House Forecourt.