Martha Stewart is coming to Sydney
Move over Nigella, Martha Stewart is coming to Sydney. No word yet whether Snoop Dogg will join her, but if he did, Vivid Sydney might just break the internet.
Move over Nigella, Martha Stewart is coming to Sydney. No word yet whether Snoop Dogg will join her, but if he did, Vivid Sydney might just break the internet.
Vivid Sydney is a highlight of New South Wales’s cultural calendar, attracting visitors from across NSW, Australia and beyond. The 2024 festival saw around 142,000 people attend the opening nightโthe largest attendance on recordโwhile the last Sunday of last year’s event welcomed the most attendees ever recorded in a single night. That’s just one of
We’ve all heard the news by now: one of the biggest drawcards for Vivid Sydney this year is none other than the charismatic queen of food herself, Nigella Lawson, who will be curating three exclusive multi-sensory dinners in Martin Place’s tech-forward pedestrian tunnel, Muru Giligu. And a big talking point has been the cost of
Destination NSW is working the cost-of-living crisis into the 15th annual Vivid Sydney this year. In a nod to accessibility, event organisers have made more than 75% of the program completely free for Sydneysiders and visitors hoping to fully immerse themselves in one of the world’s most prized arts and lifestyle festivals. This year’s festival
Vivid Sydney 2025 looks set to be bigger and better than ever. The first announcements have just landed and the arrival of Stranger Things: The Experience is among the events set to impress the crowds. Netflix’s Stranger Things is set to return for its fifth and final series later this year, and where better to