Chris Singh 
The 2025 Sydney Comedy Festival is shaping up for its most exciting outing to date with plenty of new creative twists to the traditional format. The latest, however, is the event’s most exciting yet. Celebrating 20 years of hilarity in the Harbour City, the parade of big-name international and local comedians is clearly rethinking what
London hospitality guns Studio Paskin will open a trio of new Paddington restaurants at the base of Accor’s forthcoming 25Hours Hotel The Olympia once it opens later this year. This week’s announcement sheds some much needed light on the project, which has been years in the making and will transform Paddington’s former Grand Pacific Blue
Are we in the midst of an accommodation revolution in Sydney? The Grand National Hotel in Paddington has already impressed with Josh and Julie Niland’s boutique accommodation offering of 14 heritage hotel rooms above one of the world’s best restaurants, Saint Peter. Now another culinary-driven hotel has opened up, this time over on Newtown’s Australia
As Sydney’s musical palate continues to diversify, the Art Gallery of NSW is stepping to the forefront by bringing back its popular experimental music series, Volume, which last year brought the likes of OutKast’s Andre 3000 and Sonic Youth’s Kim Gordon to our part of the world. Now it’s evolved. Volume Presents: Fixtures is a
Looking for the best Easter showbags? Well, they’re an expensive bunch and often add up to more than the actual cost of entry. Given we’re in the midst of a cost of living crisis, you may want to know where the affordable Easter showbags are so you can steer your kids in that direction. The
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
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