Six independent Australian and New Zealand brands team up for a joint pop-up.

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.

The sharp, dark relationship drama – starring David Quirk, Nicola Frew and household name Luke Jacobz – is packed with infidelity, class anxiety and pettiness.

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.

Warm up your winter with a culinary experience inspired by the techniques, flavours and seasonal produce championed by one of Australia’s most celebrated chefs.

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.

Enjoy seasonal set menus at The James, Akti, Ripples Chowder Bay and more, with up to 50 per cent off and BYO offers at 11 venues until the end of August.

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.

This sprawling, multi-sensory exhibition explores the deep entanglement of music, art and culture – and invites you to listen a little closer.

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.