Darlinghurst

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

Spend two hours learning and crafting your very on candle in a Japanese ceramic.

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

From headscarves to stadium seats. Celebrating Iranian Women's resilience in the pursuit of gender equality.

Go where the locals go

John Tuckwell is influenced by the environment and his material, liquid porcelain and makes vessels from coloured slabs.

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

Go where the locals go

Go where the locals go

First Australian tour of the iconic underground band SHORTPARIS.

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

Get ready to chase the unexpected.

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

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

See Sydneys hottest up and coming performers at this drag competition

Ceramic exhibition re/JOY captures the diversity of migration stories and how people build different lives in Australia

re/JOY, Crafted Liberation, Object Space: John Tuckwell Porcelain

Beginner-friendly dance class in a nightclub

Every Thursday night in the Universal Bar!

Bring clarity, peace & purpose to every area of your life in this transformative 2hr workshop with Swami Turiyananda

A powerful storytelling session led by Iranian women, sharing personal stories of resilience and experiences of diaspora

Let's go, disco!

Step into the world of Joyce Maynge like never before!

Featuring works designed by leading glass artists including Katie-Ann Houghton, Jacqueline Knight and Aimee Frodsham

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

Sydney’s biggest queer Latinx party

Featuring Finland's Hexexen performing for the first time in Australia!

Closing event for re/JOY at ADC - Drinks with Artist Vipoo Srivilasa

Free guided ride

Featuring ‘90s-‘00s hits, this cabaret-comedy dances you through queer milestones and parodies heteronormative culture.

Join Dan as he navigates a hidden world of lust, friendship and unorthodox working relationships.

Join us for the release of a never-before heard First Nations audio drama!

After a sold out season in Melbourne, this acclaimed murder mystery cabaret takes Sydney Mardi Gras!

A joyous and illuminating adventure about coming to terms with mental illness

Celebrate Darlinghurst with a day of fun on Stanley Street

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

A thought-provoking musical tribute to the influential Lutheran theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer.

An evening of entertainment from three of Sydney’s finest opera singers - Adam Player, Jonathan Alley & Ruth Strutt

A new performance work about the politics of joy, power and gender.

Explore movement, feeling and creativity

A stellar line up of queer and queer ally comedians.

This colourful midlife crisis promises to be camp cabaret gold with more than a touch of honesty.

ADC presents a special Maker Marketplace with 14 artists working in ceramics, jewellery, textiles, woodwork, and glass.

Five levels of queer extravaganza in the heart of Oxford Street!

Join us on March 2nd for a Sunday session like no other at the heart of Mardi Gras – the iconic Colombian Hotel!

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

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.

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

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.