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Just For Laughs Sydney 2026 is bringing two weeks of comedy gold to the city! From international headliners to Australian favourites, discover the lineup, venues and must-see shows.

Meet Christina Sunario, the architect behind Kuri Studio. Discover how her Sydney-based practice uses physical models, thoughtful craftsmanship and a people-first approach to create considered residential spaces.

Meet the extraordinary performers bringing Blanc de Blanc to life in Sydney! From dazzling dancers to world champion entertainers, discover the personalities behind the spectacular 2026 production.

Blanc de Blanc is back in Sydney! The internationally acclaimed circus and cabaret spectacular returns to The Grand Electric in Surry Hills, promising dazzling acrobatics, outrageous comedy and plenty of champagne-fuelled mischief.

The Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival is here to celebrate the extraordinary women shaping the future of jazz. The Sydney International Women’s Jazz Festival returns this October for its landmark 15th anniversary, bringing ten days of adventurous music, international collaboration and boundary-pushing performances to venues across Sydney. Presented by the Sydney Improvised Music Association (SIMA), the festival runs from Thursday 22 October to Saturday 31 October, wi

The world’s biggest smartphone film festival, SF3, returns for its 12th season - and it's looking bigger and better than ever! You don’t need an expensive camera kit to make a great film. Sometimes, all it takes is the smartphone already sitting in your pocket. That idea is at the heart of SF3, which returns for its 12th season on Saturday 31 October and Sunday 1 November 2026. Billed as the world’s biggest smartphone film festival, SF3 celebrates filmmaking in one of its mos

From comedy and theatre to cabaret, music, dance and experimental performances, discover what’s happening across Sydney at the Sydney Fringe Festival 2026. Sydney is about to get a whole lot more creative, with the Sydney Fringe Festival 2026 bringing an enormous program of theatre, comedy, music, dance, cabaret, circus, immersive experiences and experimental work to venues across the city. But with so much happening, deciding what to see can feel like a show in itself. From

Sydney Fringe Festival 2026’s spectacular circus, cabaret and variety hub is back at Moore Park, bringing a huge program of entertainment to the Entertainment Quarter.

A Surry Hills warehouse transformed by Berlin Wall artist Thierry Noir, linking Sydney street art with U2’s Achtung Baby era through one of the city’s most striking public artworks.

Your What's On guide to the best theatre, food, entertainment and live music happening in Surry Hills, Darlinghurst and other nearby neighbourhoods.

Linla, a new Taiwanese social dining bar in Surry Hills, has opened in the former Dead Ringer space, offering shared dishes, cocktails and a vibrant communal dining experience.

Stonewall Hotel has officially closed its Oxford Street venue after nearly 30 years, marking a major moment in Darlinghurst and Sydney’s LGBTQIA+ nightlife history.

Meet Eva Stringelman, new CEO of St John’s Community Services in Darlinghurst, as she discusses recovery, community connection and supporting vulnerable people across Sydney.

Hotel Harry has reopened as Harry’s following a major renovation, unveiling a refreshed interior, new food concept, cocktail menu and live music spaces in Surry Hills.

La Ronde returns to Surry Hills for an extended season at The Grand Electric Theatre after national acclaim, blending circus, cabaret and world-class physical performance.

Explore the chilling history of Frederick Deeming, the convicted killer who once lived in Darlinghurst and was later linked by some historians to the Jack the Ripper murders.

Porteño Surry Hills has once again been named among the World’s Best Steak Restaurants in 2026, continuing the restaurant’s global recognition for Argentinian-style asado dining.

Stacey Keating’s journey from New York City to Surry Hills, where the internationally recognised mural artist creates bold public art inspired by Sydney, street culture and Australian wildlife.

Surry Hills’ rag trade district has a long history, from garment factories and migrant labour to the industrial boom that shaped one of Sydney’s most iconic suburbs.

Housed in the former home of much-loved neighbourhood bar Dead Ringer, Linla is built around a simple ritual: raising a glass together. In Taiwanese dialect, “Linla” captures the sound and feeling shared between friends when they toast – a moment of celebration, presence and connection that shapes the spirit of the venue.