Darlinghurst

Go where the locals go

Survey says... It's time to play Glamour Feud – the fiercest family face-off!

Hosted by Glitter King KevinInTheCity, have fun and win prizes every Thursday at the Burdekin Hotel

Go where the locals go

Three generations of queer artists make & break language across intersections of art, activism, poetry & performance.

Go where the locals go

Sydney's #1 Comedy Club on TripAdvisor with resident host Daniel Muggleton

Explore the notorious Kings Cross using a series of fun cryptic clues

The anthology-style show shares stories of connection, community, health, politics, bodily autonomy, and death.

Explore movement, feeling and creativity

See Sydneys hottest up and coming performers at this drag competition

Beginner-friendly dance class in a nightclub

Paint and Sip classes offer a unique experience that blends the joy of painting with the pleasure of sipping your wine.

Every Thursday night in the Universal Bar!

Immerse yourself in a delightful and creative ceramic painting and sip class in Sydney!

Get ready for a fun night on Oxford Street, the heart of Sydney’s LGBTQ+ scene, hosted by a fabulous drag queen!

Drink and discover on Sydney's best nightlife tour! Perfect for locals, this is a fun and unique night out.

International Women's Day breakfast with a keynote address and panel discussion

An epic story of love, migration and identity unfolding across continents and decades.

Barnardos Australia is excited to announce our annual fundraising art show, the Unbound Art Show.

An exciting nocturnal music event showcasing a diverse mix of sounds and rhythms.

Throughout 2025 ADC presents a regular Maker marketplace on selected Saturdays at the Centre in Darlinghurst

Join fellow designer makers for a lunchtime discussion and exhibition preview at ADC.

Australia’s leading prize for drawing, showcasing the work of 56 finalists from 965 entries nationwide

This daring and critically acclaimed play is a must-see for anyone who’s ever questioned the path not taken.

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

Drew Gasparini’s jaw-droppingly gorgeous music comes to life in this brand new theatrical song cycle

A story of Queer love, Pasifika identity and the struggle for family acceptance.

A new queer musical based on real female pirates of the 1700s.

A romantic (un)comedy about finding yourself falling in love, falling apart, and falling back together again.

A love story about resilience, community, queerness and how choosing to love and love freely, can be the most important.