Auburn Spice Market
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Sat 20 Oct 2018 - Sun 21 Oct 2018
Auburn Redyard has had a facelift with a new alfresco precinct and an upgrade to Reading Cinemas with the introduction of a Titan Luxe auditorium, featuring a massive 24metre widescreen, recliner seats and blockbuster sound.
In celebration of the unveiling of these changes, a spicy and flavoursome street food festival will take place over the weekend of 20 October. The will be slinging Asian food, traditional Mexican food, pizza and a whole lot more served from popular food trucks.
Operating from 12pm to 8pm both days, the line-up of vendors includes:-
Sol y Luna – rolling in with their traditional Mexican cuisine and unique folk art
Agape Organic – bringing their famous spelt pizzas, spelt tacos, corn on the cob, homemade curries, Mum's sustainable fish & chips and desserts
Chicken Hustle – wheeling in with Korean fried chicken, crunchy mid-wings, sweet potato fries and sodas
2 Smokin' Arabs – with BBQ meats, including their famous smoked brisket
Shiso Fine – serving modern Japanese street food that includes amazing gyozas (dumplings) and sticky chicken wings
Sabor – dishing out their South American experience that not only includes food but music and art too
Falafel Bros – bringing their deep-fried falafel balls, made in-house with authentic Mediterranean flavours
Pasalubongs – driving in a taste of Filipino soul food with Asian and Spanish influences
Granny Ivy – using secret Chinese recipes inspired by chef Simon Lawson's late granny
Duo Duo Ice Cream – delivering delicious treats with a Chinese twist
A buzzing atmosphere will be set by thumping tunes, bright light installations and hawker-inspired furniture to generate the vibing street food scene.
As well as the above, visitors can also enjoy free henna tattoos, free workshops and some hilarious free children's activities.
In conjunction with the market, Reading Cinemas are also kicking off their new International Films Program (starting Friday evening) with Cannes Film Festival award-winner
Shoplifters, a Japanese tale of a couple stuck with part-time jobs and inadequate incomes who avail themselves of the fruits of shoplifting to make ends meet.
Additional films over the weekend, from countries around the globe, include Lebanon's
The Insult and Palestine's
Wajib – The Wedding Invitation. Click
here for the full program. It's all part of the cinema's ongoing commitment to diversity in film that will continue for years to come.
With its shopping, permanent restaurants, interactive fountain and lighted trees at night, Auburn Redyard is becoming a vibrant hot spot in Sydney's west.
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!date 20/10/2018 -- 21/10/2018
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