What’s on at Neon Playground?
Play, eat and drink in one of the most iconic parts of Sydney – Haymarket. Wander the streets of Chinatown, snap a selfie with the towering neon light artworks and enjoy the best of what Haymarket has to offer.
15 March – 6 April 2025
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA
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2a/63 Dixon St, HaymarketSweet Lu
A limited glow-in-the-dark drink that combines famous Chinese tea with rich, creamy cheese foam!Learn More
Dynasty KaraokeChinatown Idol
Got what it takes to be Chinatown’s singing superstar? Grab the mic, hit the stage, and battle it out for the ultimate title: the first-ever Chinatown Idol!Learn More
2F/17 Valentine St, HaymarketFading Glow at Blank Gallery
A group art exhibition that pays tribute to the many icons of Hong Kong, including its renowned neon signs. From 13 Mar to 7 April.Learn More
8 Little Hay StWhiskers Gelato
Follow Whiskers Gelato and Neon Playground on Instagram and get 10% off.Learn More
405-411 Sussex St, HaymarketSpice World
Follow their IG and tag @neonplayground for FREE LARGE signature spicy BEAR broth* *subject to limited availabilityLearn More
What’s on at Neon Playground 2.0
Things To Do
- Dynasty Karaoke
Chinatown Idol
Got what it takes to be Chinatown’s singing superstar? Grab the mic, hit the stage, and battle it out for the ultimate title: the first-ever Chinatown Idol!Learn More 
Covent Garden HotelChinatown Comedy Club – 26 March
See Sydney’s best comedians at Chinatown Comedy Club.Learn More
1/86-88 Dixon St, HaymarketMother Chu’s Taiwanese Gourmet
Special $18.80 set: Main dish, soy/rice milk/canned drink + chocolate youtiao dessertLearn More
768 George St, HaymarketNAHMORE Thai Restaurant
Free Beer or Soft Drink* with Chicken Stir-fried Chilli Basil with Rice for $17.90.Learn More
Level 3, Market CityMM Karaoke
Karaoke Happy Hour! $13 per person per hour, from 12-5pm Mon – Thurs.Learn More- 2a/63 Dixon St, Haymarket
Sweet Lu
A limited glow-in-the-dark drink that combines famous Chinese tea with rich, creamy cheese foam!Learn More 
4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Artas tragedy / as farce at 4A Centre for Contemporary Asian Art
as tragedy / as farce is a neon body of work by Chinese artist Chunxiao Qu. From 15 Mar-27 Apr.Learn More
5 April – Haymarket HQSyd LNY Market
Join over 20 local Asian Australian Artists and small businesses with diverse backgrounds and art practices in a fun day of cultural festivities.Learn More
26 MarchChinatown: Next Generations panel discussion
Join Adam Liaw, Brad Chan, Kevin Cheng, Qianyi Lim and Eddie Ma as they discuss the challenges and opportunities facing Chinatown.Learn More
