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Isabelle JamesIsabelle James

Isabelle is an arts and culture writer with over three years' experience. Outside of the office, she's most at home on coastal walks, thrifting at Glebe Markets or soaking up a late-night jazz set in Surry Hills.

Be the first in Sydney to see sixth-century sculptures at this major new exhibition

June 19, 2026 by Isabelle James
Cambodian Vishnu statue from the early 800s

A major new exhibition opens at the Art Gallery of NSW this Saturday, marking the gallery’s largest presentation of South and Southeast Asian art in more than two decades.

Categories Things to do, Museums & Galleries Tags art gallery of nsw, Avatar: Forms of Vishnu

Vivid Sydney announces next year’s dates — here’s how you could be part of it

June 19, 2026 by Isabelle James
Vivid Sydney Cockle Bay fireworks

Less than a week after the end of Vivid Sydney 2026, Destination NSW has revealed when next year’s festival will take place.

Categories Things to do, Vivid Sydney 2026 Tags Vivid Sydney, Vivid Sydney 2027

Winter solstice in Sydney: here’s everything you need to know

June 18, 2026 by Isabelle James
a city with a bridge and a body of water

The winter solstice is fast approaching, but what does it mean for you? This is the ultimate guide on how to make the best of the shortest day of the year.

Categories Things to do Tags Winter Solstice

Inside Sydney’s State Theatre: secrets, stories and surprises

June 18, 2026June 17, 2026 by Isabelle James
The State Theatre

Famed for its lavish interiors, glittering chandeliers and eclectic events program, the State Theatre is not only one of Sydney’s most recognisable landmarks, but also one of its most fascinating.

Categories Things to do, Theatre & Opera Tags State Theatre, State Theatre Tour

Where to watch the State of Origin Game II in Sydney

June 16, 2026 by Isabelle James
The Clock Surry Hills State of Origin

The NRL’s biggest series kicks off on Wednesday, May 27, with Game I taking over Sydney’s Accor Stadium. Here’s everything you need to know.

Categories Entertainment, What to do Tags bars, NRL, pubs, Sport, State of Origin, Sydney

31 things to do in Sydney in July

July 27, 2026June 16, 2026 by Isabelle James
Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge

While Sydney’s beaches may be quieter in winter, the city’s event calendar is anything but. Here’s what’s on in July.

Categories Things to do Tags July, July events

A local’s guide to Glebe: where to eat, drink and explore

June 12, 2026June 11, 2026 by Isabelle James
Glebe Point Road Sydney Streets

This buzzy, bohemian inner-city suburb is a must-visit, home to one of the city’s most beloved weekend markets and a collection of cosy cafes tucked inside colourful heritage terraces.

Categories Things to do, Precincts Tags Glebe, Guide to Glebe

The best art exhibitions and events happening in Sydney this winter

June 10, 2026June 10, 2026 by Isabelle James
Xu Zhen® 徐震®, _mmortals' Trails in a Secret Land_2012

It’s winter in Sydney, and suddenly that beach day out is looking a little less appealing. Luckily for us, a new wave of art exhibitions, studio openings and art fairs are popping up to keep us entertained during the chillier months.

Categories Things to do, Museums & Galleries Tags Art Exhibitions, Things to do in Winter

Sydney Opera House gigs to be larger, later and louder after restrictions lifted: here’s what to book

June 9, 2026 by Isabelle James
Sydney Opera House Forecourt Concerts

The Sydney Opera House is set to turn up the volume after restrictions on capacity and sound levels were lifted, paving the way for larger events and allowing late-night concerts to match the scale of daytime performances.

Categories Things to do, Entertainment, Gigs and Concerts Tags sydney opera house, Sydney Opera House Forecourt

Forget the drone shows – go to these Vivid Sydney events instead

June 11, 2026June 5, 2026 by Isabelle James
Vivid Sydney Harbour Bridge Cruise

Vivid Sydney’s decision to replace its 2026 drone shows with fireworks has left some visitors frustrated. But before you write off this year’s festival, consider this: the drones were never the best part of Vivid.

Categories Things to do, Vivid Sydney 2026 Tags Vivid Sydney, Vivid Sydney Drone Show
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