Best Things to Do in Drummoyne

Welcome to Drummoyne — a bayside pocket of Sydney, Australia where creativity meets calm, coffee flows freely, and the water’s never far away. Whether you’re here for a workshop, a stroll, or a meal with a view, here’s how to make the most of a day in our neighbourhood.

Get Creative
Drummoyne is quietly becoming a hub for art lovers and hobbyists. Whether you're looking to explore mindfulness through making or dive into the world of resin art, and clay or painting there's a studio here for you:

• Seed & Spark (This is us!)
  We are located in the heart of Drummoyne at 186B Victoria Rd just 10 minutes from Sydney CBD, our calming creative studio offers art workshops designed for connection and well-being. Join us for our signature resin art workshops, where you can create your very own ocean-inspired cheeseboard and coasters, or dive into mindful origami and a fun paint and sip classes. If you're looking for something more hands-on, try crafting your own succulent terrariums or exploring seasonal, functional art projects like Halloween pumpkin carving/painting or Christmas wreath making. No experience is needed—just bring your curiosity (and maybe a coffee or your favourite drink). We can't wait to spark your creativity!
• Glaze Galleria 
  A vibrant space to get hands-on with pottery and ceramics. Do a wheel class or learn some hand building to create your own piece to take home.
• Jullie Peadon Art Studio
  A welcoming, colourful art school offering both kids’ and adults’ classes across painting, drawing, and mixed media.  Or just admire the beautiful artist works on show.

Stretch Your Legs and Absorb the Views: The Bay Run

1. The Bay Run
   One of Sydney’s most iconic harbourside walks, the 7km Bay Run loop is perfect for a post-class stroll or jog. With sparkling water on one side and leafy trees on the other, it’s a soul-soothing experience at any pace.
2. Catch the Ferry to the City
   After your  class why not take a scenic ferry ride? From the Drummoyne Ferry Wharf, you can easily hop on a ferry to Barangaroo or Circular Quay and enjoy the harbour views on the way.  We highly recommend this way of commuting to overseas or interstate visitors as it is a beautiful way to see Sydney Harbour.

Café Culture: Where to Eat & Drink in Drummoyne  before your class (Here are our top picks as Drummoyne locals and it is listed by distant to our studio).​

• Bowen Island Bakery - Just across the road from our studio, a great coffee spot and one of the best Hot Cross Buns in Sydney (only available during Easter Month unfortunately).
• Grindhouse Espresso – Cosy spot with a strong cup and local vibe.
• Rosetta Stone Artisan Bakery – A great grab-and-go stop for coffee, muffins.
• Copo cafe - Great spot for coffee and casual lunch
• Le Petit at Birkenhead point shopping outlet – French café fare with a view of the water. Ideal for a relaxed breakfast or brunch.
• White Rabbit – Locals like us swear by their scrambled eggs as the best in town.

After your class if you're looking for yummy food (listed by distant from our studio).

• Yume Sushi – Fresh, flavourful sushi in a relaxed setting. Great for a casual bite.
• Little Venice – Italian comfort food, perfect for a long lunch or dinner.
• Kadmus – Delicious modern Lebanese with generous platters and great service
• Drummoyne Sailing Club – Stunning waterfront views with classic Aussie pub fare and a laid-back vibe.
• For something a little more fancy, try Restaurant Ecco—a local favourite with beautiful waterfront views and Italian-inspired cuisine.
  Continuing the fancy vibes, you can head over to The Fenwick in Balmain for one of the most stunning harbour views in Sydney, paired with a curated menu that’s just as impressive. Or, make your way to Totti’s Rozelle for fresh, vibrant dishes and their famous woodfired bread (yes, it’s worth the hype).

We’re lucky to be nestled Drummoyne, Sydney Australia and there’s plenty to explore before or after your class—especially if you’re making a day of it. From Harbourside walks to shopping outlets, cosy cafes and ferry rides into the city, Drummoyne has a little something for everyone.
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Bonus: There’s plenty of free 2-hour parking available nearby, plus some streets offer unlimited all-day parking too. And the best part? No meters—no stress!

If you’d like help planning your day before or after a workshop or have any questions, feel free to reach out at [email protected]—we’d love to help you make the most of your time here.