She's a style icon, an overnight success, and the soundtrack for anyone falling in love across the world—the queen, Miss Olivia Dean, lands in Sydney this weekend.
Everyday spaces are turned into food stalls, bars, stages and art spaces across more than 20 festival sites. Last year, 400,000 people showed up over four nights, which makes this one of Sydney's biggest and most innovative street festivals.
Uluṟu is undoubtedly the most iconic landmark in Australia. Rooted in the nation’s rich history and culture and home to the traditional custodians, the Aṉangu, seeing this beauty in real life is something every Aussie should do in their lifetime—and more than once if you can swing it.
Dust off your lederhosen or dirndl, dig out your dancing shoes and get ready for biers, biers, biers: Oktoberfest in the Gardens is back this October at The Domain.
The TCS Sydney Marathon 2026 is running through Sydney's most scenic sites—here's how to get there, road closure info, and public transport changes to be aware of.
Be nice to each other, because hot new extra Olivia Dean tickets just dropped across all her Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane and Auckland shows this spring.
As the weather cools, heat up with these fire-fuelled stays, smoky feasts and flame-led experiences designed to spark connection and ignite good times aplenty.
Former Quay chef Matt Mirosevich is behind Sydney’s first cocktail jellies, a playful new canapé that packs a serious punch. Here’s how he built his premium catering business from the ground up.
Sydney Fringe Festival 2026 runs August to October with over 350 events across 64 venues, featuring theatre, comedy, circus, cabaret, dance and much more.
Dating on a Dime is an inclusive IRL singles night with DJs, playful prompts, money-compatibility games, and absolutely no awkward speed-dating energy.
There's more to the city than good weather. Beyond the postcard views, you'll find buzzy dining precincts, world-class cultural attractions and neighbourhood favourites worth seeking out.
From festive market stalls to roast dinners with all the trimmings, here are our recommendations for how to celebrate Christmas in July in Sydney this winter.
Every August, Sydney hosts one of the country's most thought-provoking festivals—Festival of Dangerous Ideas—and this year's lineup is set to be the biggest yet.
With the ocean at your fingertips, coastal long lunches on the cards and plenty of boutique accommodation to choose from, we know we’d scoop out some of our precious annual leave for a Noosa vacay in a heartbeat.
War is coming. Are you ready for it? The highly anticipated Game of Thrones spin-off, the HBO Original series House of the Dragon, is coming back on 22 June.
The Sydney Opera House is set for a major shake-up, with the NSW Government proposing changes that would allow larger crowds, louder concerts and extended event hours at one of Australia’s most iconic venues.
Football fans will soon have more places to watch the world’s biggest sporting event, with the state government announcing extended trading hours for licensed venues during the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
Ready to make those holiday plans a reality? Flight Centre’s Asia Sale has Contiki trips through Bali, India, Vietnam, Thailand and beyond, calling your name.
If you're in need of a little creative inspiration, or the weather is too cold, too hot or too wet—Sydney has a broad collection of brilliant art galleries to peruse.
Long celebrated as one of Sydney’s best destinations for Korean fried chicken, late-night dumplings and Asian grocery hauls, Eastwood is about to get a major nightlife upgrade.
Welcome to the most fabulous corner of the internet—Urban List's destination for the picks of the beauty crop. This month, it's about scrumptious new scents galore, and a fair few revamps of our favourites.
From scuzzy basements to grand theatres, jazz cocktail bars, warehouse nightclubs, and more, get ready to rock out with the sickest IRL tunes Sydney/Eora has to offer.
Running May 17-24, the 2026 edition rolls out more than 200 events featuring over 250 writers, transforming Sydney into a kind of intellectual playground.
Foot Locker and On presents Fast Lane—a top-secret, invite-only run that snakes through Sydney’s long abandoned network of tunnels that lie underneath Wynyard Station on Thursday 21 May 2026.
For two days only, Hendrick’s Gin is teaming up with acclaimed Australian artist Rone to transform COMA Gallery into a surreal, gin-inspired experience—and yes, it’s free.
From high teas to long lunches, set menus and beautiful brunches, we've found over 80 of the best things to do in Sydney with Mum for Mother's Day in 2026.
We’ve rounded up a few of our favourite trivia nights across Sydney, so you can start filling out that weeknight calendar and put your niche general knowledge to the test.
Spanning 10 days in May, South Australia (and beyond) is becoming a playground for top Aussie chefs and international heavy-hitters, allying together for a 150-event program that’s well worth travelling for.
Lawn bowls is basically an Australian rite of passage. And, thanks to the invention of barefoot bowls and our undying love of life's simple pleasures (cold beer and bistro food), the era of the trusty bowlo is not over yet. Here are all the best places to go barefoot bowling in Sydney.
If you’ve ever felt personally victimised by a limp bag of spinach in the bottom drawer of your fridge, or the leftovers you swore you’d eat (but didn’t), you’re not alone.
The Sydney Royal Easter Show is returning to Sydney Olympic Park from Thursday 2 April to Monday 13 April 2026, bringing farm animals, carnival rides, showbags and iconic Aussie food together for one of the city’s biggest annual events.
Our favourite summer ritual is kicking back on a king-size bed in the sand, cocktail in hand, and watching a blockbuster flick as the sun sets over the harbour.
There’s one day each year when ordering a dark stout at 9am feels entirely reasonable, strangers become instant best mates and every second person on the street is sporting something green.
Forget everything you thought you knew about date night. In 2026, candlelit dinners and cheesy rom-coms are out; genuine connection, friendly competition and neon lights are in.
Sydney’s nightlife is cranking things up this month with Pleasure Club, Odd Culture Newtown and The Old Fitz pouring a trio of limited-edition cocktails inspired by spectacular spots around Aus.