25 things to do in Sydney this weekend (July 17-19)
Looking for things to do this weekend? Welcome to your curated guide to the top events, activities and unique experience in and around Sydney.
Isabelle James
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Isabelle James
Sydney Fringe Festival has unveiled its 2026 program: here are our top picks
New South Wales’ largest independent arts festival returns this August, bringing more than a month of theatre, comedy, music, dance, cabaret, circus and more to Sydney.
King Street Crawl returns with its biggest edition yet and a brand-new headline stage
King Street Crawl is making its way back to the Inner West this Sunday for a packed day (and night) of free live music.
Melted cheese stations and a mulled wine garden: your guide to Christmas in July 2026
This annual festival brings snow, melted cheese and mugfuls of mulled wine to the cobblestone streets of The Rocks.
The world’s biggest French Festival returns to Sydney this week
Swap your winter blues for bleu, blanc et rouge this weekend, as Bastille Festival returns for its 13th year.
The John Farnham Musical has been extended due to “overwhelming demand”
While Sydney’s theatre industry continues to face mounting challenges, Whispering Jack: The John Farnham Musical is proving there’s still reason for optimism.
A terrifying horror experience will take over Cockatoo Island this August
Horror fans, it’s time to hop on a ferry and make your way to Sydney’s spookiest night out this August.
The best outlet stores in Sydney to score a bargain
Want to refresh your wardrobe without breaking the bank? These Sydney outlet stores have you covered, with discounted finds well below retail prices.
The best Christmas in July menus for the ultimate festive feast
We all agree that one of the best parts of Christmas Day is the food, right? Luckily, you don’t have to wait until December to enjoy it. Here are the best Christmas in July menus in Sydney.
While Sydney’s theatre sector faces a crisis, smaller venues are stealing the spotlight
As Sydney’s theatre industry reels from three failed productions in quick succession, these smaller venues are proving more resilient.
