Sydney Writers’ Festival 2026: Free events to suit everyone
There’s something for everyone at the Sydney Writers’ Festival, which runs from May 17-24, and so much of it is free. Here’s a guide to the best of the festival that won’t cost a cent.
Uncover Sydney’s vibrant art scene with guided day trips & tours! From world-class galleries to hidden street art, find & book unforgettable art experiences in Sydney today!
There’s something for everyone at the Sydney Writers’ Festival, which runs from May 17-24, and so much of it is free. Here’s a guide to the best of the festival that won’t cost a cent.
The Art Gallery of NSW welcomes more than two million visitors each year, making it one of Australia’s most significant cultural institutions. Here’s how to make the most out of your visit.
As the latest edition of the Biennale unfolds, an uncomfortable question is beginning to surface: is the Sydney Biennale still worth the cost and trouble?
When you’re strolling the streets of Sydney, have you noticed all the epic artwork on show? Follow our guide to find the best street art in the city.
From November 6, the museum will host the world premiere of the Ocean Photographer of the Year 2025 exhibition, showcasing the finalists of the world’s leading competition for marine photography.
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) have unveiled Ancient Feelings, a major new public artwork by acclaimed British artist Thomas J Price.
Sydney’s art institutions big and small are under threat, as the Art Gallery of NSW considers increasing the price of its ticketed exhibitions in the wake of the MCA’s introduced admission fees.
It’s been a big week for the Art Gallery of NSW. First there was industrial action, then came the announcement that ticketed exhibitions might get a bit more expensive. This weekend, however, things look a little brighter as a major (and free) exhibition opens in the Naala Badu building. But, as the 21st free exhibition of the year, how many more can they afford?
The Ocean Photographer of the Year 2025 finalists have been announced and 12 Australian photographers have made the cut, with striking seascapes and thought-provoking images of the underwater world. Find out how you can see the world premiere exhibition in Sydney.
More than 18,500 people and a panel of culture experts have had their say and Sydney is Australia’s best city for arts and culture. Take a look at the top 20 list