Chris Singh 
Plenty has been said about the current cost of living crisis and the value of businesses keeping their costs down while still supplying a quality experience. That balance is hard to dial in for many, with rising costs of produce and other expenses being passed onto customers. But the team behind the 8th-best steakhouse in
The most instagrammed cafe in the world, The Grounds of Alexandria, has revealed a new expansion by adding a third spot to its growing staple of design-forward venues. While its second location, The Grounds of the City, has been going strong in The Galeries for years now, this one strips the name completely. Pippis opens
The world’s most oinktastic girlboss is heading back to Sydney towards mid-2025 as Peppa Pig’s Fun Day Out LIVE returns to Australia for the first time since 2018. It’s been six years since big and little kids alike have witnessed the spectacular live stage show from the fussy little four-year-old animated pig. Clearly not content
The Metro Theatre has introduced a year-long Artists in Residency program with free concerts every Wednesday. While Sydney’s star is certainly rising when it comes to night-time activities, the Harbour City still has a long way to go to really step up to cities like New York City and Tokyo. A big missing piece: an
With Sydney’s summer season right around the corner, a few tried-and-true favourites are starting to pop back into the frame for both locals and visitors. And one of the most exciting: open-air cinemas. Sydney loves an outdoor movie night. While the historic Blacktown Drive-In out in the Greater Western Sydney region still gets plenty of
Coldplay has finally brought their record-smashing Music of the Spheres tour to Sydney, scratching off the first of four shows at Accor Stadium in Sydney Olympic Park. Chris Martin and his merry men of music makers performed for just over two hours in the 83,500-capacity, open-air stadium, showing Sydney some love for the first time
The world’s biggest (and most ridiculous) live music show is hitting the road for the first time ever with Eurovision On Tour bringing 18 of the quirky competition’s artists to Australia. The Eurovision Song Contest is frequently billed as one of the year’s most anticipated music shows: a unique, typically left-field and incredibly weird music
Whether it’s opened in the past few weeks or is unfolding over the next weeks, we’ve listed the best new restaurants and bars in Sydney for this month for when you feel like deviating from your tried-and-true favourites. As Sydney’s love of multi-concept venues continues with the The International and recently opened Prefecture 48, the
Talks about a Kings Cross revival have been buzzing ever since the pandemic, but the conversation has never stood taller than it does right now. This month, the Kings Cross Quarter, a collective of local business owners and folks who just really want to see it spring to life again, is presenting somewhat of a
The highly touted return of Sydney’s night-time economy is tracking nicely as discourse around the city’s many infrastructural changes continues. Last week, the Office of the 24-Hour Economy Commissioner hosted an industry forum called NEON Forum with many night-life experts from around the world flying in to discuss the future of night-time economies and how
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