As we head towards the summer break, the Australian National Maritime Museum is switching things up with the launch of their Summer Lates sessions.
For the first time, the Australian National Maritime Museum is keeping its exhibition doors open late this summer and is transforming its waterfront into Sydney’s newest bar hotspot.
With a live DJ, fresh food and drinks being served, summertime sunsets are set to sizzle. The Museum will welcome Surry Hills foodie staple, Fishbowl, into the mix as the team prepare to set up shop at the waterfront on Friday and Saturday nights in January only. Coming with them are their beautifully crafted salads made to order using Australia’s freshest quality produce.
The Australian National Maritime Museum, Jimmy Busteed, said the move to keep the Museum open late was made to let visitors soak up the summer sun at a waterside location that’s usually off-limits at night.
“We are delighted to offer a whole new range of unique sights to see and experiences to try at the Museum this January.
“Whether it’s exploring the incredible art installations from local and international artists or trying a fresh sashimi salad from our friends at Fishbowl, we hope that these summer sessions are the first of many at the Australian National Maritime Museum,” said Mr Busteed.
During Summer Lates, the waterfront bar will be open to 10pm and the Museum will stay open until 8pm.
Summer Lates open dates:
Friday 4 January
Saturday 5 January
Friday 11 January
Saturday 12 January
Saturday 18 January
Sunday 19 January
Friday 25 January
Saturday 26 January