Our Sydney Festival highlights
Music, dance, performance art and kid-friendly events to help you plan your festival from 4 to 26 January
Shaping a lively and creative city
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Music, dance, performance art and kid-friendly events to help you plan your festival from 4 to 26 January
Meet the female force behind Sydney’s New Year’s Eve celebrations.
You’re bound to find your favourite new read in this list.
The people, parties and parades that made LGBTIQA+ Sydney from the disco era to the fight for marriage equality in the 21st century.
Honouring the fallen and reflecting on the sacrifice of generations past.
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A new opportunity to redefine Redfern Terrace as a place for storytelling and somewhere the community can share knowledge and creativity.
107 Projects is no longer managing these spaces in Zetland and Redfern.
As the end of 2024 inches closer, it’s time to start thinking about how you’ll spend the biggest night on the calendar.
For History Week, we unveil the stories behind Sydney’s most beloved clocks and the skill that preserves their legacy.
Learn about life as a prisoner of war, explore the civic collection of memorabilia and make your own laser-cut design inspired by our archives.
Reduced rates are offered for the multipurpose spaces.
Share your talents and entertain audiences at our spring and summer community events
A celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander art, businesses, dance and music.
Sydney’s youngest photographers have been creating lively new works that capture their fresh perspectives. These images were taken by kids aged 5 to 12.
Take an intimate journey through contrasting scenes of connection, resilience and play, and vote for your favourite from 1 August.
We need your help on our plan to support the future of the arts
Take part in this survey and help us understand how our 9 branches make a difference.
A celebration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander music, dance, art and enterprise as part of NAIDOC Week.
Share your artwork of hope, welcome and belonging
Grab your choc tops and popcorn, and settle in for some great cinema from 5 to 16 June
Hear more from Otis about what reconciliation week means to him and what drew him to the City of Sydney.
From grand picture palaces to cineplex chains, take a front row seat to the story of our theatres from the silver screen's first century.
Celebrating the many ways to be a family through storytelling at our libraries.
Award-winning author and illustrator Aura Parker shared her book ‘Bowerbird Blues’ with more than 2 million participants across Australia.
From dazzling lights and live music in an old substation to big ideas with Matildas royalty, discover what's new at this year's festival, 24 May to 15 June.
Hear from Australian actor and producer Claudia Karvan and a panel of experts and cultural leaders at the next CityTalks.
Inspired by Sydney icons, ‘In Through the Out Door’ by Callum Morton transforms humble fire exits
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultural and knowledge centre will ensure stories are treasured for generations to come.