15 September 2026 · 1 min read

Save the Date – Tennis Sydney Christmas & Awards Night + AGM

Save the dates for two important Tennis Sydney events this November!

🎄 Saturday 28 November – Tennis Sydney Christmas & Awards Night

Join us as we celebrate another great year of tennis and community at our annual Christmas & Awards Night. Come along for a fun night with friends as we recognise some of the highlights and achievements of 2026.

🎾 Sunday 29 November – Tennis Sydney AGM

Our Annual General Meeting will be held the following day, giving members the opportunity to hear about the year, have their say and look ahead to 2027.

More details, including times, venues and registration, will be announced soon.

For now, save the dates!

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