Electric Nation Brings Halloween Beats To Darling Harbour
Electric Nation reaches Tumbalong Park on 30 October, with Topic, Bag Raiders and a line-up discrepancy visitors should check before attending.
Electric Nation reaches Tumbalong Park on 30 October, with Topic, Bag Raiders and a line-up discrepancy visitors should check before attending.
Caligula on the Potomac brings Gabriel Sherman, Nick Bryant and Julia Baird to the Sydney Opera House to examine Trump, spectacle and power.
Fringe on The Rocks brings independent performances, free Saturday activations and ticketed shows to The Rocks until 11 October 2026.
Children can make free postcards at The Rocks Discovery Museum during the NSW spring school holidays from 28 September to 9 October 2026.
Big Ideas Factory brings free robotics, recycled bridge building, STEM activities and outdoor movies to Darling Harbour on 3 and 4 October.
Children with disability can create tactile drawing collages with their families at three Art Gallery of NSW workshops on 29 September 2026.
Darling Square Moon Festival brings lanterns, workshops, live music and mooncakes to Haymarket until 4 October 2026.
The free Cockle Bay Christmas Spectacular returns to Darling Harbour on 5 December 2026 with Santa by water, live music and fireworks.
Sydney Opera House will host a three-hour Forced Entertainment workshop on 25 September, with a Table Top Shakespeare performance included subject to availability.
Royal Botanic Garden Sydney is opening its restricted glasshouses for five small-group tours featuring rare tropical plants.
Taste of Country pairs a First Nations bush-food tour at Cadi Jam Ora with a $105 shared lunch at Botanic House.
Enis Bešlagić brings his Bosnian-language autobiographical comedy show to the Sydney Opera House on 2 September 2026.
Discover the ancient love story of the Weaver Girl and Cowherd at the Chinese Garden of Friendship on 19 August. A free constellation activity leaflet is available while stocks last.
The Padel Invitational presented by UBS brings world-class professional padel to the Sydney Opera House for the first time on 15-16 August, headlined by former world No.1s and Australian sporting legends.
L2 and L3 light rail services will stop running through the CBD on 15–16 August 2026, leaving a 35-minute walk as one alternative. L1 will be fully replaced by buses. Plan ahead and check the Trip Planner.
Join cartoonist Jess Harwood for a free two-hour workshop creating a nature-inspired zine, with a guided garden walk, no drawing skills needed, on 25 July.
On Thursday 30 July 2026, the Chinese Garden of Friendship hosts a drop-in watercolour bookmark workshop for International Friendship Day. Included with garden entry, no bookings — and you can bring a friend for free.
On 26 July, the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney hosts a guided walk exploring ancient conifers for National Tree Day. Tickets $55; each participant receives a young tree to plant at home.
Every Friday from 10am to 3pm, The Rocks Markets bring street food, artisan treats and handmade gifts to Sydney’s oldest neighbourhood. Free entry, steps from Circular Quay.
Learn to dye a silk scarf using plants from the Royal Botanic Garden Sydney at a hands-on winter workshop led by artist and herbalist Alacoque Dash on 18 July 2026.