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Sydney Mardi Gras Parade Route: Viewing areas, road closures and more
Looking for the Mardi Gras parade route? You’re in the right place with our ultimate guide to planning your night for the big Sydney Mardi Gras Parade, which starts at 6:30pm on Saturday, March 1, 2025. The world-famous 47th annual … Read more
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Review: Find your hidden insecurities at The Lost Things with Scott Silven
“Magic is the only honest profession. A magician promises to deceive you and he does.” – Karl Germain, renowned American magician. Scott Silven is an accomplished story teller. And tonight’s story is about a young boy with an Ipod – remember those? – who is lost in a forest near his home in Hamilton, Scotland. Ostensibly, … Read more
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Vivid Fire Kitchen 2025 Review: Best Dishes, BBQ & Food Highlights
Vivid Food is fast becoming a major part of the annual festival. We went along to find out what’s on the Vivid Fire Kitchen menu at The Goods Line this year.
Where to Eat During Vivid Sydney 2025
Vivid Sydney 2025 is in full swing and has transformed the CBD with events, installations and heaps of activities. All the fun of the festival makes for hungry work and tables will fill up fast, so you should plan where … Read more
7 Best Vivid Sydney 2025 Food Events to Book Now
Vivid Food celebrates Sydney’s culinary excellence with world-class chefs and one-of-a-kind experiences. Here are our top events from this year’s series Sydney’s world-famous festival of creativity, innovation, technology and light is back for 2025 and this year’s culinary offering has … Read more
There goes the neighbourhood: How Nigella and a bunch of TikTok tragics are ruining Potts Point
Right, that’s it. I’ve had it. I’m utterly incandescent with rage, and I’m going to need more than a stiff G&T to calm down. My neighbourhood, Potts Point – once a haven of understated cool, a place where one could … Read more
Queues round the block and a social media frenzy – but is Wingstop chicken worth it?
On the corner of Darlinghurst Road and Victoria Street, a long line snakes round the bend, with eager queuers seemingly unfazed by the commotion. A confused onlooker walks past, muttering, “It’s just fried chicken, isn’t it?” No, sir, it’s not … Read more
Vivid Sydney 2025 Program: From Nigella Lawson to Stranger Things
For the first time in its 15-year history, the iconic Vivid Sydney will connect Sydney like never before, leaning heavily on the fresh-faced Sydney Metro system to connect five zones, each with events from all four of the festival’s pillars: … Read more
This dessert had Nigella Lawson “purring with pleasure” – here’s how you can make it at home
Nigella Lawson has made her highly anticipated return to Sydney, and when she’s not gracing the front row at Australian Fashion Week, you’ll find her revisiting her favourite local dining spots. The world-famous British chef is in Sydney for Vivid … Read more
Uber launches world-first restaurant booking service in Sydney with top dining spots
Global ride-share and food delivery giant Uber has announced the latest industry it wants to disrupt, launching a new Dine Out service, which will have its first trial here in the Harbour City. Harnessing the restaurant-booking know-how of OpenTable, Uber … Read more
We went to see what Tequila Mockingbird’s rebrand is all about and found some big surprises
Was the sudden closure of Tequila Mockingbird a whole lot of fuss over a new lick of paint? Here’s everything we ate, drank and thought about our visit.
The Lansdowne celebrates 100th anniversary with month-long party this June
The Lansdowne has always been the prototypical example of an Aussie pub. Sweaty, rowdy, completely lacking any shred of pretentiousness, and stubbornly dedicated to supporting local live music. Since first opening in 1925, the deathless venue has proven that it’s … Read more
