Sydney Festival’s new director has revealed his top ten picks for 2026. Canadian Kris Nelson, introducing his first festival this morning and talked about the importance of the 50th anniversary event, which starts on January 8th and runs until January 25th. Of course, there are already controversial newspaper headlines over an activist play starring British
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.
Heavy on Aussie nostalgia with shows from The Preatures, Cloud Control and Sons of the East, the super popular series will also have Bjorn Again, Xavier Rudd and – possibly the biggest act to hit the stage – Emma Memma
With a jam-packed school holiday program, exciting new arrivals and an incredible lineup of beautiful animals, we couldn’t resist hopping on the ferry and spending the day at the iconic Taronga zoo.
Spoiler alert: This article contains details that might spoil your surprise when you see Back to the Future: The Musical at Sydney’s Lyric Theatre. But on the other hand, so many have seen the three movies, the real surprise is how it has been brought to life on stage. And it has – in spectacular
It’s all about tortilla chips. Whether it is avocado with red onions and tomato dip or a chicken tostado mixed with avocado and sitting on a crisp tortilla biscuit, South American food is fun at tqm in Paddington’s Five Ways precinct. Recently revamped with Venezuelan chef, Jose Garcia in charge, his eclectic Latin American share
Written by award-winning music director and composer Steven Kramer, this musical comedy explores the life of Phar Lap, Australia’s most famous racehorse, in what Kramer calls “the true underdog story”.
Sydney Fringe Festival dimmed the lights on its 2025 outing this weekend – but it’s already being hailed as one of the best.
The Museum of Contemporary Art (MCA) have unveiled Ancient Feelings, a major new public artwork by acclaimed British artist Thomas J Price.
We acknowledge the Traditional Custodians of the lands where we work, live, and play. We pay our respects to Elders past and present, and acknowledge this always was and always will be Aboriginal land.
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