Van Cleef & Arpels transforms Martin Place into an enchanting spring garden, complete with a floral installation, complimentary creative workshops and family-friendly activities.

Suntory’s basement residency serves up a taste of Japanese izakaya culture every Wednesday across August and September with a whisky highball and karaage pairing designed for easy after-work catch-ups.

The four-day celebration of wine, food and music returns to Margaret River, with sommelier-led experiences, top chefs and one-off events set against some of the region’s most memorable landscapes.

High-speed sailing’s global championship gears up to make another splash off the Western Australia coastline in early 2027.

Don’t let Rubibi/Broome sit on your bucket list any longer. Escape the winter with Shinju Matsuri – the famous “festival of the pearl” that showcases the best of the region’s art, food, culture and epic sunsets over 16 jam-packed days.

The fifth edition of Mode features a stacked line-up including Barry Can’t Swim, Interplanetary Criminal and Richie Hawtin.

In a major coup, The Australian Ballet will premiere the show from three-time Tony Award-winning choreographer Justin Peck – its first ever performances outside of New York.

Veteran party crew Astral People is launching an eclectic new day festival of hip-hop, jazz, R’n’B and more, featuring London jazz quintet Ezra Collective, Grammy-nominated rapper Freddie Gibbs and local star Sampa the Great.

Baba’s Place, Sakura House, 40 Res and more are taking over the Darlinghurst corner spot, for a lunch series powered by often overlooked ingredients.

He’s only performing in seven cities in 2026 – and two of them are right here in Australia.

The popular Pilates studio is hosting international retreats across Sri Lanka, Thailand, Vietnam and more.

It’s a jam-packed season for the Sydney Symphony Orchestra with 54 different performances programmed. From cinema scores to symphonies, there’s a lot to love.