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

Two of Sydney’s standout Japanese dining institutions come together for an exclusive five-course dinner this June.

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.

Is there a better spot for watching the city light up for Vivid? Swap packed crowds for a front-row seat on Sydney Harbour with a private cruise.

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.

From hip-hop icon Lil’ Kim to late-night club sets from international DJs, the music line-up is stacked for Vivid Sydney 2026.

Eighty-three artists and collectives are exhibiting in events across the city as part of the 25th Sydney Biennale.

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.

A weekly after-hours program turning Thursday nights at the MCA into an atmospheric mix of art, music, talks and harbourside culture.