36 things to do in Sydney in June
June is shaping up as Sydney’s most crowded cultural month of the year – and certainly one of the best months to be in the harbour city.
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June is shaping up as Sydney’s most crowded cultural month of the year – and certainly one of the best months to be in the harbour city.
This year, Vivid Sydney is dialling things up, unveiling what Destination NSW is calling its “biggest food program yet”. From multi-sensory experiences to takeovers of Sydney’s landmarks, here’s all the tantalising highlights.
Want all the Vivid Sydney magic without the huge crowds? This is your guide to bars, restaurants & hotels serving Vivid-themed drinks, views & vibes.
Lisa McCune stars as M’Lynn in Steel Magnolias at Theatre Royal Sydney from May 13- May 30. She tells us why the role hits close to home as a mother, and why being in Sydney is so special.
There’s something for everyone at the Sydney Writers’ Festival, which runs from May 17-24, and so much of it is free. Here’s a guide to the best of the festival that won’t cost a cent.
In 2026, most of Vivid Sydney is free. So don’t worry if you haven’t got a ticket to a blockbuster event – here’s your full guide to everything free at Vivid. You won’t have to spend a cent.
First Nations storytelling, culture and cuisine take centre stage at Vivid Sydney 2026 with an exciting line-up of artists and events across the Light, Music, Ideas and Food programs. Here’s a complete list of everything to see and experience.
Multi-platinum singer songwriter Jack Johnson is returning to Australia on a tour which will see him bring special guests Ben Harper and John Butler on to the bill for a massive concert in The Domain in Sydney.
Mother’s Day in Sydney can be hard to plan – and get right. So Sydney Travel Guide asked the experts: real, local Sydney mums for their honest picks for making the day genuinely lovely, no matter what kind of mum needs spoiling this Mother’s Day.
A day out at Sydney’s top visitor attractions is more expensive than ever as price hikes are quietly added.