Alec Jones is a Junior Writer for Concrete Playground, focusing on local events and experiences in Sydney, Australia. With a passion for showcasing the vibrant cultural scene of the city, Alec covers a range of topics including festivals, concerts, dining experiences, and language learning opportunities.
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Alec Jones primarily covers local events, music, food and drink, with a focus on Sydney and Australia. His articles often feature promotional deals and seasonal content related to house & home, food & beverage. To effectively pitch to Alec, consider offering unique event experiences or exclusive promotions within the areas he focuses on such as local events in Sydney or across Australia.
For example, you may want to reach out if you have information about upcoming concerts in Sydney or new dining experiences in Australia that align with his coverage themes. Offering exclusive insights into local trends in entertainment and culinary scenes could also be of interest to him.
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By: Alec Jones
The Pass app lets you unlock a new spend and save system on your next night out at these gems all over Melbourne.
By: Alec Jones
Big burgers, bold flavours and banger deals. Overview Of all the self-indulgent treats on this green Earth, are any as wonderful as the burger?
The late-night takeover of the Museum of Contemporary Art Australia returns in November.
By: Alec Jones
With a restaurant named after what's hot and happening, Frank Camorra has it all figured out.
Join us for a wander along the shores of the bay and see what we can find.
By: Alec Jones
"At the end of the day, a cake is something for everyone, it shouldn't be that expensive. It's not like you're buying Louis Vuitton."
Enjoy longer evenings with local flavours and summery vibes across Sydney.
Let's get shucking. Overview Love them or hate them; oysters are a big business.
Japan's history and culture is so unique that the only way to really learn it is to see it firsthand, be sure to do so with these annual events.
A free night of cocktails, canapés and beatboxing brilliance.
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