Over 7 years in the making, the pavilion’s multimillion-dollar revamp features an art gallery, cultural spaces, a new area called the Bondi Story Room, a pottery studio, new amenities and an expansive public courtyard, plus an array of food and drink tenants.

This project involves a nearly century-old building that was first built in the 1920s, replacing the Bondi Surf Sheds with the Turkish and Hot Sea Water Baths in 1929. The current renovations have uncovered the bathhouse’s original signage, which has been restored ready for the pavilion opening.