Chris Singh 
Over 200 independent brands will come together at Carriageworks for the return of the three-day Big Design Market. The yearly shopping event, popping up towards the end of September, has now become one of the most anticipated of the year with a fresh lineup of boutique homewares, art prints, ceramics, locally-made fashion, jewellery and just
King Street Wharf’s nightlife mecca, Cargo, is turning 24 this weekend and celebrating with an epic two-day party. For over two decades, Cargo Bar has been one of the prime spots for late-night dancing backed by the picturesque Darling Harbour. Some of Sydney’s top DJs have come through to help the multi-floor venue turn into
Sydney’s new Metro line attracted an estimated 40,000 passengers by 10am on its first day of operation. Monday, August 19 was a historic day in Sydney with the long-awaited opening of the Sydney Metro line between Sydenham and Chatswood, completing a line that features 118 services and runs for 51.5km The paradigm-shifting project, ten years
The Weeknd has announced two stadium shows in Sydney for this October, making good on the megastar’s promise to “return to Australia” after he was forced to reschedule the dates from last year. “The Hills” singer is approaching the end of his blockbuster After Hours Til Dawn tour, which has seen him performing critically acclaimed
With Sydney’s long-awaited Metro line between Sydenham and Chatswood now open, daily commuters and tourists are in for a treat for the dynamic Sydney Metro Art program. Metro stations in creative destinations like New York City and Stockholm have long doubled as canvases for incredible public art projects, envigorating the daily commute and injecting a
The bid to get the new Sydney Metro line up and running has taken a major step forward, with safety regulators clearing trains to start running from Monday, August 19. “Metro Opens Monday… yes, for real this time,” Transport Minister Jo Haylen announced in a post on X. “I’ll see you on the train.” The
An outdated drinking rule in Sydney is rarely enforced, but it was just officially scrapped by the State Government in an attempt to further improve Sydney’s nighttime economy. Picture this: you’ve grabbed an ice-cold beer at your local Sydney pub and stumble outside to join your mates in the sun. There are no seats left,
Sydneysiders on social media think they’ve found “the best pie in Australia,” with the latest viral pastry turning a classic bowl of ramen into a monstrously large layered treat. Blood’s Bakery in Ultimo, which popped into the scene in 2021, is the latest local beneficiary of social media’s tendency towards left-field creations such as this
The Lord of the Rings—A Musical Tale has locked in its Australian premiere at The State Theatre Sydney, arriving at the top of the year off the back of critically acclaimed seasons in London and Chicago. The stage production, based on J.R.R. Tolkien’s paradigm-shifting fantasy epic, will run from January 7, 2025 in one of the
The three-day Sydney Underground Film Festival returns to Dendy Newtown this September, gearing up for another eccentric program of boundary-pushing cinema. Kicking off on September 12th, SUFF ’24 will continue a long legacy of showcasing experimental filmmaking and divisive stories, courting controversy with a small collection of independent films from local and international directors. Now
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