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WEST HQ WHAT’S ON

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From major sporting moments and immersive family experiences to standout dining and world-class live entertainment, West HQ is bringing a packed season of events to Western Sydney across May and beyond. Whether it’s date night, game night, family time or a night at the theatre, the precinct continues to cement itself as one of Sydney’s leading lifestyle and entertainment destinations.

EVENTS & EXPERIENCES

Filipino Festival: The Thursday Escape

May & June 2026

Celebrate Filipino culture, cuisine and community at West HQ’s Thursday Escape series, bringing vibrant entertainment and flavours to the precinct across May and June.

State of Origin

Catch all the action live as the State of Origin returns to West HQ, with fans invited to experience every tackle, try and big game moment across the precinct’s sports viewing spaces.

Fans can also enjoy:

  • $7 schooners
  • Complimentary popcorn
  • Live and loud screenings throughout the series

NRL at West HQ

The NRL season continues live and loud at West HQ, with fans able to enjoy every round alongside food, drinks and game-day atmosphere throughout the precinct.

FIFA World Cup 2026

Be part of the action as Australia takes on the world’s best in a vibrant atmosphere, great food and cold drinks.

Fans can also enjoy:

  • $7 schooners
  • Complimentary popcorn
  • Live and loud screenings

 

One55 Move in May

1 – 31 May 2026

One55 Health & Fitness is encouraging Western Sydney locals to prioritise movement and wellbeing this May, with a special $0 joining fee available throughout the month.

SGAC Dive-In Movie Night

Friday 12 June 2026 | 7:30pm – 9:30pm

Sydney Gymnastics & Aquatic Centre (SGAC) will host a family-friendly Dive-In Movie Night this June, giving guests the chance to float in a heated 33°C pool while enjoying a movie experience unlike any other.

The event will feature a large inflatable movie screen, inflatable rings and pool beds, with the evening fully supervised by SGAC’s team of lifeguards.

  • All ages welcome
  • Children under 5 must be accompanied by a parent in the water
  • $20 first ticket | $15 additional tickets
  • Movie title to be announced

A winter movie night — without the cold.

FOOD & BEVERAGE

CHU Restaurant by China Doll

Award-winning Pan-Asian restaurant CHU Restaurant by China Doll continues to deliver premium dining experiences in the heart of Western Sydney, with a menu inspired by the flavours of China, Hong Kong, Japan and South-East Asia.

  • $49 Tasting Banquet available every Thursday night throughout May and June
  • Elevated share-style dining using premium, ethically sourced produce
  • Located adjacent to the Coliseum Theatre

Steak & Oyster Co. by Sean Connolly

Celebrity chef Sean Connolly’s Steak & Oyster Co. continues to offer signature meat and seafood experiences alongside popular weekly specials.

Weekly Offers

  • $29 Steak Night every Monday night from 5pm
  • Includes steak, fries, salad, one drink and Gelatissimo dessert
  • $15 Weekday Lunches available Monday to Friday

Seasonal Dishes

Roast Pork Porchetta with caramelised pumpkin and sage gravy

Wagyu Beef Rib with pomme boulangère and red wine gravy

Pizzaperta Manfredi

Led by renowned chef Stefano Manfredi, Pizzaperta continues to serve artisan Italian pizzas crafted using imported Italian flour and traditional techniques.

  • 2 Woodfired Pizzas for $25 every Tuesday night

Seasonal Dishes

  • Pork Meatballs: Served with braised beluga lentil
  • Mushroom Trifolati Pizza: With mozzarella & Parmigiano-Reggiano
  • Family-friendly dining in Eat St. Central 

Harriet’s Chicken

Harriet’s Chicken delivers feel-good comfort food with slow-charred chicken, crispy fried favourites and fresh seasonal sides.

Seasonal Dishes

  • Maple & Sage Charred Half Chicken: Served with chicken gravy, roasted pumpkin & apple slaw
  • Crispy Fried Chicken & Roasted Beetroot Burger: Served with feta, spinach, pumpkin aioli & crunchy chips with herbs & rosemary salt.
  • Casual dining focused on fresh produce and share-style meals

 

Eat St. Bar

Eat St. Bar continues to host live music every Friday and Saturday night alongside casual dining, drinks and major sporting broadcasts. 

ON STAGE AT SYDNEY COLISEUM THEATRE

The Big Bubble Show…In Space!

15 July 2026 | 10:30am & 1pm

A spectacular interactive family show filled with giant bubbles, bubble sculptures and immersive visual effects designed to delight audiences of all ages.

SPACELIVE

1 August 2026 | 7:30pm

An immersive live music and visual experience celebrating some of the greatest space-inspired anthems and cinematic soundtracks.

Jersey Forever

12 September 2026 | 7:30pm

A high-energy tribute celebrating the music of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, featuring timeless hits and classic harmonies.

Burn the Floor

26 September 2026 | 7:30pm

The internationally acclaimed ballroom dance production returns with a fast-paced showcase of Latin and ballroom performances featuring world-class dancers and choreography.

The Man From Snowy River in Concert

10 October 2026 | 3pm

A cinematic concert experience bringing the iconic Australian story to life through orchestral performance and screen presentation.

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