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What's on nearby for your children

An iPhone and iPad app for parents in Sydney: things nearby you can do with your child, from a baby to a teenager.

Every activity near you, on one map.

Plan your days a tap at a time. The calendar knows the school holidays.

Browse by category, or type what you're after.

Directions open in Apple Maps, Google Maps or Waze. Find nearby cafes, and Look Around to see the place before you go.

Choose ages, distance or suburbs, and time of day, and see only what suits you.

Coming to the App Store for iPhone and iPad.

The Today screen: the day's activities near you, each with its time, its place and the minutes to drive there. The Today screen on the iPad: the week's days across the top, the day's activities near you, each with its time, its place and the minutes to drive there, and beside the list the first one's detail.
The Map tab: the places around the city as pins, each kind its own colour, some grouped with a count, with the day capsule and the switch between activities, places and playgrounds beneath. The Map tab on the iPad: Darling Harbour with SEA LIFE Sydney Aquarium's pin chosen, and beside the map its detail, with its opening hours, the minute's drive, the price, what it is and the page it came from.
The Calendar's month: December 2026, the school holidays shaded from the 18th, Sunday the 20th chosen, and under the month, headed School holidays, that day's plan: Coogee Carols from 6:30 to 8:30 pm, the Art Gallery of New South Wales and the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney. The Calendar's month on the iPad: December 2026, the school holidays shaded from the 18th, Sunday the 20th chosen, and under the month that day's plan: Coogee Carols, the Art Gallery of New South Wales and the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney; beside it the carols' detail, its time, the 14 minutes' drive to Goldstein Reserve, free, and the council page it came from.
The Search tab before typing: a grid of tiles, Planned and Regular first, then every category with its count, from attractions and classes to pools and sport. The Search tab on the iPad: the grid of tiles, Planned and Regular first, then every category with its count, and beside them the Australian Museum's detail, with its opening hours, the minute's drive, free entry, the facilities, what it is and the page it came from.
A place's detail: the Ian Potter Children's WILD PLAY Garden in Centennial Park, its row of buttons for directions, a cafe nearby, Look Around and sharing, the minutes to drive, the address, the ages and the facilities, and the page it came from. A place's detail on the iPad: WILD PLAY typed into Search and its one card on the left; on the right the Ian Potter Children's WILD PLAY Garden in Centennial Park, its buttons for directions, a cafe nearby, Look Around and sharing, the opening hours, the 9 minutes' drive, the ages, free entry, the facilities, what it is and the page it came from.
The whole filter sheet: minutes' drive from home on a slider or a choice of suburbs, the five age chips from baby to high school, the category chips, and chips to show only what is free, new, one-off, indoors, outdoors, accessible or sensory-friendly. The filter sheet over Today on the iPad: minutes' drive from home on a slider or a choice of suburbs, the five age chips from baby to high school, the category chips, and chips to show only what is free, new or one-off.

What's in the app

Playgroups and storytimes, music and movement, council programs and community events, playgrounds, play centres, pools, attractions and libraries. For school kids, sport, classes and workshops, holiday programs, kids' clubs and youth groups.

Across metropolitan Sydney, from the coast to Penrith, from Hornsby to Sutherland.

  • Near you

    See how long it takes to get there from where you are, with live traffic.

  • For your children

    Tailor the filters to suit your children.

  • Up to date

    Follow a direct link to the source page, and see when it was last checked.

Free. No account. No sign-up.

Made by a Sydney dad for parents, grandparents and carers.