Operational details?
The gates open at 5pm. Performance times will be posted on this website shortly. The concert will finish by 10.30pm.

How much does it cost?
Tickets are $69 inc GST + booking fee.

How do I get there?
Bus 441 from QVB (York St). On Sydney Explorer bus route. St James Station 5 min walk. Park in Domain Carpark. Disabled parking 02 9235 3733. For quick and convenient access to timetables, trip planning and other public transport service information visit the Transport Infoline http://www.131500.info

Park in the Domain Carpark which is open until 12 midnight. Tel No. 9232 6165.

Can I bring my kids?
Of course, but there is no concession ticket for children. All patrons need a ticket for entry. Anyone 14 or under needs to be accompanied by a parent or guardian who's 18 years old or older. Please remember that Legs 11 is an All Ages and Licensed event. Whilst we welcome families we do recommend that the event is UNSUITABLE for children under the age of 5 (five) years of age due to the potential for loud noise levels and the fact that alcohol is available for sale. We recommend the use of hearing plugs for all children and patrons concerned about potential hearing damage.

Can I bring alcohol?
No, Legs 11 is a licensed event. Drinks will be available to buy from the bar.

Do I need ID to buy alcohol?
You will need to provide valid proof of age photo ID to buy alcohol.

Can I bring a chair?
No, they block the view of those behind you. By all means bring a rug and cushions to sit on though.

What if it rains?
We'll be singing in the rain! The show will go on rain, hail or gorgeous Sydney late October pink-hued twilight. Please bring a raincoat or emergency poncho if the forecast is a little grey - no umbrella's please as they block the view of those around you. There will be undercover bar and food areas.

Will there be an ATM on site?
Yes, there will be limited ATM facilities on site but we recommend you grab your cash before you enter the gates.

Where can I donate money if I can't make it on the night?
You can donate to the Breast Cancer Foundation direct via their site at http://www.nbcf.org.au

Who is Legs 11 raising money for?
The National Breast Cancer Foundation.

What is the Breast Cancer Foundation?
The National Breast Cancer Foundation is Australia's leading national not-for profit organisation established to fund all forms of research into the prevention and cure of breast cancer

The NBCF is unique in its research funding as it is the only community organisation that awards funds specifically for research across the continuum of breast cancer - from genetics to treatment, to support and palliative care. Funds raised are directed to the best research in Australia - they are neither limited by state boundaries nor institutional policies. They have no vested interest other than ensuring they progress knowledge about breast cancer. More info at http://www.nbcf.org.au

What is Breast Cancer Awareness month?
Internationally, October is recognised as Breast Cancer Month. It's a time when breast cancer organisations team together to raise awareness and funds for research into the disease. Throughout the month, activities and information will be available highlighting the importance of research.

The fourth Monday of October is dedicated to raising funds for breast cancer research. This day is known as Pink Ribbon Day.

Can I Bring Food?
No. we have a fabulous array of food available at our Global Food Fair. Prepare to indulge yourselves silly.