Bondi’s Hall Street is turning it on this March with $10 eats, local DJs and a vibrant artist takeover.
Bondi’s favourite dining strip is stepping into the spotlight as The Hub on Hall Street launches Hubfest, a two-day celebration of food, music and art set to transform the precinct into a buzzing, open-air playground. Taking place across March 28–29, the weekend-long event brings together some of the area’s most loved venues—think Bills, Gelato Messina, Da Orazio and Harris Farm Markets—alongside newer names like Masala Theory, Henrietta and Salumerie.
From midday through to evening, the precinct will come alive with over 30 food and drink specials priced between $10–$20, alongside a laneway DJ stage and a large-scale art takeover by Bondi-based artist NOTNOT. Designed to be entirely walkable, Hubfest invites you to wander, snack, sip and soak up the atmosphere as Hall Street shifts into full festival mode.
At the centre of it all is the laneway “Tower Stage,” where a rotating lineup of local DJs will soundtrack the weekend with sun-drenched disco, house and coastal grooves. Overhead, cascading installations and bold artworks will reimagine the space, creating an immersive experience that flows seamlessly between venues—from street-side bites to dancefloor moments.
Quick Bites
- What to Eat: $10 vodka rigatoni from Da Orazio, golden samosas from Masala Theory, and mini focaccias from Salumerie
- What to Drink: Mumbai Margaritas, Aperol Spritzes and Messina’s indulgent gelato specials
- When to Go: A sun-soaked weekend session, start with lunch, stay for sunset DJs
- Cost: Bites and drinks from $10–$20; perfect for grazing your way through the precinct
- Where to Play After: Take a stroll down to Bondi Beach for a post-feast ocean dip or sunset walk
- Vibe Check: Coastal cool meets street festival energy—part food crawl, part open-air party
- Book It: No bookings needed, just show up, wander and follow the music
