Friday post-work hang/ Professional Live Music/ High Lane-Bistro/ Wines/ Beers/ Community Events & Celebrations/
Friday post-work hang/ Professional Live Music/ High Lane-Bistro/ Wines/ Beers/ Community Events & Celebrations/
Location. 33-35 Kent Street Millers Point, NSW 2000
Hours: Monday - Friday: 11am - 11pm
Saturday - 11am - 11pm
Sunday: Closed
The Captain Cook Hotel
More Than Just a Pub
The Captain Cook Hotel is a vibrant piece of Sydney’s history and culture. Step inside for a warm community welcome from Kevin, the publican, while soaking up the history, savoring amazing food, enjoying live music, and relaxing with a refreshing drink!
Free entry donation (optional) 100% of the purchase of Young Henrys beers or Paulazzo wines will be donated by the pub for the Cancer Council Fundraising
Free entry donation (optional) 100% of the purchase of Young Henrys beers or Paulazzo wines will be donated by the pub for the Cancer Council Fundraising
Sunday 18 May - Cancer Fund-raising performance
Cancer Council Australia Fundraising concert Sponsored by Chenchow Little Architects and the Captain Cook Hotel-Millers Point.. Lucky door prizes - Everyone who makes a donation (optional) will receive a ticket.
100% of the purchase of Young Henrys beers or Paulazzo wines will be donated by the pub for the Cancer Council Fundraising
Thursday 22 May - Choir & Band performance. The Sea Naturals choir will perform with a band.
The Captain Cook will be hosting a series of exciting events this May, featuring local community activities as part of the Vivid Festival.
Australia’s biggest Morning Tea
Hosted By Anna and Casey - Sponsors ChenChow Little Architects
The Friday after-work hang
Come enjoy the Captain Cook Hotel after work - We feature a different Live Performance by some of Australia’s world class professional performers
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This philanthropic fund-raising event for Cancer research is hosted by Anna and Casey ChenChow, proudly sponsored by ChenChow Litle Architects.
The afternoon festivities offers a dance floor, food and the funkiest music in town. Craig Calhoun #Funksighting
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Sing Loud and Proud.
Come along and share the fun. Enjoy the combination of the Sea Naturals Community Choir and a live band. 7:30 performance. $20
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St Brigid’s Catholic Church in Kent Street will become 190 years young. St Brigid’s is the oldest continuing Catholic place of worship in Australia. The Catholic religion in Australia was actually founded here on the site of St Patrick’s, Grosvenor Street and St Brigid’s. The building at St Brigid’s was completed in April, 1835 and handed over for services in May 1835.
Thur May 22nd
The festival celebrating creativity, innovation, and technology
Craig Calhoun # FunkSighting May dates announced soon
#Funksighting Click the link for a Video of Craig
Craig "CC" Calhoun, a multi-instrumentalist and entrepreneur, was born in the US, grew up in Germany, and now lives in Australia. He has been captivating audiences across the USA, Europe, Australia, and Asia with his bass-playing skills
As the lead vocalist and bassist of "Craig Calhoun & The Brothers of OZ," Craig showcases his talent. He also works as a music producer, film composer, and educator. Over the years, he has opened for Santana, Joe Cocker, and Kool & The Gang. He has collaborated with the Motown Supremes, Will Calhoun of "Living Colour," and Australian artists like Marcia Hines, Jimmy Barnes, Kevin Borich, Diesel, Renee Geyer, Jack Jones, John Farnham, and Danielle Gaha.
Craig’s unique fusion of funk, rock, and improvised grooves reflects his career's evolution. His music continues to attract new fans while delighting longtime followers.
Neighbours Night is on once a month. Nibbles and a drink for neighbours on arrival. check back for the next announcement. Looking for to seeing you!
St Brigid’s Mass Times Sundays 9:00am
Also see https://stpatschurchhill.org/ for mass times at St. Patrick's Church.
St Brigid’s Catholic Church in Kent Street will become 190 yearsyoung this May. St Brigid’s is the oldest continuing Catholic place of worship in Australia. The Catholic religion in Australia was actually founded here on the site of St Patrick’s, Grosvenor Street and St Brigid’s. The building at St Brigid’s was completed in April, 1835 and handed over for services in May 1835.
We intend to have celebrations throughout the month of May, so save the month in your calendars!