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Tuesday 11 August 2026
French restaurant coming to Ruby House in Double Bay
Ruby House is getting a French tenant. Monsieur Paul is set to open there end of 2026, so not exactly imminent, but worth knowing if you've been wondering what's going in. One to watch.
Dementia talk at St Mark's worth knowing about
Melissa Levi, a clinical psychologist who specialises in dementia, is doing two sessions at St Mark's on Darling Point Road in September and October. One's a general guide to understanding it, the other is more of an open conversation for people who are currently in the thick of caring for someone. If this touches your family at all, worth going.
Mark Bouris's Watsons Bay house is back on market
That stunning place opposite Robertson Park is up for grabs again, asking $20 million. Five bedrooms, 23-metre lap pool, harbour views, and a bit of 1839 heritage thrown in. One of those ones that almost never comes up.
Cross Street Car Park: the redevelopment is moving forward
The Cross Street Car Park redevelopment is officially progressing. Council wants to build a new 5-storey car park with at least 412 spaces, and they're now taking tenders for the sale of the southern chunk of the site (about 38% of it) until 10 September. Worth keeping an eye on if you've got thoughts about Double Bay parking.
Double Bay in 1977, now in colour
Woollahra Libraries just dropped a colourised photo of the Knox St and New South Head Road corner from 1977 — AI-assisted, so not historically precise, but genuinely fun to look at. Fewer VW Beetles, more long socks. The Local History Archive has heaps more if you want to fall down that rabbit hole.
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Every Saturday, 10am–4pm
395 Oxford Street, Paddington
Sydney's longest-running artisan market, with 200+ stalls of fashion, ceramics, jewellery, plants and food from local makers and designers. Running every Saturday since 1973.
Double Bay Market
Every Thursday, 9am–2pm
Guilfoyle Park, Knox Street, Double Bay
Weekly fresh produce and gourmet food market in the heart of Double Bay, with local fashion stalls alongside seasonal fruit, vegetables and artisan pantry goods.
Rose Bay Farmers Market
Every Tuesday, 8am–2pm
Pannerong Reserve, corner of Newcastle St and Wilberforce Ave, Rose Bay
Local farmers market with fresh seasonal produce, artisan bread, and specialty food at Pannerong Reserve — a quiet neighbourhood gem worth building a Tuesday morning around.
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