The iconic orange couch from Friends is touring Australia

Central Perk is coming to a shopping centre near you! - by Laura Barry

Friends may have been a television show that debuted in the ‘90s, but has managed to remain at the forefront of pop culture in the western world. This year marks 25 years since the first episode graced our screens in 1994, and to celebrate the good folk at Stan – where the entire Friends catalogue can now be streamed – are touring the iconic orange velvet couch from Central Perk around Australia.

The tour of the Central Perk sofa begins at Melbourne Central until September 1, moving on to Robina Town Centre, Westfield Tuggerah, Westfield Chatswood, Burnside Village, Westfield Southland and Broadway Sydney.

If you do manage to stop by and snap a selfie on the infamous sofa, post the piccy to your socials and tag @stanaustralia and #FriendsOnStan and you could win yourself a signed photo of the cast, or a very glamorous trip to New York City.

Visit the Facebook event page for further details, and check the dates for your local shopping centre below!

COUCH DATES AND LOCATIONS:

Melbourne Central (VIC)
Thursday, 29 August, 10-9 pm
Friday, 30 August-1 September, 12-5 pm

Robina Town Centre (QLD)
Thursday, 5 September, 3-9 pm
Friday, 6 September-8 September, 11-4 pm

Westfield Tuggerah (NSW)
Saturday, 7 September-8 September, 11-4 pm

Westfield Chatswood (NSW)
Saturday, 7 September-8 September, 11-4 pm

Burnside Village (SA)
Saturday, 14 September-15 September, 12-5 pm

Westfield Southland (VIC)
Saturday, 21 September-22 September, 12-5 pm

Broadway Shopping Centre (NSW)
Saturday, 21 September-22 September, 12-5 pm

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Laura Barry

Laura Barry is a writer, bookworm and interior design enthusiast with a love for reporting on all things homes, travel and lifestyle. When not tapping away at her keyboard, Laura can be found making endless cups of tea or perusing the shelves of Sydney’s many bookstores.