11 last-minute Halloween ideas to celebrate spooky season
It’s Halloween on Friday, meaning this weekend is all about freaky, festive fun.
It’s Halloween on Friday, meaning this weekend is all about freaky, festive fun.
We’ve created a list of all the best events happening this jam-packed month to help you plot and plan a perfect November.
Looking for things to do this weekend? Welcome to your curated guide to the top events, activities and unique experience in and around Sydney.
Sydney is about to shimmer even brighter. The cityโs most dazzling festival โ the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras 2026 โ has officially set the mood for 2026, unveiling a theme that sounds like a spell, feels like a rhythm, and invites everyone to dance in technicolour: ECSTATICA. Yes, say it out loud โ
The Marrickville Music Festival returns this Sunday, filling the Inner West suburb with live music, creative market stalls and mouth-watering food trucks.
The Sydney International On-Water Boat Show returns to Darling Harbour from November 13 to 16, and you can be there free with our ticket giveaway.
Taronga After Dark takes visiting the zoo to new levels, showing it in a striking new light by illuminating the grounds with vibrant colours and huge wildlife-themed lanterns.
We’ve hand-picked 20 must-see events, festivals, sports fixtures, family adventures, and more to help you fill your October calendar with unforgettable experiences.
Out of all the many Oktoberfest celebrations that pop up around the world each year, Australia’s touring Oktoberfest in the Gardens is one of the best. In fact, it’s been named one of the top five Oktoberfest celebrations outside of the big one in Munich, with Australia’s springtime weather setting the perfect scene for a
When a show has “see it before we get sued” in its performance description, it’s hard not to be intrigued. But this show is about Scientology, the so-called religion better known for its Hollywood A-list members… and for litigation. George Glass, actually a trio self-described as an “art rock band” from Adelaide, confronts the controversy