This September, Sydney's favourite nightlife hub transforms into a negroni lover's playground

Belvoir presents Carissa Licciardello and Elsie Yager’s adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s queer classic Orlando.

Join us to celebrate the opening of ‘Limitless’ with an epic comedy line-up!

The Village Green at Darling Quarter will transform into a glowing wonderland of private dining domes and delicious set menus.

Circus, foolery, and sparkling garbage!

Unravelling the impacts of colonisation, race & ethnicity between & within First Nations and Asian Australian peoples.

In commemoration of 80 years since the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

A slide night on steroids celebrating the grit and glamour of Sydney’s infamous red-light district

Australasia’s biggest contemporary art fair

Join a panel of experts highlighting the story of our waterways, creeks and streams.

Art Gallery Cinema presents the most comprehensive retrospectives of Brazilian film ever staged in Australia.

Authentic Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art, Craft & Fashion

Discover what the night sky teaches you

A fun family day out with free entry for locals

Celebrate History Week with a fun walk and art tour through Hyde Park

Meet the makers, uncover hand made gifts or a last minute Father's Day present while enjoying live music in the park.

Music, magic, bubbles, science and more

A glimpse of daily life through the eyes of young Sydneysiders aged 5 to 12

Get your kids moving, creating, and thinking in a stimulating outdoor environment

Safe, supportive skate lessons for kids - with Sydney’s best coaches!

Charlotte Otton delivers a 60 minute live infinite doom scroll that combines raw data, raw emotions and raw comedy

West African circus, music, and dance with bold storytelling and electrifying energy.

With high intensity, constant movement and complex running formations, the performers push their physical limits.

A fusion of Indian dance, music and poetry, this theatre work confronts DV with raw honesty depth and courage

NEVER give up? Not even if it's hard? Comedian Simon Bower debunks the propaganda of persistence in Fringe Comedy debut.