What’s On In Sydney This Month And Beyond
Lizzie Scorer
Contributor | Urban List, Sydney, NSW
Eloise Luke
Deputy Editor (Local Markets) | Urban List
2026 is serving a massive lineup of events and activities in Sydney/Eora to keep your calendar absolutely loaded.
Expect a jam-packed November in Sydney with heaps of food-filled experiences, unique events, moonlit movie nights, and a banging roster of entertainment.
Here are Urban List's picks for the best things to do in Sydney this week, all of November and further into 2026.
- October Food Events And Markets
- October 2026 Art, Culture And Exhibitions
- October 2026 Music, Theatre And Film Events
- What's On In Sydney Beyond October
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November Food Events And Markets
Potts Point’s La Buvette Is Throwing A Beaujolais Nouveau Day Street Party
La Buvette, 35 Challis Avenue, Potts Point | Thursday 19 November, from 4pm
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Beaujolais Nouveau Day marks the release of the year’s first wine, and in France it’s a long-standing excuse to gather and open a few bottles. Potts Point wine bar La Buvette is bringing the tradition to Sydney with a street party, pouring Beaujolais and nothing else for the night. Expect the region’s crus alongside a few Beaujolais Blancs, a rarer white expression.
Inside, the bar will be cleared for standing drinkers, while outside you’ll be served a short menu of traditional Beaujolais dishes. Think pissaladière tartlets with Olasagasti anchovies, potato rosti with sour cream and trout roe, Lyonnaise salad and coq au vin with pancetta lardons and pearl onions. There are no bookings or tickets, so just turn up from 4pm and let the night roll on from there.
Pony Dining Is Opening A 200-Seat Wood-Fired Mega Venue At Barangaroo
Corner of Shelley Street and Barangaroo Avenue, Barangaroo | Opens Wednesday 18 November
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Twenty years after opening its doors in The Rocks, Pony Dining is expanding with a second, much bigger restaurant and bar. At 500 square metres, the Barangaroo venue is almost three times the size of the original, with seating for 200 and two private dining rooms. The ironbark, wood-fired cooking that made the original a Sydney destination takes centre stage, with an open-plan kitchen in full view from every seat.
Executive chef Neil Nolan is going bigger on fire here, with a traditional wood-fired oven, multiple wood grills and a dedicated wok section. There’s also in-house butchering and dry-ageing, plus multi-tier live seafood tanks. The bar is set to be a late-night destination in its own right, with a curated bar menu, DJs and live music, and the wall-to-wall windows offer glimpses of the harbour. Bookings are open now.
Tommy Pham Is Taking Over Delta Rue For All Of November
Delta Rue and Wentworth Bar, Level 5, Sofitel Sydney Wentworth, 61–101 Phillip Street, Sydney CBD | Throughout November
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MasterChef favourite Tommy Pham is spending the month at Delta Rue, bringing his bold, generous take on Vietnamese cooking to the restaurant’s French-Vietnamese kitchen. His takeover has a few ways in.
Pham’s Long Lunch runs every Saturday in November ($129). It’s a roaming feast of dishes like a bánh mì platter with charred mortadella skewers, betel leaf bánh xèo and bò tái chanh beef carpaccio, plus a pandan and coconut vanilla slice and 90 minutes of bottomless sparkling wine and selected cocktails.
Prefer something more casual? Hanoi Sticks & Sips brings Tommy’s charcoal grilling to the Wentworth Bar terrace from 4pm to 7pm, Wednesday to Sunday, from 5 November. It’s $6 and walk-in only, and Tommy will fire up the grill himself on opening day.
Then on Thursday 26 November, Sit Down With Tommy Pham ($169) is an intimate night of Vietnamese food and conversation, starting with a hands-on experience before a specially curated menu of snacks, mains and dessert. Tommy will move between tables sharing stories along the way.
One Of Asia’s Best Bars Is Making Its Australian Debut In Sydney
29/30, Darling Harbour | Friday 6-Saturday 7 November
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Straight from Manila, the Philippines’ No. 1 bar and No. 44 on Asia’s 50 Best Bars, Problem Child, is landing in Sydney for the first time, and it’s only here for two nights. The bar throws out the traditional cocktail menu and reinvents its drinks every three months around a new colour obsession, with unexpected ingredients and flavour combinations. Co-founders Kevin Jerrold Corales and Patrick Leyble Jr. are bringing their latest menu to Darling Harbour, which explores five colours: green, red, blue, orange and purple.
Elvis Abrahanowicz Is Cooking His Mum’s Dishes At Osteria Mucca, With Hilda Supervising
Osteria Mucca, Australia Street, Newtown | Tuesday 10 November
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Osteria Mucca head chef Elvis Abrahanowicz is going back to where his cooking began with Mum & Me, a one-night dinner built around the dishes his mum Hilda made for him growing up. Hilda will be there on the night to supervise and make sure he gets them right. Abrahanowicz grew up in Argentina, where he made fresh pasta and gnocchi with Hilda on weekends from about the age of five. “I want people to try some of the dishes I grew up eating,” he says. “They’re simple dishes, but this is the kind of food I like to eat and it’s the kind of food I like to cook.” If you only try one thing, his pick is the Lasagne Cariddi.
Mum & Me is part of Australia St. Dinners, a series of one-off dinners across the Paisano & Daughters venues in Newtown.
Meet Messina’s New Cake Crew
All Gelato Messina stores and online | From 10 November
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Gelato Messina’s first new cake range since 2018 lands on 10 November, just in time for Christmas. Dr Evil’s Magic Mushroom returns as Madame Mushroom ($130), now filled with chocolate malt gelato and Messinatella mousse under the same red glaze and white chocolate dots. Miss Pavalaska ($99) is a bombe Alaska meets pavlova, with passionfruit and mango gelato under torched Italian meringue. Dr. Beez ($90) is one for honey lovers, with honey brûlée mousse and honeycomb gelato. Sir Choc-A-Lot ($90) is the semifreddo, made exclusively with Messina Chocolate and the most chocolatey cake in the range. Order ahead for pick-up or grab one straight from the cabinet.
Night Service At Superfreak
Shop 2/333a Enmore Road, Marrickville
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Superfreak is stretching into the evening with Night Service, a weekly aperitif, wine and digestif session running every Friday from 5pm. Settle in for gildas, oysters from The Oyster Stand, Martinis, Negronis and, in the team’s words, “other freaky things”. There are no bookings, so gather a few mates and walk in for an end-of-week drink and snack.
Knock Off Early For Fabbrica's Aperitivo Hour
Fabbrica CBD, Darlinghurst and Newtown | From 3pm to 5pm
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Fabbrica has refreshed its Aperitivo Hour across its CBD, Darlinghurst and Newtown venues, with happy hour-priced drinks and new snacks from 3pm to 5pm. Sip on seasonal spritzes and house wine for $10, Peronis for $7 and Negronis for $12, with olives ($7) and cicchetti ($7 each, or three for $19) on the side.
The snacks are exclusive to each venue and change often, from sourdough with sardine, olive and chives in the CBD to polenta chips with aioli, pecorino and Aleppo in Newtown. It runs daily in the CBD, Friday to Sunday in Darlinghurst and Wednesday to Sunday in Newtown.
Victor Churchill Has Created A Very Special Roast To Celebrate 150 Years
Victor Churchill, Woollahra | From 27 October–late November
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Australia’s oldest continuously operating butcher shop, Victor Churchill, is celebrating its 150th birthday with a very special cut of meat. Meet the Churchill Rossini Roast, a premium Australian T-bone expertly boned out and layered with the butcher’s signature truffle parfait. Inspired by Tournedos Rossini, the 19th-century French dish, the creation pays tribute to the era in which the shop first opened, while bringing traditional butchery craftsmanship into the modern day. Available exclusively in-store for one month from 27 October, it’s a fitting way to mark a century and a half of doing things the old-fashioned way.
Double Deuce Lounge Is Back
137 Oxford Street, Darlinghurst | Wednesday 7 October–Saturday 5 December
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The much-loved Sydney bar returns for an eight-week Oxford Street residency called Now Serving, this time inspired by 1970s Spanish Harlem. By day, tailor Mister Mister runs made-to-measure fittings from 12pm to 5pm. At 5pm, the lights change and Double Deuce Lounge takes over until midnight, Wednesday to Saturday.
Expect a new drinks list, including the Calle Sesame (bourbon, corn liqueur, coconut and sesame) and a frozen Chica Chica Boom with gin, Aperol and tropical fruit. The classics are back too, including the Doris Martini and Full Bush, plus empanadas from Pochito in Marrickville. It's a very good reason to get fitted for a suit and stay for a drink.
November Art, Culture And Exhibitions
Affordable Art Fair Is Returning To Carriageworks For Its Biggest Sydney Edition Yet
Carriageworks, Wilson Street, Eveleigh | Thursday 5–Sunday 8 November
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More than 75 Australian galleries are filling Carriageworks with thousands of original artworks, all priced between $100 and $10,000, and all available to wrap up and take home on the day. Last year’s fair drew more than 18,000 visitors and $5.5 million in sales, and this year’s is the biggest yet.
Look out for Chris Riley’s Blue Sky World, a colourful collision of Queensland sunshine and Palm Springs style, and Face Value II, a new large-scale mural by Struan Hopwood and Emma McAdam-Marmont. Jackie Case’s Art ATM is back, and Artists in Action lets you watch makers including Holly Eva, Sally and Ben Ryan and Nadeena Dixon create live. There’s also a children’s art studio with free face painting, a central bar by Peter Lehmann Wines and a free colour-pairing service from Porter’s Paints.
General entry is $28 and Opening Night ($45) tickets giving access across all four days. Kids under 16 get in free with a paying adult.
Chiswick Is Hosting A Free Jazz On The Lawn Afternoon
Chiswick Woollahra | Sunday 15 November, 4pm–7pm
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Chiswick is turning its garden into a spring jazz session in association with the Queen Street & West Woollahra Association. Settle in on the green lawn for a modern take on jazz from singer Dom Helson and a fellow musician, with a drink in hand.
The menu keeps things easy, with freshly shucked oysters $8 each, tomato arancini ($15), lamb kofta skewers ($12) and a crispy chicken slider with hot honey $12. Entry is free and no bookings are required, so grab a few mates, find a spot on the grass and make a lazy Sunday of it.
Sydney Cinematheque Is Serving Up A Love Triangle Season And A Frederick Wiseman Tribute
Art Gallery of NSW, The Domain | Wednesday 4 November–Sunday 20 December
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Two new seasons are landing at the Art Gallery this summer. Love Triangle (4 November–20 December) takes on cinema’s greatest dilemma: can the heart really hold more than one lover? Expect a cinema of whim, romance and resentment.
On Saturdays from 7 November to 19 December, Beauty and the Beast pays tribute to the late documentarian Frederick Wiseman. The six-film season follows his expeditions into glamour and its contradictions, touring runways, rehearsal rooms, dance studios and degustations.
There’s also a special screening of Sisters with Transistors on Saturday 28 November at 2pm, a documentary on American synth trailblazer Suzanne Ciani and nine other pioneering women in electronic music, followed by a Q&A with Ciani herself. The full program includes free and ticketed screenings.
For Keeps Has Brought A Piece Of Paris To Bondi, And It’s Just $9
Hotel Ravesis, 118 Campbell Parade, Bondi Beach | Now open
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Tucked inside Hotel Ravesis is a new vintage-inspired photo booth modelled on the analogue booths dotted around Paris, where squeezing behind a curtain with your mates is something of a ritual. For Keeps is deliberately screen-free, with a custom-built exterior, illuminated signage and a black-and-white finish that balances the grain of traditional film with flattering light.
It was dreamed up by 24-year-old Bondi local Sienna Wise after a university exchange in Paris, and it launched in September. Two printed photo strips cost $9, so it’s an easy add-on to a beachside drink.
The World’s Biggest Dinosaur Opens At The Australian Museum
Australian Museum, 1 William Street, Sydney | Opens Saturday 28 November
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Almost 38 metres long and around 70 tonnes, Patagotitan mayorum is the largest land animal ever discovered, and it will stretch the entire length of the Australian Museum’s Touring Hall. It leads The World’s Biggest Dinosaur: Dinosaurs of Patagonia, a blockbuster exhibition from Argentina’s Museo Paleontológico Egidio Feruglio, featuring 16 skeleton casts, rare fossils and immersive multimedia. You’ll also meet Tyrannotitan chubutensis, one of the Cretaceous period’s fiercest predators, and Manidens condorensis, one of the smallest dinosaurs known to science.
It’s also the first event in a year-long program marking the museum’s 200th anniversary in 2027. Tickets start from $16 for kids, $23 for adults, $20 for concessions, and $66 for a family.
A Live AI Poetry Experiment Is Coming To The Opera House Studio
Opera House Studio, Sydney Opera House | Monday 30 November-Thursday 3 December
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AU.X Screenworks is a new four-day program of experimental screen work, with world premiere short films, features fresh off the festival circuit, new Opera House commissions and live “expanded cinema” presentations. Highlights include Decipher, a live AI poetry experiment from Sydney technologists Junior Major that explores machine surveillance and human creativity, and Hyun Lee’s debut feature French Girls, a riveting exposé of Sydney’s fashion world that sold out multiple screenings at SFF.
Ksubi Has Opened A New Flagship In Westfield Sydney, Bringing The Brand Back To Its Home Ground
Shop 4037, Westfield Sydney, Sydney CBD | Now open
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Born on the Northern Beaches in 1999, Ksubi is back on home ground with a new flagship in the heart of the CBD. It’s the brand’s second Sydney store and seventh globally, joining flagships in New York, Los Angeles, Miami and Chicago.
Spanning 320 square metres inside Westfield Sydney’s luxury precinct, the store keeps the site’s original architecture and layers in Ksubi signatures. Custom wallpaper turns the walls into a visual archive of past campaigns and collaborators, including longtime fans A$AP Rocky and Kendall Jenner, while mirrored plinths, a custom register and floating hanging rails fill the space. Seasonal collections and global collaborative drops are on the racks.
A Sydney Photographer Just Won An Ocean Photography Prize
Exhibition opens November 19
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Sydney photographer Gergo Rugli has taken out the Adventure category at Ocean Photographer of the Year 2026 for his shot of dolphins riding waves alongside surfers at Tamarama Beach. His winning image, alongside all finalist photographs, will go on display at the Australian National Maritime Museum from November 19, in the world premiere of the exhibition.
This Off-Grid Cabin Stay Is Free If You Cut Your Screen Time By Half
Into The Wild Escapes | Off-grid cabins
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Lovehoney has teamed up with Into The Wild Escapes for DND, short for Down N Dirty, a series of off-grid cabin stays where the less you use your phone, the less you pay. Guests screenshot their average daily screen time on arrival and again on departure, and the bigger the drop, the bigger the discount, with a cut of 50% or more earning the one-night stay for free.
It follows new Lovehoney research showing partnered Australians spend almost four hours a day on their phones but just 19 minutes in physical contact with their partner. Around 52% say an off-grid escape with limited phone access would benefit their relationship, so it might be time to swap the scroll for a weekend of actual conversation.
Sydney's Only Chance To Walk Inside A David Hockney Painting Is Here
Carriageworks, Eveleigh | Ongoing
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Bigger & Closer (not smaller & further away) makes its Australian debut at Carriageworks, wrapping visitors in a 360° immersive journey through 60 years of David Hockney's practice, narrated by the artist himself. After sold-out runs in London, Manchester, Seoul and Singapore, the show pairs state-of-the-art projections with an original score by Nico Muhly, taking audiences from beloved classics to lesser-seen works and new pieces created especially for this project. Already dubbed "a breathtaking triumph" by The Independent, it's not one to sleep on.
November 2026 Music, Theatre And Film Events
Catch Iron Maiden's Ferocious Live Show With Special Guests, Megadeth
Allianz Stadium, 40/44 Driver Avenue, Moore Park | Sunday 15 November
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For the metal heads among us, catching Iron Maiden and Megadeth on the same bill in Australia is kind of a big deal, especially for the irresistible price of just $69.90. Headbanging their way to Allianz Stadium on Sunday 15 November for their Run For Your Lives Australia and New Zealand Tour, the UK metal band will celebrate 50 years of trademark epic storytelling with a ferocious live show. Megadeth will kick things off in what’s rumoured to be the last chance to catch them live, so expect setlists heavy with fan favourites from across the decades. Snap your $69.90 tickets at the link below.
The Japanese Film Festival Turns 30
Palace Norton Street, Palace Moore Park, Palace Central and Hayden Orpheum | Tuesday 17–Sunday 29 November
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Three decades on, the Japanese Film Festival unveils its 2026 program, with Hirokazu Kore-eda's Look Back as the opening night film. The line-up spans samurai epics, horror, animation and social dramas. Highlights include Kiyoshi Kurosawa's first period drama The Samurai and the Prisoner, Yōji Yamada's Tokyo Taxi, Takashi Miike's true-story drama Sham, and a remastered Hula Girls. We Are Aliens director Kōhei Kadowaki will attend the Sydney screenings.
Tickets are $25, with concession, member and group discounts. A free Tōru Takemitsu retrospective of film scores includes Harakiri, Kwaidan, Woman in the Dunes and Ran, which is worth a trip on its own.
The Point Is Bringing Live Music To Mrs Macquarie’s Point
Yurong / Mrs Macquarie's Point | Multiple dates
Sydney’s newest live music series is kicking off at Mrs Macquarie’s Point, with a stellar lineup of summer-ready shows. Presented by Fuzzy, The Point will welcome Missy Higgins (alongside supports Jem Cassar-Daley and Ruby Rogers), The Teskey Brothers and Icehouse for a run of outdoor concerts with harbour views to match. Both the Missy Higgins and Teskey Brothers shows are now open to ages 16+, making it a chance to catch some of Australia's best live acts in a spectacular setting.
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Peppa Pig Is Celebrating Evie's First Christmas On The Big Screen
Selected cinemas across Australia | From Saturday 14 November
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Peppa Pig and her family are heading to the cinema to celebrate baby Evie's first Christmas in Festive Fun with Peppa, screening from 14 November. The hour-long event brings together seven classic festive episodes, from snowy adventures to decorating the tree, plus four brand-new songs for little ones to sing along to. It's a very good excuse to bring the family along in your best hats and scarves and kick off the festive season early.
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What's On In And Around Sydney Beyond November
Woodlands Christmas At The Vineyard
The Vineyard, McGraths Hill | 4 November–3 January
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A fairytale-inspired Christmas wonderland is taking over The Vineyard this festive season, transforming the venue into an enchanted woodland complete with glowing lights, oversized toadstools and hidden fairies.
Open daily from 6am to 10pm, the free installation has plenty to keep little ones entertained, including arcade games, a festive cart serving up seasonal treats and a woodland setting for Santa photos (pets included). The Christmas lights switch on after dark, while the Woodlands Cart opens from 5pm on weekdays and midday on weekends.
There’s also a free Christmas carols celebration on the calendar, featuring live music from Jellybean Jam, a kids’ disco, a visit from Santa and DJs into the evening.
Mamma Mia! The Party Is Bringing A Greek Feast And ABBA Disco To Sydney
March 2027—onwards
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You can dine, jive and have the time of your life when Mamma Mia! The Party makes its Australian debut at Sydney Event Centre at The Star. Created by ABBA’s Björn Ulvaeus, the immersive experience transports guests to a Greek island taverna, where a romantic story unfolds around the tables over a four-course feast. A live band and cast of 20 musicians and performers will deliver hits including Dancing Queen, Waterloo and Mamma Mia, before the venue transforms into a 1970s disco for an ABBA-filled DJ set. Tickets go on sale Thursday 12 November, with a waitlist open now for priority access.
Paddington The Musical Is Coming To Sydney
September 2027 – onwards
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Everyone’s favourite marmalade-loving bear is heading to Sydney, with Paddington The Musical premiering at the Capitol Theatre in September 2027. Following sold-out shows in London and a Broadway opening in April, Sydney will become the third city to welcome the production. Inspired by Michael Bond’s beloved characters and the 2014 film, the musical follows Paddington’s arrival in London, his new life with the Browns and a rescue mission when a vengeful villain threatens it all. Expect showstopping songs, dazzling choreography and plenty of mishaps, with original music and lyrics by McFly’s Tom Fletcher.
SIX The Musical
Theatre Royal Sydney, 108 King Street, Sydney CBD | Ongoing
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What do you get when you cross five hundred years of history with heavenly voices and female power in 80 minutes? International smash-hit SIX the Musical, of course. The dazzling, modern pop-inspired musical has returned to Australia, taking over from Friday 9 October at Theatre Royal Sydney in Martin Place.
Written by Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss, the show follows the six wives of Henry VIII, reclaiming their own narratives. Blending past and present, you get to dive into the stories of Catherine of Aragon, Anne Boleyn, Jane Seymour, Anna of Cleves, Katherine Howard and Catherine Parr. The cast are no strangers to the stage too. You might even recognise some familiar faces, particularly from the Australian tours of & Juliet and Sister Act.
As the winner of 38 international awards, including two Tony Awards® and a Platinum-certified soundtrack that’s been listened to over 5.5 billion times, ticket sales are already flying and bound to sell out fast. Grab yours before your ideal date is gone.
Fatboy Slim Is Taking Over Carriageworks For Three Nights
Forget the festival mainstage—Fatboy Slim is bringing his breakbeats, funk and cheeky chaos to Carriageworks for three up-close-and-personal nights. The electronic music legend hits Sydney on March 5, 6 and 7, 2027, with presale tickets from September 14 and general sale from September 15.
A Nostalgic Night With Macaulay Culkin
Fortitude Music Hall, Tuesday 24 November
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For anyone whose favourite Christmas tradition is rewatching Home Alone, we have big news. *The* Macaulay Culkin is coming to Brisbane for a very special anniversary screening of the holiday classic, including a live in-conversation where he’ll share behind-the-scenes stories and open up for audience questions.
It’s all going down at Fortitude Music Hall on Tuesday 24 November, with tickets on sale from 11am Wednesday 23 September (you can register for presale here). It’s an all-ages event that’s sure to be full of laughter and nostalgia, so don’t miss out.
Takashi Murakami Retrospective At AGNSW
Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney | From Saturday 5 December
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A major Australian-first retrospective of Takashi Murakami is landing at the Art Gallery of New South Wales, bringing one of the world’s most recognisable contemporary artists to Sydney in a blockbuster summer show.
Opening this December as part of the Sydney International Art Series, the exhibition spans more than three decades of Murakami’s work—from his early ‘Superflat’ experiments to new pieces being unveiled globally for the first time.
Set across multiple gallery spaces, including the Nelson Packer Tank, the show promises a full immersion into Murakami’s saturated, surreal universe. Expect paintings, sculptures, video and large-scale installations that blur the lines between high art and pop culture, pulling from anime, fashion and traditional Japanese art.
Mov’in Bed Cinema Is Back On Sydney Harbour With Queen And King Beds, Dinner And Cocktails
Pyrmont Bay Park, Pyrmont | From Friday 4 December, Wednesday to Sunday
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Summer officially starts when Mov’in Bed Cinema returns on 4 December, this time with a new waterfront home at Pyrmont Bay Park. The beds have been upgraded to queen and king sizes, and each comes with a giant 4K screen, noise-cancelling headphones, and dinner and CASA Spirits cocktails served straight to you. It’s a cosy night in with a harbour view.
The season opens with Christmas favourites Home Alone, Elf and Love Actually, before moving on to blockbusters including Avengers: Doomsday, The Devil Wears Prada 2 and The Odyssey, plus cult classics and romantic picks. There’s also a new way to watch from the back of a BYD SHARK 6, with more surprises still to be revealed. Tickets start from $13pp, and bed experiences start from $47pp.
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