Chris Singh 
We’ve already hopped around to Easter and with the April school holidays also sliding into April, this month is going to be all about dialling in some family time with plenty of fun things to for kids during Easter. We’re talking easter egg hunts (even the world’s most unique easter egg hunt) as well as
Everyone’s favourite pop disco diva is back in Sydney this weekend, performing three dates at Qudos Bank Arena as part of her colossal Radical Optimism tour. Given her general fabulousness, Lipa typically has a long trail of fans following her every move when she arrives in a city ahead of her tour. She’ll be playing
The Biennale of Sydney has announced its first round of details for the iconic art festival’s 2026 edition. And there’s a few exciting details you should know ahead of the full program reveal later this year. When is the 2026 Biennale of Sydney? First off, let’s pencil in some dates. Mark your calendars for March
You’ve got some kids to entertain (and maybe even educate) over the next few weeks as the April school holidays roll around. From Saturday, April 12 to Sunday, April 27, schools around the country go to break which means those kids are going to need some rewarding experiences after the first term of the year.
After a successful debut last year, Scenic World’s whimsical Blue Mountains light and sound walk is back just in time for the autumn school holidays. The enchanting Nocturnal brings the region its own version of Vivid, propping up a new program of light displays, holograms and dynamic light structures, lifted by ambient sounds to create
Two years ago, “influencer”-stuffed nightclub Noir drew the (justified) ire of Sydney’s LGBTQI community for changing the landscape of Oxford Street. Now, the club’s co-owner is taking over the city’s most famous gay club, ARQ. “Oxford Street is more than just a street in Sydney, it’s an outlet, it is a culture, it is a
Sydney Travel Guide is launching the world’s first AI-powered magazine, making use of advanced biometrics and cutting-edge virtual reality technology to, quite literally, immerse you in each of our city’s wonderful venues with experiences customised to each and every reader based on their individualised social media algorithms and publicly available data. Bill Gates is our
It’s no secret that family entertainment is changing dramatically as different technologies continue to take shape. VR experiences are much more than just cheap gimmicks these days, and we’ve seen leaps and bounds with live robotics and animatronics. That’s something events company Fever has been pushing a lot in Sydney. For the past few months,
Ricky Martin fans in Sydney will be Livin’ la Vida Loca this November as the music icon heads to Australia for a four-date tour with pop queen Rita Ora on support duties. The Ricky Martin Live 2025 tour plays into the trend of nostalgia shows from big-name legacy artists heading down to the Harbour City
One of the world’s biggest pop stars, Dua Lipa, is clearly a fan of Australian music, incorporating some of our best homegrown artists into her sold-out live shows across eight dates—five in Melbourne, three in Sydney—with crowd-pleasing surprises each night. The Houdini hitmaker just finished launching her current Radical Optimism tour in Australia, kickstarting a
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