Presenting a weekend of Italo/Oz food, minimal intervention wine, sunset drinks, sleeping by the sea, good music, and good times. The weekend popup showcases their Icebergs Bar, which has developed over the years to become more than just a bar offering but a restaurant bar within itself, developing a similar menu to the dining room, with all the same principles, dedicated to sustainability and quality, however with a lighter approach making it perfect for a more casual visit while at the same time continually leading the way in its dedication to beachside drinking. They are once again being recognized as Best Restaurant Bar 2024, with bartender awards under the guidance of Matty Opai, Bar Manager of the Year 2023.

Tropical Air, Forgotten Islands, Distant Languages, Unknown Seas. This November, Sea Sea presents its first Sound Dinners, hosted by Wesley Herron of Reverberation Radio, LA. exploring the concept of the Diaspora of Sound—the global spread and evolution of music as it crosses cultures. The evenings will trace the origins of a genre and expand on its transformation over time, highlighting how different cultures influence and reinterpret its sound. Through this exploration, we’ll connect musical styles with curated dishes by Chef Daniel Medcalf (Icebergs, Dolphin, No.35), wines by Mike Bennie (P&V), and cocktails by Antonello Arzedi (Scout, Icebergs).

The single sound drifting through Sea Sea is curated by Reverberation Radio, the much-loved internet institution formed by Los Angeles band, Allah-las and friends. Their mixes span disparate decades, cultures, and countries, inspiring listeners to discover music that is intertwined, revolving, and relative. an illuminative, heart-warming and enchanting selection of lost gems tracks, drawing inspiration from many expressions of strange pop and instrumentals.

Jungle Jungle / Wesley Herron can define a feeling in the atmosphere. serving an old school jazz sound to a modern dancehall is what he does best, bringing a beautiful, unfamiliar language to a space and turning it into a rich and fluid shape. not dissimilar to the way he fills the daylight hours, shaping surfboards in a basement under the name ‘Jungle’. you will find yourself swaying in a tropical room layered with thick air and foreign sounds.

The collaboration between Mike Benny and George Gorrow is on again. Since throwing open its Inner West doors on the Enmore Road in 2017, this booze emporium/ community incubator curio has been keeping the neighbourhood (and beyond) happily watered with all things natural, small batch and local, while also quietly going about their business of breaking the boundaries of wine and liquor retail. It’s no surprise, really, given the pedigree of all involved – these guys sure as hell know their way around a bottle.

Zanella’s signature poetic style is at once haunting and captivating. His artistic approach to composition and use of natural ambient light results in truly stylistic and emotive storytelling that leave a lasting impression on the viewer.

She’s also the lady behind the sound for Duct Tape comps. Is on her way over.

Everything is designed, shaped and further refined with performance in mind, tackling everything from 12ft gliders, paddle guns for Jaws to refined modern logs, fish, singles and shorties.

A surfer himself, Gooch captures fleeting moments in the water while honouring the sensual beauty of the waves. In black and white and muted tones, the captivating works of Woody Gooch are the antithesis of high-action, high-zoom imagery often associated with surf photography.

LA-based curator Paige Silveria launched a group exhibition entitled “Good Taste” at Dover Street Market, Los Angeles. The extensive presentation features original artworks by a top roster of visual artists including Cali Thornhill DeWitt, DRx, Erik Foss, Peter Sutherland, Julian Klincewicz, Alex Knost, among others. Pieces on display vary in medium and scale with the focus of the series to “provoke and predict the mainstream,” as per a statement. She will be joining us in Crescent Head after her exhibition tour of Paris, the Standard Hotel Miami, and Hoosegow beach. The event is proudly supported by Monster Children magazine.

Ozzie’s artwork is a mix of graffiti, pop-art and manga that has featured in exhibitions and surf stores across the world. Influencing the surf, art and fashion world for over 20 years, Ozzie’s has an ability to spontaneously ensemble collages that juxtapose heroin addicts and spotty cats into masterful creations.