31 things to do in Sydney in July
While Sydney’s beaches may be quieter in winter, the city’s event calendar is anything but. Here’s what’s on in July.
While Sydney’s beaches may be quieter in winter, the city’s event calendar is anything but. Here’s what’s on in July.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Dr Goodes has prescribed Paddington pizza, cocktails and disco balls, all to be served up in their Oxford Street boogie lounge.
What if Macbeth wasn’t a Scottish king consumed by ambition, but a Disney Channel-style 13-year-old child star desperate to be famous? Yve Blake spills all about her new play, Mackenzie.
Described by The New York Post as “Broadway’s funniest new musical”, Tootsie will make its highly anticipated Australian debut at Leichhardt’s Teatro at the Italian Forum.
As the cost of living continues to bite and affordable dining deals become increasingly hard to come by, one Sydney hospitality group is serving up a winter offer that’s too good to pass up.
The 73rd edition of the Sydney Film Festival is just around the corner. Here’s what you should go and see.