A SUNNY Sunday of face painting, delicious treats and cruisy music was the order of the day for hundreds who turned out for the third annual Brickworks Centre Inside Out event.
Families enjoyed gourmet food tastings from the pop-up food stalls and bars, danced at the acoustic picnic and soaked up the fashion and live music at the Ferry Rd complex.
While the grown-ups honed their skills with cooking demonstrations and sampled a selection of brews and bubbles, kids were treated to the “play patch”, with a giant blackboard, face painting, craft, live magician and free ice cream.
George the two-year-old groodle – that is a golden retriever and poodle cross for those who don’t know – put on his own performance for owners Alex, 14, Josie, 12, and Tanya Atwill at the festival.
Eri Tseng was dressed traditionally on a beautiful spring afternoon.
Lily Budiasa kept the audience tapping their toes at the Brickworks Inside Out Festival.
Jodie Holdsworth (left) and Alyssia Berghammer with eight-month-old Ilaria joined those enjoying the festival.
After face painting and cool treats, Zoe, 3, and Evie Green, 4, were pretty pleased to be at the Brickworks.
Brooke Watson could ask for little more at the Brickworks yesterday with a beer, some bubbles and a plate of prawns.
Artist Goompi Ugerabah works on an artwork at Gallery One yesterday. Pictures: RICHARD GOSLING