Don’t miss your chance to be part of Sydney Open 2025! Submit your Expression of Interest for this year’s city-wide event by Friday, 9 May.
May 5th, 2025
Museums of History NSW is inviting iconic and noteworthy buildings to participate in Sydney Open 2025, the city-wide event taking place on Sunday, 2 November. This event showcases Sydney’s architectural and design heritage, offering the public a rare opportunity to explore spaces often not accessible. Building owners are encouraged to submit their Expressions of Interest by Friday, 9 May, and join a curated selection of spaces recognised for their architectural significance.
For more details and to apply, visit the Sydney Open website.

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