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Vivid Sydney 2026 switched off its lights tonight after 23 nights of programming across the harbour city, with festival organisers Destination NSW pointing to a string of strong ticketing results as a signal of its success.
From ice skating, festive magic and outdoor movie nights with your family to snow cannons and thumping music, winter’s never looked so good. Get out of hibernation mode and wrap up warm to explore the wintry fun at these winter festivals in Sydney.
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.
In 2026, most of Vivid Sydney is free. So don’t worry if you haven’t got a ticket to a blockbuster event – here’s your full guide to everything free at Vivid. You won’t have to spend a cent.
Discover everything about Vivid Sydney 2026: festival dates, must-see light shows, cruise options, family tips, and more in our ultimate guide.
The iconic Mardi Gras Parade is back! Check out CEO of Mardi Gras Jesse Matheson’s top tips for a perfect Parade Day.
One of the world’s leading international contemporary art events, the Biennale of Sydney is fast approaching. Here’s everything you need to know.
Australia’s biggest Ramadan cultural celebration, Lakemba Nights, returns to Sydney next week, with the huge foodie festival preparing to welcome visitors from across the country.
We’ve created the ultimate Sydney gig guide to help you plan a year packed with unmissable concerts.
With Lunar New Year in Sydney kicking off from Tuesday, February 17, locals and visitors are set for over two weeks of street parties, art and light installations, and lion dances.
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