AFT Int’l Sports Fitness Festival returns on 21 September 2024 in collaboration with City of Sydney’s Sydney Streets Haymarket and Mid-Autumn Moon Festival (17 September). We present participants with two options;

1. Walk in-person and unravel the clues and missions on-site in Sydney’s Chinatown, or
2. Journey with someone using our immersive 360° film for a VR experience. Either way, we have designed the Move8 VR Walk-a-Hunt to be a 90-minute slow walking tour where you’ll discover iconic landmarks and learn about local businesses along the path.

How to join?

• When: 21 September 2024 from 11am – 5pm
• Venue: Starting point Darling Square Community Bank Branch – Bendigo Bank, Shop NE12 11 Little Pier Street, Haymarket NSW 2000.
• Route duration: 3KM
• How to join? Click RSVP and receive a link to start playing.

If you need assistance, send us a WhatsApp +601163320288 (International Customer Support Line) or email us at info@sportsfitnessfestival.com. Remember, this is NOT a race, take your own time to unravel Sydney’s Chinatown and we hope you’ll discover something new too.

Click the Virtual Festival Show Bag above to download your digital vouchers.

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View Event Promo: 

• 2024 – Move8 Walk-a-Hunt at Sydney Haymarket | City of Sydney – What’s On (nsw.gov.au)
• 2023- Move8 VR Walk-a-Hunt @ Sydney Haymarket | City of Sydney – What’s On (nsw.gov.au).

In conjunction with The City of Sydney – Sydney Streets Haymarket runs from 11am to 10pm and Haymarket will be closed to traffic from 9am to 11.30pm through parts of Dixon, Hay, Little Hay and Sussex streets in Sydney’s Chinatown. Special event clearway parking restrictions will also be in effect so check signs carefully, visit livetraffic.com for more info. For more information, visit: Streets in Haymarket | City of Sydney – What’s On (nsw.gov.au). 

For information about accessibility, read the City of Sydney’s guidelines.

Interested to Attend?

• • RSVP
  • Volunteer

Interesting reading materials about Sydney’s Chinatown:

• City of Sydney’s Revitalisation Plan for Haymarket – Community Bank Darling Square (communitybanksydney.com)
• Community Improvement District Pilot Program | Transport for NSW
• Sydney’s Chinatown is much more of a modern bridge to Asia than a historic enclave (theconversation.com)
• ‘Chinatown Re-oriented’: A Critical Analysis of Recent Redevelopment Schemes in a Melbourne and Sydney Enclave by Kay Anderson
• Soul of Chinatown Community Group

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Cover photo credit: City of Sydney, Katharine Griffiths