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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.

Discover the best record shops in Newtown and Enmore, from vintage vinyl and ‘90s house to jazz, punk, hip-hop and more. Explore Sydney’s thriving vinyl revival.

A superb reimagining of Arthur Miller's American classic, A View From The Bridge, now playing at New Theatre. New Theatre continues to deliver thespian gold in a season that has so far enthralled, surprised, impressed and thoroughly entertained. A View From The Bridge is the sixth play on the 2026 schedule and, without throwing shade on the previous five, might just be the best so far. Written in 1955 by Arthur Miller - arguably one of America’s greatest playwrights - A View

New Theatre’s The Day of the Triffids brings John Wyndham’s classic 1952 sci-fi novel to the stage in an inventive, immersive production that explores survival, technology and humanity’s fear of what it creates.

Discover the best things to do in Marrickville this July and August 2026, with live music, theatre, markets, workshops and community events across the Inner West. Find your next local adventure with our guide to what’s on.

Discover RPM Records Marrickville, the independent vinyl store preserving music history through rare records, memorabilia and community connection. Owners Lizzie French and Steve Wernick share their passion for vinyl, local artists and the future of physical music.

Kiss My Brass has quickly become one of Marrickville’s newest live music destinations, supporting emerging artists, independent bands and local creatives with an artist-first venue built around connection, collaboration and community.

Inner West Drama has spent more than a decade helping children, teenagers and adults discover confidence, creativity and connection through theatre. Learn how Flight Path Theatre’s education program is transforming lives across Marrickville and the Inner West.

Maroubra is set for a new rhythm of local markets as Randwick City Council introduces a second monthly event at Heffron Park. Running alongside the popular Maroubra Beach Markets, the expansion brings fresh produce, artisan stalls, and community shopping across two weekend locations.

Australian film icons David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz have become the first non-actors inducted into Randwick’s Australian Film Walk of Fame, recognising their lasting influence on cinema culture, criticism and audiences nationwide.

Discover what’s on in Mosman and surrounding Lower North Shore suburbs, from live music, theatre and jazz to night markets, comedy shows and cultural events across Sydney this season.

Sydney youth band Four Leaf Clover impressed judges at YouthRock 2026, finishing third overall and winning the Aaron Chugg Award for passion and commitment. Meet the talented young musicians making waves on the local music scene.

Discover the story of Australian artist Louise Smith, whose vibrant paintings of native flowers, birds, beaches and landscapes capture the beauty of Australia through bold colours, creativity and imagination.

The Mosman Art Prize celebrates contemporary Australian art in one of Sydney’s most iconic harbourside suburbs. More on Mosman For more than seven decades, the Mosman Art Prize has remained one of Australia’s most respected and enduring art awards, attracting established and emerging artists from right across the country. Held annually at the Mosman Art Gallery, the prestigious exhibition has become a highlight of Sydney’s cultural calendar and a proud tradition within the lo

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

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.

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.

Read our review of Dancing at Lughnasa at New Theatre Sydney. This powerful production of Brian Friel’s Irish classic delivers emotional depth, tension and outstanding performances in Newtown.

Discover how Sydney artist Rachel Rae transforms the beauty, movement and energy of the ocean into vibrant coastal artworks. To look at her paintings is to see into the very soul of Rachel Rae; a soul that is shaped by and at the service of the wide, beautiful sea. Her works are vivid and strong, painted with perceptible strokes, impressionistic but lively. “Bright, energetic and painterly,” Rae offers as a description. “I focus on movement, pattern and colour and also love