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Burger Project is flipping its signature American-style cheeseburgers for less than half price.
A ticket lets you sample any of whiskies from top Scotch, Japanese, Irish and American distilleries.
Experience this Northern Rivers institution’s “grow, feed, educate” ethos, followed by eats at the iconic Three Blue Ducks.
Get a taste of Japan at a series of Tokyo-inspired pop-up bars.
A star of Australian dining shares tips on preparing treats from the deep.
Unlimited wine tasting from top champagne houses, NSW winemakers and international vignerons.
Celebrity guests, luxury brands and a goodie bag worth more than $400.
Watch the whole trilogy – back to back – at this one-off screening. You'll want to get comfy.
All stock is heavily discounted, with some pieces up to 70 per cent off.
Celebrate everyone's favourite carbs-and-meat combo at Sydney's biggest burger bash.
Yes, you can sit on it and get a photo.
The Adelaide fine-diner is only popping up in Sydney for a month. Don’t miss your chance.
Score up to 80 per cent off local and international brands including The Row, Isabel Marant, Studio Elke and Kowtow.
Enjoy the native flavours of our land while enjoying water views at Regatta Rose Bay.
Go on a culinary tour around the Mediterranean, without leaving Sydney.
Indulge in traditional cheese and chocolate fondues in the CBD this winter.
Board a vintage bus for this shameless homage to the 1994 action thriller starring Keanu Reeves.
An interactive mock survival seminar for the end of the world.
A surreal, immersive installation by a Sydney artist grappling with the chaos of modern life.
There’s a 24-hour dance piece in a CBD foyer, a Kevin Bacon-inspired flash mob, a Newtown street party and a Speed re-enactment on a bus in The Rocks.
A 24-hour dance piece in a CBD foyer, a Kevin Bacon-inspired flash mob, a Newtown street party and a Speed re-enactment on a bus in The Rocks.
Oozy, melted cheese twice a month all winter long.
Sip Krug and eat Aria canapes with your headphones on – it's not even bad table manners.
This September, let the Endeavour Tap Rooms transport you to New Orleans.
Try dishes in the style of the French culinary giants – Joel Robuchon, Paul Bocuse, Eugenie Brazier and Auguste Escoffier.
Stop by after work for $10 Aperol spritzes and Espresso Martinis in a hidden rooftop oasis.
Each Tuesday eat taco creations by different Sydney chefs.
Expect more than just fashion at this Sydney label’s immersive new concept space for the launch of its latest collection.
Celebrate the pretty pink blooms with a pink-washed menu.
A month-long, open-air sculpture exhibition in Australia's largest cemetery.
Dive into the artist's decades-long body of work.
Cultural rejuvenation is at the heart of this new exhibition by female artists from Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
The world's largest touring collection of Banksy's works is coming to Sydney.
Restaurant Hubert's grand underground theatre is screening classic films and passing magnums of wine down the aisles.
This is nature at its most dramatic, graceful and unexpected.
See hits from the ’60s, ’70s, ’80s and ’90s on the big screen.
Opera Australia says the number-one reason people don’t go to shows is they don’t have a buddy to go with. This friendly program fixes that.
All-you-can-putt minigolf, plus brunch with unlimited booze and waffle fries.
Dust off your lederhosen and prepare for six weeks of feasting, yodelling and endless steins.
Pretend you're in the German alps at this pop-up experience at Bankstown Sports Club.
A pop-up shop selling some of Cult's most popular brands – including Poltrona Frau, Carl Hansen, Hay, Gubi, &tradition, Nau, Zanotta and Cappellini – is coming to Woollhara.
Wands, owls and goblets at the ready.
Immerse yourself in a sensory journey where you can downward dog to EDM beats.
Eat Mike's gruyere toastie, prawns and pate for less.
One of Australia’s oldest winter swimming clubs turns 90 this year, and everyone’s welcome to join the party.
It's from the team behind the Vivid Light Walk.
A new festival rewinding to the oft-political underground arts and music scene of ‘70s Sydney – co-curated by a former Rolling Stone editor.
Spoons at the ready: the popular late-night screenings of the cult cinema phenomenon are back.
Oxford Street’s favourite (only) cocktail, cheese and hip-hop bar does aperitivo hour.
Featuring dark comedies, iconic dramas and an assembly of familiar faces.
A step up from your typical boozy weekend brunch with house-made tortillas and top-shelf tequilas.
A bowl of pasta, a carafe of wine and a deck of cards, every Wednesday.
An “authentic aperitivo hour” with free snacks, house-made limoncello and live jazz.
Another inner-west fresh food market arrives, this time in a heritage-listed building.
Put your phone down and her wallet away at this Italian-inspired breakfast at Parlour Cucina.
It's cheaper than cheap Tuesday.
It's not often you can take a deep breath in the middle of the city.
Plus $5 mini Negronis and $5 mini Irish coffees.
Slurp 'em down every Thursday evening.
Delve into the dark corners of Cockatoo Island on this adults-only tour.
Two-for-$20 tinned cocktails, $5 beers and $6 snacks – every weekday arvo.
Plus $5 bruschetta and house wine.
First came unlimited pizza and pasta, now bottomless booze is here.
John Kaldor has brought some of the world’s most audacious artworks and their creators to Australia. This sprawling retrospective revisits five decades of boundary pushing public art.
Plus $6 prosecco, Italian wine and beer – every Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
The Ritz is screening almost all of the director's films, from early silent features to Hollywood classics.
Tour the city’s markets – from Chinatown to Bondi Beach – in style, with an influencer as your guide.
See Sydney’s sights in style as you paddle the famous harbour with a world-famous fitness expert as your guide.
